The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-06

been visiting here and in Fulton
county returned home Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Bun
nell are in Chicago, this week.
Mr.. Bunnell is one of the Indiana
delegates to the national conven-
ton of undertakers now in seS-
sion in Chicago.
James Maxon and Ira r. Max
on and family of Arkansas City,
Kansas are visiting in this coun-
ty. They report the biggest crop
of corn this year ever grown in
southern Kansas.
DR.. Aspinall was called to
Kansas City, Mo-, Monday even
ing by a telegram announcing
the serious illness of Louis Bor-
ton. The doctor went there to
bring him home.
There will be an ice cream So
cial at the M. E. church from Z
to 10 o'clock Friday evening
Everybody cordially invited. A
musical program will be render
ed under auspices OF Ladies Aid
Society.
The Chronicle says Republi-
cans should be prevented from
nominating a ticket in Marshall
county. The Chronicle editor
talks like members of South Car
Dina Kuklux clans did a few
years age.
Miss Geneva McCrory return
ed to Indiana Harbor Monday,
where she is employed as teach
er. This is her third year in the
schools there and she is entrust-
ed with the principalship of the
Eugene Field school.
w. H. Craig leaves Wednes-
day morning, Sept. 5, over the
l.. E. & w. for Ohio for a visit
with old friends and relatives in
Wyandotte and Logan counties,
and to attend the reunion of his
regiment the 49th Ohio, at Tiffin.
The city OF Michigan City has
filed a suit in circuit court
against Mr.. and Mrs X. c.
Kloepfer, demanding $3.50 for
money that the city paid on judg-
ment obtained on account of
defective sidewalk belonging to
the Kloepfers.
The next annual meeting Of
the Indiana association of the
Veterans CT the Mexican war
will be held in Indianapolis on
uesday and Wednesday, Sept.
IL and IL, with headquarters at
Hotel English commencing
Tuesday at 10 a. m.
The South Bend Tribune.
Congressman Bricks paper, last
Saturday published a full page
article, booming Joseph E. Tai
bot, the Democratic candidate
for prosecuting attorney of St.
Joseph county. 1t also gives
picture of Mr.. Talbot.
Mr.. Charles White of Ard
more, Oklahoma, returned to
that city Monday after a two
weeks visit at Winona and with
friends here. He is the Presby-
terrain minister at Ardmore and
gives glowing descriptions of
that country and is enthusiastic
for its future.
The new foundry and machine
shop of the Monarch Iron Com
pany is rapidly approaching
completion and will be occupied
in few days. This company
shows that it means business by
doing a great deal more than it
promised. 1t already employs
over forty men.
The new city officers are now
duly installed. Mayor Logan
and Treasurer Vangilder sue
coed themselves, John Odds sue
ceeds Otto Weber as city clerk
and has the ability to make as
good clerk as Mr.. Weber, who
filled the position well and was
courteous to everybody.
Mr.. Frank Locke and wife and
Fred Stearnes, of Grand Rapids,
Mich. arrived Friday for visit
of several days with Adelbert ia
CODY. They drove through in a
double seated carriage, carrying
their tent with them and are full
ly prepared for a genuine outing
which they very much enjoy.
John w. Baugher, the well
known lumberman, who was
elected to the legislature from
hits county in 1892. but is now
a resident of Knoxville, Tenn, is
now in Marshall county for Wis
it of few weeks. He has been
resident of Tennessee eight years
but will always have hundreds
of friends here.
The boilers never attempt to
do anything in committee
meeting. The ring draws up
certain resolutions and then puts
the signatures of certain MEM
bers of the committee under
them without notifying other
members. They are afraid to do
anything openly and in a bust
ness IKE way.
Mr.. A. T. Richter left for Ply
mouth, Indiana, Friday. He has