The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-25
Harry Buck is considerably

Victoria Cleveland, is home from
the East for visit.
Miss Stone of Francesville, has
been visiting the Keitzman fam
lily in this city several days.
By refusing to publish the let
ter of Foster Groves the Chron-
icle acknowledges that it has lied.
Hugh Eley has returned to his
home at Hamlet after visit of a
week with relatives and friends
in this city.
Mrs. A. c. Harness and child
rem of Hamlet have been visiti'i :
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Shuts here.
Misses Mary and Arvina
Kershner and Ella Robbins went
to South Bend Friday for visit
of a few days.
Mrs. Labrash and her sister,
Mrs. c. Faulkner, of Michigan
City, who is visiting here, went
to Argos Friday for visit OF two
days.
The presidential bee is harm
less insect. 1t has been buzzing
in Col. Bryan's bonnet for ten
years without inflicting serious
sting.
Mrs. n. Miller of Chicago, who
has been visiting at the Hamlet
farm which Mr.. Miller purchase d
last spring, returned to Chicago
Friday.
Bishop Allerding of Fort
WAYNE, arrived Friday afternoon
to remain over Sunday for con-
frmation services at the Catholic
church.
lanes Cunningham of Roches-
ter has accepted the agency OF
the Prudential insurance COM
pany in this city and is now at
work here.
DR.. Stephens has returned
from Fort Dodge, Iowa, where
he has been for almost three
weeks, caring for his brother who
is seriously i'll.
The Bourbon News-Mirror
was thirty-hve years old Thurs
dav and it is the best newspaper
published in any town no larger
than Bourbon.
Milton Cook, who has been
seriously i'll at the home OF his
wife's father, Clarence Slayter in
this city during the past week, is
improving slowly.
| Grant Beltz and wife have
| started for their home in Mass.
after a few weeks here with rel
atives. They speak in glowing
terms of their eastern home.
Mrs. Barbara Reece has re
turned to her home at lndianap
oils after a visit of ten days will
her mother, Mrs. Weireiter, ant
other relatives in Plymouth.
Miss Alice Unger arrived from
Cuvahoga Falls Thursday for !
mother and brother in this city
visit of few days with ne
mother and brother in this Cit
A second crop Of apples IS re
ported from various points in III
4 state. The fruit is small but i
j most instances is comparativel
we'll formed and of good flavor
DIR. J. f. Brooke and wife {
E this city, have been married owe
50 years. If they live until mex
e September they will celebrat
a their sixtieth wedding annive1
= sary.
Il 1t looks like the lying editor
i the Chronicle, who wants to Sc
r the Republican party of tn
county Ego to hell' is in NOR
r, danger of going there than til
n party.
n There is $4,000 in gold /
the Cuban treasury; which, in i
self, is enough to convince SON
S enterprising and thrifty poop
|, that annexation is the only sa
policy.
# The new store at Kloepfer
n old stand is gradually assumin
! shape and will be very neat an
n convenient when the new frol
! and new center entrance is cor
If pletcd.
t Looking back over IL
achievements of 1906, it is appa
4 ent that the distance between IL
d airship and the north pole has n
r been diminished to any apprec
/ able extent.
III DR.. Nj. S. Denaut of Wake
e ton, has been in the Epwor1
W hospital at S nth Bend for
$ month, suffer- ig with typho
fever, but now seems to be If
: proving slowly.
Il Those young men who we
y too dilatory to pick out an Oct
g Der bride will also be DISTRESS
:. to learn that there has been
II increase of 20 per cent. i'll Il
!, price of diamonds.
lel ]. F. Martin, candidate +
county clerk on the boilers tick
was in Plymouth Friday NOR
~ ing on his way home from Con
III ressman's Bricks meeting at CT
,. yer Thursday night.
- The Chronicle by refusing
:. publish the letter OF Fost
= Groves, acknowledges that its e
- itor wants to see the Republic
! party in Marshall county go
hell IF he canuOt rule it