The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-01
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Mrs Frank Tanner and son are
visiting at Argos.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Gibson have
returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Hiram Ream is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Gaymon, az South
Bend.
Mrs. A. Woodward who has been
visiting here, returned to her home at
Reading, Mich.
Mrs. letters of this city Is visit
ing her son, George letters and
family in Argos.
The Indianapol;, Star says it is
hard to tell a Jefferson Republican
from Lincoln Democrat.
Mrs. Amanda Ovrholtz, who has
been employed in this city has re-
turned to her home at Tyner
Mr.. Wilhelm of Burr Oak and
Theodore Cressner of this city, trans
acted business at Tiosa Friday.
Mrs. Emma Shafer of Argos, has
erturned home after visit of a few
days with relatives and friends here
Miss Maggie Steckman has return
&c from Petoskey where she. spen,
two months of the hay fever season
Mr.. and Mrs T. N. Kennedy re-
siding northwest of this city are the
parents of daughter born Thurs
day.
M. A. O. Packard is rome from
Martinsville where he spent two
weeks taking treatment for rheuma-
tism.
Fennimore easier who was re-
ported fatally injured two weeks ago
from falling down stairs is raking
leaves this week
MahIon Shadley has returned to
his home in Shelby county after
visit of several days with his son,
John, at Inwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Morlock, and
Mrs Inbody of West township, wen.
to Mexico, Ind, Friday to visit at
Rev. ]. F.. Applemar's.
Georgia reports bumper cfop Of
peanuts. The first harbinger of an
unusually successful baseball and cir
Gus season next summer.
Mrs. j. o. Burton of Rochester.
who has been visiting her sons Roy
and Harry Lackey in this city several
days, returned to her home Friday
Hetty Green complains that she is
poor She would feel still poorer il
she were ten times as rich as she is
Some people are afflicted that way
Mrs J. w. Wolfram of Hamlet.
has returned home after visit o.
several days in this city with her
daughter, Mrs J w Mccormick.
Mr.. Grover Cassidy of Tyner an,
Miss Nora Sheaks, daughter of Isaa
Sheaks, who resides near Walkerscn
were married Saturday, Octobcr 20
Lee Jacoby, wife and daughter
have returned to their home at Lima
Ohio. They were here to attend the
Iacoby- Cibson wedding and visit rel
atives.
C. T. Harr, wife, daughter and
niece have returned to their home in
Bedford county, Pennsylvania, afte:
visit with relatives and friends in
this vicinity.
Mrs. A c. Roberts who went to
California year ago. with her hus-
band hoping to regain her health. has
been benefited by the climate, but is |
still in poor health.
The Chicago city council has voted |
to add $50 more men to the police |
force to help head off the foot-pads |
which will increase with the approach |
of the hold-up season.
The cutting off of considerable |
area of New Orleans from free mail
delivery on account of lack of side
walks or crossings has been announc !
ed by the post-office department..
D. w. Eurilt and family and Mrs. |
Black of Peru, drove to Plymouth |
Friday to visit w. f. Bailey and Mrs.
Benedict Mrs. Black is their sister
and Mr. Euritt is their nephew
Secretary Shaw talks interestingly |
about the danger of money and the
embarrassment of riches These are
hardly as much of menace, how
ever as the annoyance of poverty.
Jesse Dolman, of Westville. has
invented potato digger of ingen
ious pattern by which potatoes can
be dug from the ground and lifted
into wagon box with a single oper-
alton.
A company is being organized
with a capital of $4,000 to erect
cement plant at Wolf Lake, Noble
county. If the project is successful
the town is likely to experience a
great BOOM
Senator LaFollette in political
speech at Albany, Wis, intimates
new party might be formed by the
people in opposition to the trusts and
corporations and that he would fav
or such a movement
A Pottsville, Pa, man fell 400 feet
down the shaft of an abandoned mine
and was rescued without a broken
bone. If he carried an accident in
surance policy he must feel now that
Re is Visiting his money.