The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-01

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some work at Argos this week.
Mrs. Charles Oliver OF South
Bend is visiting the family of Johr
Glass.
The ground was frozen Wednes
day morning and We had our first kill
ing frost.
Carmine Louise residing west oil
Donaldson, will have a public sale
Monday, Nov 12.
The funeral of Mrs. Katherine
| Weireiter was very largely attend I'd
Tuesday afternoon.
John Blad will have a sale of per-
sonal property at his residence one
mile west of Donaldson Thursday
Nov 8.
The records show that Jones Grant
has not turned any interest into the
county fund since he has been coun-
ty treasurer.
Mrs. S. S. Unger, mother of Attor-
ney Unger, is here from Walkerton
visiting her son and Mrs. Zehner and
other relatives.
There will be Sunday school at the
German Evangelical church at IL
o'clock and Frauen Vercin at IL y
clock next Sunday.
Lewis Fuller, accused of the muir
der of his wife at Goshen, was allow
ed to attend her funeral in the Gus
tody of court bailiff on Monday
Andy Casebeer, aged 1O2 years, O.
Butler, the oldest man in DeKalb
county, is very i'll and his relatives
have been summoned to his bedside
And then, to, it is pretty hard luck
sometimes to win lawsuit 1t has
tendency to embarrass the friendly
relations. between some people and
others.
From the statement of those dissat
s6ed Utes in Wyoming it would
seem that our unparalleled prosperity
had been overlooking some of the ma
tons wards.
Just how serious the situation liz
New York is, becomes apparent whe.l
| it is seen that such names as David
B. Hill and Adlai Stevenson have go
mixed up with it.
Many relatives and friends from
South Bend, Indianapolis and o,n.,
points at distance attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Katherine Weireitcr
Tuesday afternoon
The Importance of the County
Council should not be overlooked in
the forthcoming election. Fortunate
ly the voter has good men in abund
ance to choose from.
The Fairbanks special will reach
Argos shortly afternoon Thursday
and the Vice President is expected 10
talk fifteen minutes. The special goes
iioi- niSoS 10 huOA.
DIR. Hill and wife of Rochester hsv,
been visiting at DR.. Durr's and Mrs
Durr went home with them for a 5isil
of few days. Mrs. Hill is Mrs
Durr's aunt, formerly Mrs Quivey
The Lagrange Standard of la.t
week gives quite a lengthy account
of the excellent work which is being
done in the Lima schools by the
music director, Miss Mary Hoham O
Plymouth.
1t has been found by the Panama
Canal commissioners that there is :.
scarcity of laborers in all parts of the
world, and it is even reported from
New York that the supply of chorus
girls is running short
Michael Burke of Newark, Ohio,
who never in the LOG years of his life
had been i'll, died Tuesday as the re
suit of being kicked by horse.
Burke was vigorous and had none III
the infrmities of old age.
From eating mushrooms believed
to have been poisonous, Frank ] |
Flynn, prominent Elkhart man and
Democratic nominee for clerk of Elk |
hart county. vas taken suddenly il; |
Saturday and for time his condition
was serious.
Every farmer in Marshall county |
should make arrangements to be
present at some station of the Lake |
Erie railroad when the seed corn
special goes through this county IA |
November. There is much to learn |
about seed corn.
Fifty-six years ago today J. +.
Langenbaugh, the present truant of |
hcer and the Oldest school teacher in
Marshall county, arrived in. Ply |
mouth. Now at the age of over 80
yeafss he is as strong and active as
most men of sixty-6ve.
Col. Isaac W. Brown. who talked
to the boys at Winona lake Tuesday
morning about the birds that make
their home at that place, has returned
to his home in Rochester Col Brown
is still in the employe of Miss Helen
Gould. He will next week leave for
a lecture tour in the west
The regular Republican ticket has
the names of Paul Logan, ]. ". Asst
ley, c. c. Yockey, Gilbert Coar, DR..
Rea. William White. Philip Sickman.
General Kilgore, Fred Thompson AMI
other true Republicans. They are all
good men and should receive the
votes of al. good Republicans.
William II. Craig has returned
from visit of several days at his old
home in Ohio. He brought with him
a very fine photograph of his old