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


Mrs. Erwin Hoff has returned te
Bremen after visit with relative.
here.
Mrs. Theodore Cressner went. tc
Chicago Thursday for visit of few
days. e
MRS. Neiswonger of Argos, spen
Wednesday and Thursday in Ply
mouth.
Mrs. Bertha Jewell of Edgerton
O., is visiting her mother, Mrs. J
w. Maxey in this city.
Mrs. Margaret Forsythe of Walk
erton, stopped in Plymouth Thursday
on her way to Mentone
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Bates were
here from Fort Wayne to attend the
Gibson Jacoby wedding.
Specifications are now ready for
Culver's new water works and men
are at work putting down wells.
The sudden death of Mrs. David
Reynolds Wednesday removes an
other of Plymouth's old residents.
President Roosevelt has issued his
annual Thanksgiving day proclama-
ton, Thursday, Nov 90, is the date.
Miss Cliffe Nash has returned to
Chicago after a visit of a few days
with her aunts. Mrs R. A. and Mrs.
A. C.. Hume.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Bradley of Cul-
yer went to South Bend for a visit
after spending several days with rel
atives in Plymouth.
Arthur Bland and wife former
residents of the country southeast OF
Inwood, now residing in Montana,
are here for a visit
In submitting evidence of increas-
ing Democratic harmony. Mr. Bryan
was doubtless wise not to drag in the
New York situation.
The tail of the southwestern blizs
card struck us and made it pretty
chilly Thursday, but the center OF
the storm passed north of lis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jacoby OF
Chicago, were here to attend the ia
CODY Gibson wedding at the Episco-
pal church Wednesday evening
Speaking of Mr.. Bryan's penchani
for scriptural illustrations. the cross
of gold and crown of thorns did not
pan out as well as they started in.
Mrs. Flora Neidlinger who resides
north of this city and her cousin.
Mrs. Warner of Ohio, went to Chi
cago Thursday for visit of few
days.
Miss Ida Bailey of Chicago, who
has been visiting in this city and vi
cinity several days, went to South
Bend for a visit before returning
home.
Mrs. Williamson has sold her resi-
dence property almost in the business
part of the city TO f. d. Miner, the
postal clerk, now residing on Sophia
street.
George Montague OF Hardin coun
ty, Ohio, who has been visiting rela
tives near Plymouth several days
went to Logansport for visit before
returning home.
Miss Nettie Slough of Bourbon,
who has been teaching school in
South Bend the past two years, IS
very low with typhoid fever at the
hospital in that place.
A Bluffton high school graduate
lighted a match and looked into
turpentine barrel to see if it was
empty. And still people talk abour
the benefits of education.
Mrs Margaret Sprague of Grover
town formerly of this city, has beer
spending a week with her daughter
near Plymouth and expects to move.
to Kankakee, Ill, with her son in
about three weeks.
A fve-mile foot race is announced
to be pulled off at Wanatah on Sat
urday, Nov. 3, for a purse of 500.
The contestants are Billy Wilson, the
former base ball pitcher, and Ed
Clause, who resides near Wanstah.
For three days Mr.. Bryan had been
making a whirlwind campaign in In
diana, chiefly in the southern and
central part of the state. The only
points touched by him in the Thir
teenth district were Plymouth and
Culver i
While cleaning their new home in
Pierceton where they had resided but
a few days, Mr.. and Mrs. Ele R.den-
baugh burned up $s7 in currency, Mr.. |
Ridenbaugh not knowing the money
was hidden away among some Id
papers.
Representative citizens from every |
in Kosciusko county were
in Warsaw on Tuesday and heard the |
address of Senator Albert J. Bevcr-
dge. Everybody was glad of the op |
portunity of hearing Indiana's senior
in the upper house and
sent home we'll pleased
Mrs. B. +. Troyer of South Bend
IS visiting in this city and vicinity.
Attorney General Moody will be
nominated by President Roosevelt
Tor the vacant place. in the supreme
court and the nomination will no
doubt be confirmed soon after cong
TESS meets in December.