The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-12

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Peter J. Kruger has sold his house
and lot north of the court house to
Justin Myers.
Prof. Randall has gone to Dakon-
sha, Michigan to visit his mother and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Mcdonald have
taken up their summer residence at
Lake Maxinkuckee.
Clarence Hostetter has moved to
Bristol, Indiana His family left for
that place Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias NJ Styles have
returned to Argos after visit of a
few days in this city.
E. M. Styles who has been en-
ployed at Ocean Grove, N. J. several
months is home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Helsel and
son, Cecil, have returned to Misha-
waka after visit of several days in
this city.
John Mcdonald has returned to
Creighton, Neb., after a visit of four
weeks with his parents and other rela
tives here.
Mrs f. S. Hite has returned to her
home near Inwood after a visit in
this city with her parents, Jones
Grant and wife.
Mrs. Francis White has returned
to South Bend after a visit of ten
days with Mrs. Charles Becknell and
other relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bacome, of
Lima, Ohio, arrived July ), for a visit
of several days at the home of their
uncle. ]. z. Haines.
Mrs. John Lauby of Elkhart, made
a est of two weeks in this city with
Mrs. Amanda Denny and other
friends and relatives.
Mrs. ]. D. Field and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Gardner, have gone to
South Bend for a visit of week in
that city and Mishawaka.
Indiana stands at the head of the
list as literary state. 1t has fur
nished fifteen pr cent of the best
selling books during the past five
years.
The methods being adopted in the
Thaw-White murder trial appears to
be on the theory of pot calling the
kettle black" ~ is nasty mess all
around.
The Bibb Hoop company of Fort
Wayne, has been fined for employing
child labor, contrary to law, complaint
having been filed by the state labor
commissioner.
L. M. I.auer has been employed BY
Eugene Kemp to assist the state in
the prosecution of Johnson Mr.
Kemp's condition has not been so
good for the past few days.
If you do not care to build at once,
take advantage of the plans for easy
payments. You will not miss the
money, North Michigan street lots
are worth the price anytime.
Reed Parker has returned to South
Bend after vacation of two weeks
in this city and on his grandfather
farm west Of the city. He helped
shock thirty acres Of wheat during
harvest
Otto Hoskirsn of Bremen elected
superintendent of Wakarusa schools
has resigned to accept better posi-
ton at Lapel, Ind, and Prof. VIM
w. Carter, graduate of Indiana uni
versity, has been elected to the po
sition.
Governor LeFollette,of Wisconsin
spoke at Winona Thursday evening
Governor Hanly on Friday afternoon
and Eugene v. Debs was the speake
billed for Friday evening. The weel
has been one of the best in the Vino
ma program.
George Shaw of Elkhart, has beer
appointed manager of Elkhart count,
for the Lincoln League the appoint
ments throughout the state having
been announced by Edward f. Gate
president of hte league. George wa
once a resident of Plymouth.
Mrs. Cartherine Parker of Culver
IS suffering from a stroke of paraly
sis and fears are entertained that sh,
will not recover. She is the mothe
of DIR. Parker and the widow of thu
late Eli Parker and is among the oil,
settlers of the east side of Lake Max
inkuckee.
In his Fourth of July speech to hi.
neighbors at Oyster Bay, Presiden1
Roosevelt reiterated the principle.
which govern his Administrations
equal justice to all, equal opportun
tiles for all, and equal obligations up
on all. He insists that rich and poor
alike obey the law and receive tn.
protection of the law.
Another big wool deal that will at
tract tie attention of the people who
will be interested in the wool bust
ness is the deal of Bates & Fribiey
who sold Fribleys' Department store
last week 10,s25 pounds of the valu
able article. The vicinity of Bour-
bon is a great place for the wool in
dustry-Bourbon Mirror.
Max Hascall and Clyde Davis o
Goshen were out driving with coupi
of young women who greatly admire,
the little kitten" noticed by the road
side, and the young men CALAMITY as
sayed to capture the prospective pet
| Mr.. Davis has since been compelle,