The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-15
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cage. *
Mrs: Hepyy Ashton is visiting at
Rochester. 1910
w. E. Leonard lis transacting
business att Laheville.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Reeve spent
Wednesday in Chicago.
Mrs. Ed Butcher, is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Wabash.
Our paper this week gives the Off
cial vote of every precinct in Mar
shall county.
Alva Porter, the county recorder,
is moving into the Stiles property on
North Center street
The leading bakers of Mishawaka,.
have cut the price of bread from Ave
cents to three cents loaf.
The Ladies Parish Guild will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Theo-
dore Mclaughlin. A full attendance
is desired.
The funeral of Jacob Hoham will
be held at the residence on North
Walnut street at o'clock Thursday
afternoon.
| Subscribers who wish copies of the
official returns of the county cleo
ton Nov. 6, can get them by calling
at this Office.
Mrs Eversole, trimmer at Mrs.
Diaps millinery store during the past
season, returned Wednesday to her
home in Delphi, Ind.
Emma, the hveryear-old daughter
of Frank Johnson near Tyner, was
reported dying from brain fever
Wednesday afternoon. M
Mrs. Sarah Davidson has returned
to her home at Letters Ford after a
visit of few weeks in this city with
her daughter, Mrs. Lydia Ho,imer.
Plymouth is said to have more eat
ing houses than any other city of its
size in the state Most of its ressau-
rants and lunch rooms are good ones
too.
| |. w. Kearney and Mr.. and Mrs.
Up. A. Keller of Hamlet, were Ply
mouth visitors Wednesday. The Kel-
lers had been visiting at Calver few
days.
New subscribers to the daily and
weekly Tribune are coming in rapid
ly. These papers give all the news
and a great variety of miscellaneous
reading, covering almost all subjects.
| c. d. Morris has gone to Mobile,
Alabama and will probably spend the
winter there. There are great tracts
of pine timber in southern Alabama
and he will investigate the lumber in
Iterests
The controlling wheels of the ma
chine in this county have called on
Congressman Brick this week and as
sured him that they will stand by
him until he has no more. plums "a
give away
| Mrs. Alice Kessler of Culver and
E. c. Martindale OF this city, were
called to ralma Wednesday by tele-
phone message announcing the criti-
cal illness of Mrs. Simeon Kessler. d
sister of Mr.. Martindale
Mr.. and Mrs. John Widman. resid-
ing one mile east of this city, went
Ito Monterey Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of Anthony Bender, forme,
resident of this vicinity, who died
Sunday at his home near Monterey
Mrs. ]. T. Foulkes, better know
as Ina Hawley, is visiting her moth.
err in this city and with her two
children will remain here until Jarn-
airy. Her husband sails for England
Saturday to spend six weeks with
relatives there.
4 There were three coaches of tn.
seed corn special Wednesday and
there was a lecturer on each coach
Farmers who attended learned much
about selecting good seed corn and
the methods of planting to insure Z
large crop.
The winter term of Valparaiso
University will open November 27th
Many from this county will attend
This is one of the best educationa
institutions in the West The instruc.
ton is of the highest order and yel
: the expenses are the lowest.
The Elnora News sagely remark.
that the way to keep the boy on tn,
farm is to keep the girl there Surel,
there is good sense in this suggestion
One is a natural magnet for the other
If the girls stay. there is at leas
much less probability that tie boy.
will go. - 8
Mrs. ]. L. Broderick, wife OF tn,
Elkhart bank wrecker, sister of Viii
son L. Collins and sister-in-law. o
3 Walter Brown, all of whom are nov
in the Federal prison al Leavenwortl
Kansas, died at Roxbury, N. Y. Mon
e day night The remains will be inter
! red at Knoxville, la.
u Sol. Mayer came within nineteer
votes of being elected to the legislat
ure of the state of Washington. H,
J. lives at Spokane and was a candidate
. lon the Democratic ticket Othe
a Democratic candidates were beatel
) from 400 to 600. Plymouth boys ar,
d always popular.
81 The potato crop in this section i
= surprising all expectations of tn
earlier part of the season. The pro
duct is of splendid quality and tn
s yield in many cases is UNUSUAL,
y large. Prices are being held at