The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-25
BUCKS CASH HARDWARE

Clyde Bennett was home from Lo-
gansport Sunday.
B. Metcalf is visiting his daughter
Fat Argos this week
Miss Emma Protsman was home
from Lapaz over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Everly
spent Monday in South Bend.
Miss Dolla Logan visited over Sun
Cay at her home in North township.
Mrs. Irving Thompson of Argos,
spent Sunday with relatives in Ply
mouth.
Mrs. Erma Pierce of Indianapolis,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Winnings in this city:
W. F. Young was up town Mon
day for the first time in ten days. He
is suffering from varicose veins and
still has to walk with the aid of
canes.
A Creencastle high school boy acct
dentally shot companion. Where
did he get the revolver? Nobody has
any right to sell him one under our
{, State law.
Mrs. Losey and her sister, Mrs
Strang of Pennsylvania, who has
been visiting here three months. wen.
to South Bend Monday to visit Lott
Losey.
Severe billiards, heavy snow and
terrific transforms are raging
throughout west from the eastern
slope of Rocky mountains to Sierra
Nevadas; great losses reported.
/ Mrs. J. c. Warnes and daughter,
Marion, have returned to Chicago
after remaining here several weeks on
account of the severe illness of Mrs
Warnes' brother, Edgar Dickinson.
Mr.. Weber of Donaldson left on
our table Monday morning fine
hollyhock stalk which he found
blooming out doors, just like summer
after being covered with snow six
inches deep ten days ago.
Agent Hanes has just paid the last
[Dstallment of state and county tax
for the Pennsylvania railroad COM
.,any 1t amounts to s10,134.73. The
total city and county tax of the road
piid here this year is s25,946.73-
A gang of Nevada robbers stole
twenty-eight sacks of ore and Indi-
annapolis crooks have carried aft a
rail bender weighing $50 pounds. IF
this keeps up it will be wise to Keep
houses and lots chained down over
night.
DIR. Loring has gone TO Chicago
to take post graduate course OF
four or FIVE weeks. He always keeps
we'll up in his profession and is never
satisfied with anything but the bes,
knowledge obtainable in medicine and
surgery.
earn, Goodrich & Co., threw II
the sponge Saturday in regard to
their mandate case in the supreme
court and notified the election com
missioners that they would on Tues
day ask the supreme court for an in
junction.
| Down in hot New Mexico and al
tSalt Lake, Utah, there was regular
blizzard Sunday and much damage
was done by the wind. The whole
southwest was snow bound, trains de
4 layed, stock aud buildings destroyed
and several lives lost
Just as we expected the Chronicle
is furnishing more reasons for the
defeat of the boilers ticket than any
body else could have thought of.
Such men as Schlosser, Thomas.
Grant and most others on that ticket
certainly have reason to feel very
much ashamed of the company they
are in.
The election commissioners sent
Attorney Stevens to Indianapolis 10
look after the new injunction sui, lied
in the supreme court TO be heard
Tues day Merrill Moores and Sc Ia
tor Parks are so badly ratified t.,.it il
is not improbable that they will file
a suit to unseat Governor Hanly be
fore the week ends.
Nelson Brown, colored, who is the
father of twentyfour children. was in
a quandary for the name of bis
youngest child. only two months old
But he finally decided to name it
Rushvile Brown, in honor of the
youngsters birthplace. Prof. Brown
has been in the barber business M
Nashville Ind, over forty years
Rev. w. S. Howard will remain in
Plymouth. He was offered the po-
sition of archdeacon of the Missouri
diocese with headquarters at St
Louis and a salary of $4,000, but he
has decided to stand by his congrega-
ton in Plymouth at a salary of 81 900
until their church is completed and
paid for Everybody will be glad of
this news. Plymouth needs w. S.
Howard
| The real Republican organization
of Marshall county does not have to
file suit after suit in all the courts
of the country to establish its claims
Mr. Hendricks has fled no suits. The
boilers have thought it necessary to
| file two suits week for sometime
past but they are no nearer the Re
publican party than they were six
months ago W. G. Hendricks is still
county chairman.s