The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-08

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Trustee Corse went to South Bend
Friday to visit his daughter :
The Brownlee bridge has been re-
paired and is now in use again.
Mrs Everett Grant of Bourbon,
visited her brother, Fred Hatfield in
this city Friday.
A. f. Ives, who has been here in
the interest of South Bend dye COM
pany, went home Friday.
Mrs. Mary Shut, daughter of Colt
lieb Schaal, has returned from a visit
in Crawford county, Ohio.
Rev. O. F. Lands has returned
from meeting of the u B. minister
ial association at Elkhart
J. r. Vinnedge made business trip
to Elkhart and South Bend before
leaving fos his new home in Wiscon-
sin.
Let every honest man take a firm
stand against bribery, graft and cor
ruption both before and after the
election.
Emmons and Esther McCrory went
to Indiana Harbor to visit over Sun
day with their brother and sister in
that city.
John Sponseller who is in jail here
for trying to kill his wife in Tippe-
canoe township, has retained Parker
& Stevens to defend him.
Mrs. John Flossenzier went to
South Bend Friday to visit her broth
er, Fred Logan who is in the hospital
there, with little hope of recovery.
Judge Bernetha has not decided in
favor OF the boilers, neither has AIRY
other court since Boys & Co. boleed
from the Republican party February
g.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Pearce O. Fort
Wayne, who have been visiting at H.
B. Aliens, went to Donaldson and
Grovertown to visit before returning
] home.
0. R. Dean, a former resident Of
West township, and also of Lapaz, is
here from Alberta, Canada, his pres
ent home, visiting relatives and
friends.
A lawyer who after having es-
poused the cause of one client, will
go over and help the other side,
ought not to be allowed to practice in
the courts.
Rev I. p Baker of Sheridan, Ind,
will preach at the Wesleyan church
tonight, at 7:30. He will conduct
quarterly meeting services at Lapaz
Saturday and Sunday.
George Rockhill and his mother,
Mrs. Aaron Rockhill, of Etna Green.
stopped in Plymouth Friday on their
way to Hubbard to visit Homer Rock
hill who is seriously ILL.,
Have your bad teeth out before
cold weather. DR.. Smith, painless ex-
tractor, at the Ross House next Tues
day and Wednesday, The Doctors
last visit until next spring.
Beldon was defeated Tor township
trustee by Democrats who said If he
was elected he would buy his goods
Of William EVERY. Many Democrats
say that Everly is still selling goods
1t is reported that George Weigle
who has been employed by the
Adams Express company in this city
has purchased an interest in a restau-
rant at Bryan, Ohio, and will remove
to that city Immediately after the
election.
New York is not hopeless She has
sentenced two men to prison for lille
gal voting. Push it along. Any man
who votes or attempts to vote lille
gally ought to work for the State for
a term to learn the privileges and
duties of citizenship.
Lewis J. Iden was born in Elk
county, Kansas, February 2, 1906, and
died at his home near Bourbon Oct.
&c, 1906, aged 16 years months and
"a days. He leaves mother, one sis
ter and .stepfather His father, two
brothers and one sister having pre-
ceeded him to the spirit world.
| Mrs Robert Erwin has gone 20
South Milwaukee, to visit her niece,
Mrs. Grace Erwin Curtis. who is. i'll
She was loaded with some delicacies
from the old home that will revive
the patient. we venture. for they are
from the old home, where even the
sight of them would do one good
Bourbon Mirror.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Strunk spent
| Wednesday in South Bend. Will
feels pretty bad on account of hav-
ing helped Boys & Co. kick up a
rumpus in Marshall county aud said
he was going to South Bend to see
Brick about It. But Will Strunk VIII
soon be back in the Republican par
ty. He knows what's what now
| The only reason that the followers
of Boys. Yockey, Pickerl and com
papy give for disrupting the party rs
that Hendricks did not get the post
office. But Hendricks stands blythe
party; Boys & Co. are the boilers
Their followers have another think
coming, and when it comes they will
ask some sensible man to kick them
for being fools.
! Mrs. Ira N. Shrider's funeral was
largely attended and the remains
were inferred at Oak Hill cemetery
She was deprived of her parents at az
early age and resided in FoH Wayne