The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-20


Mrs L. Langle has returned to
South Bend after a visit with friends
in Plymouth
c. NJ Parks of Bourbon, sold
s7475O worth of ginseng plants in
one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Losier of War
saw have been visiting relatives in
this city and vicinity.
Miss Hope Ettinger of Bourbon
will attend the State University at
Bloomington this year
Herman Hoppe of Minnesota, is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs Viii
liam Craige, in this city.
Mrs Bertha Shriner of Iowa City
and Mrs. Elizabeth Cornwall of South
Bend, are visiting at Lapaz.
Miss Harriet Gale of Ohio, and
Miss Arlie Clifford of Kewanna, are
visiting at Joseph Swindell's.
John Gantz and wife celebrated
their 5Oth or golden wedding ami
versary at Argos last Tuesday.
w. E. Leonard of this city has
been given the contract for lighting
the new Reformed church at Culver
Paul O.. Stensland and his captor
have sailed from Tangier and are ex-
pected in New York Thursday Sept
20
Samuel York of Flora, Ind, who
has spent the summer at Pittsburg
Pa, isnow visiting his daughter at
Bourbon.
Condie Miller has returned &c his
home at Tiosa after visit of several
days at the home of his aunt, Mrs
John Glass.
Columbia City is having trouble
with its water supply and sprinkline
the streets may be cut out to insure
FIRE protection.
Isaac Vile of Rochester. was here
Wednesday helping arrange for plac-
ing a big stock of new goods in the
Kloepfer building.
Peter Hahn and James Biggs, two
rock-ribbed Democrats, but good cit
liens of Bourbon township, were il
Plymouth Thursday.
Edgar Hamlin of South Haven
Mich, who visited in this city sew
eral days went to Etna Green for {
visit of a few days before returning
home.
During game of ball at Inwooc
last Sunday, the score keeper
was struck in the face with a ball
breaking his nose and otherwise dis
figuring his features.
Il ike a liar said a Chronicle
subscriber, after reading that paper
this week, "but Boys suits me too
well. He is the most foolish and in
consistent liar ever heard of.
The sixth annual reunion of tn,
Twenty-hrst Indiana Battery will b.
held at Auten-Post hall in the ole
court house in South Bend on Wed
nesday, September 10th, at ? P. m.
Every man who votes a Republican
county ticket in Marshall county thi
year will vote the ticket nominated
Saturday, September Is. There will
be no other Republican ticket in thi
county.
Indiana produced 11,s95,252 shor
tons of coal in 1905 compared will
10, s24, is9 in 1904 The value of Ih,
product last year was S12,492.225 a
compared with s12,o04, 300 the yea
previous.
Fort Wayne is a progressive cit,
and yet it has very low tax levy
The Journal Gazette says in spite o
many improvements being made, tn
levy this year will remain the sam
as last-$1.
Horace Bowman has gone to LAT
ayette to enter Purdue University
This is his second year in the insti
tuition. There's no place excelIs tina
institution for the work he wants.
Bourbon News Mirror.
The fight made by County Chair
man Hendricks is not a persona
fight, but fight for principle, hgh
for the life of the Republican part
in Marshall county, and there can b
no compromise on a principle
Grandma Watson, mother of Mrs
baltimore, who spent several month
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Latti
more when they resided in this cit,
is expected here from Chicago for
visit of several days with Mrs. ]. A
Gilmore.
w. F. Keiser of Pittsburg, Pa, an
NJ. l.. Keiser of Columbus, Ohio
who had been at the bedside of thei
father, James Keiser, during the pas
week left for their homes Tuesda,
their father seeming considerable
improved.
Every paper in this state that ha
a report of the decision of Judg
| Larry, except the Plymouth Chror
icle, says the decision was in favo
of Hendricks. The editor of tn
| Chronicle has written himself dow
a fool as we'll as liar
Rev. Daniel Showley, who was 70
many years resident of Plymouth
has sold his house in Rochester an
his farm in Fulton county, and wi
move to California. His health
much impaired and he and his VIII
have decided to see what a chang
of climate will do for him.