The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-08

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Twenty-Five couples of young peo-
pie had a dance at Hills hall Friday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Wright of
Bremen, were Plymouth visitors Sat-
urday.
Prof. Carey's Sunday school class
gave a fine entertainment at Albert's
hall Friday evening.
Mrs. Ami Rupel has gone to Chi
cago to spend the winter with her
daughter in that city.
Mrs. Marion Marsh and her sister,
Mrs. Davis of Wisconsin, spent Sat
urday in South Bend.
Mrs. Shafer and Mrs. Stroup of Ar
Cos, have returned home after a visit
with the family of J. p Bishop.
Ten Nights in a Barroom did not
play at opera house Friday night, but
they came here expecting to play.
Hon. M. A. o. Packard went to
his home in Chicago Friday after
noon to remain until the election.
Rev. J. S. Crowder has returned
home and will preach at the Metho
dist church Sunday morning and ev
enng.
Mrs. A. ]. and Mrs. Emmett Cald-
well of Ligonier, Ind, have returned
home after visit in this city at c
E. Mcek's.
Do not pay any attention to roor-
backs. Go to the polls and vote for
the interests of Marshall county by
stamping the elephant.
Mrs. Chapman of Bourbon with he
little grand daughter, stopped in
Plymouth Saturday on her way to
Argos to visit her daughter.
Miss Rebecca Stayton of Maxim
kuckee, visited her aunt, Mrs Scott
Hendricks, in this city and went from
here to Hamlet for visit of few
days.
Rev. d. c. Linnville and wife have
returned to their home at Middle
town, Ind, after visit of few days
in this city with their daughter, Mrs
Pressnall.
October this year has suggestes
that there will be no shortage in the
natural ice supply this winter. FIJI
up the ice houses and treat the truss
10 cold wave.
Plans are being made for ten
story Office building to be erected al
the northeast corner of Main and
Washington streets in South Bend
by J. NJ Studebaker, ST.
]. F. Langenbaugh has been bus.
with truants since the country scho i
opened but has most of them il
school now without making arrests
He is an excellent truant officer:
Starke county reports big pota.C
crop. The North Judson News re
ports one farmer in Wayne township
who dug 325 bushels to the acre, anC
neighbor's crop averaged nearl,
400 bushels
A yellow campaign in New Yorl
and a yellow peril in the schools o
San Francisco mark the sere and vel
low season, but there is nothing vel
low about the common sense of thu
American people.
Money cannot purchase the Rep,ib
lican party neither can a majority o
the party be deceived very long b,
corrupt politicians. The party will
live respected after it has been clea IS
ed of boodlers, vote buyers and dis
organizers
Lawrence Carvey has resigned h..
position at the post-office and will
work for the Malleable Steel Rang
company of South Bend He is
good man in any position. A younl
man upon whom dependence can al
ways be placed.
We never saw man more CON
pletely Disguised than Merrill Moore
the attorney of the state committe
was when he saw the littleness an
foolishness of State Chairman Good
rich fully exposed by evidence owe
the signature of Goodrich.
The wages of all employees on tn
Pennsylvania railroad system on line
east and west of Pittsburg are to b
increased Nearly 10000 men vii
be affected. 1t is probable the increas
will be effective Dec 1, bur ON &C
count of the detail work to be don
before a sweeping order is issued
may be later.
David Holman, OF Milford, has bee
experimenting with peanuts this sea
son and finds they will grow and ma
ture in Kosciusko county as well a
in the southern states. He plante'
two rows across his lot, and CAV
them only ordinary care and think
now he win have about one bushe
and half of nuts
: The ministerial association of Ply
mouth will meet Monday morning a
1000 o'clock at the home of Rev. Mr.
Lands OF the u. B. church. Rev. Mr.
Sheppard will read a paper on Mar
riage and Divorce, the annual cleo
ton of officers will be held, and ar
fragments made for the Thanksgiv
ing service A full attendance is urg
ed.
The lying telephone messages sen
to every section of the county b,
Postmaster Yoekey Friday evenin.