The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-15
BUCKS CASH HARDWARE

al nTee OdkS, MICH.
Miss May Williams has secured
at South Bend
James Andrews and wife went to
South Bend to spend Sunday.
z. L. Andrews went to Tyner. to
visit over Sunday with his daughter
Congressman Brick ran 31s votes
behind his ticket in his own county
Misses Mary Matthew and Lizzie
Gibson went to South Bend Saturday.
Mrs. Louisa Miller and daughter,
Flossie, went to Lapaz to spend Sum
day.
Wickizer the nurseryman, has been
busy setting out trees on the new a1-
dition to Argos.
Peter Helm visited over Sunday in
Chicago with his son Russell, who is
employed there.
Mr.. and Mrs George Packer went
TO Rochester to visit relatives in that
city over Sunday.
Mrs. Jemima Sponsller is reported
very sick at the home of her son on
East Laporte street.
Mrs. w. G. Hendricks and son,
Cecil, have gone to Indianapolis for a
v,Sit Of few DAVIS
Hunters are now at liberty to kill
all kinds of game, provided they get
the consent of landowners.
Mrs James L. Trowbridge and son,
have returned to South Bend, after
a visit of a week in this vicinity.
The smallpox situation in South
Bend is disquieting. There are now
seventeen houses under quarantine.
Mrs. William Walker returned Fri
day to her home at Mishawaka, after
spending a week with relatives here
John w. Kitch was elected justice
of the peace at South Bend. one OF
the few Democrats elected in that
county.
Jacob Bergman of Kokomo, came
up Friday evening to spend Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
rad Bergman.
John S. Bender and James Keiser,
old citizens of this city who were SER
iously i'll for several weeks, are both
almost well again
George Goodyear has purchased a
farm in northwest Texas and will
move to that state. He will have a
sale of personal property Nov. 81.
There were Sc ticekts sold for Chi
cago Saturday morning, 40 in the af-
ternoon making with those estimated
for Sunday morning about 125 on the
excursion.
Mrs. Rachel Graham and Miss Lola
Gordon have returned to their home
at Anderson after an extended visit
with the family of Benjamin Switzer
and other relatives here.
Saturday, Nov. 10, was ]. F. Lang
enba agh's saith anniversary. He came
in aid renewed his subscription JUS
as he has on the 10th day of every
November for almost fifty years.
The grand jury of Elkhart count,
on Thursday returned an indictment
charging Lewis Fuller with the muir
der of his wife. Fuller has been ir
jail since the death of his wife.
The winter school of agriculture a
Purdue University opens January q
next. This school offers the best ia
cilities to young men and women whs
expect ito make farming their life
business.~
E This week Charles Scott again be
comes owner of the Bfemen Enquir
er, having purchased the interest O
Otto Fries, who has been connected
with the Office for the past tire,
months.
The rain Saturday kept many PEG
pie at home who intended to go e
Chicago on the excursion in the at
ternoon. Trains were crowded will
passengers from points east of Ply
mouth
Mr.. Burris was elected prosecuting
attorney for the district composed o
Elkhart and Lagrange counties by
plurality of nine votes. The distric
gave the Republican state ticket
majority of 1900.
The horrible death of Oscar Fulle
should be a warning to all boys VIII,
are in the habit of jumping on NOV
ing trains 1t is always dangerou
and death or severe INJURIES Away
come when least expected.
Mrs. Jennie Wheeler-Logan, Of thi
city and Frank Walmer, of Bourbon
were united in marriage at the HON
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mr.:
Frank Wheeler, at 412 Monroe street
South Bend, Thursday afternoon a
$50 o'clock.
Mrs. Hattie Snyder, sister of MI
Norman S. Woodward, died at Elk
hart Saturday morning. Miss Dais
Woodward and Undertaken Bunne'
went to Elkhart to bring the remain
to Plymouth for burial Mrs. Snyde
was about IS years old
Some of these days il will daw
uopn the minds of political manager
THAT the less humbuggery there is ir
ljected into their doings the highe
public respect will be. The chap thu
can be influenced by humbug and ella
trap can hardly ever be relied upoI