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

Martin Jones has returned from a
visit at South Bend.
Charles Yarrick made business
trip to Walkerton Monday
Elmer Lawrence has gone to Kane
county, Illinois, to husk corn.
Miss Margaret Kennedy was home
from South Bend over Sunday.
The Rochester basket ball team de-
feated Argos last Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gastell of
East Laporte street, are on the sick
list.
Everybody did not come home to
vote as they always do in presidential
years. IL
Forbes the seed man, transacted
business at Grovertown and Hamlet
today.
A vote for the boilers ticket is a
vote for disorganization in Marshall
county
Mrs. Comfort has gone to Chicago
to visit her daughter until after the
holidays
Mr.. Caldwell, the Inwood merchant
transacted business in Plymouth
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wiser of Elk
hart, spent Sunday with relatives in
Plymouth.
John Morgan, son of J. P. Morgan
of Chicago, has been spending a few
days in Plymouth.
= John Zehner of Argos, spent Sun
ay at the home of his son, John F.
Zehner in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Satterly of Mish
awaka, visited over Sunday with
friends near Argos
F. d. Bowerman and family have
returned to Michigan, after visit
with friends at Walnut.
Mrs. Minnie Snyder of Warsaw, is
the guest OF Miss Grace Tanning and
other friends and relatives in this city
John Southworth came home from
Bremen to remain until after the cleo
ton.
Miss Luella Hawley has returned
from San Francisco. She had been
away from Plymouth almost two
years.
Boys & Co. say they made all this
trouble in the Republican party be-
cause Hendricks did not get the post
Office.
George Vinall returned to Elkhari
Monday noon after spending Satur-
day and Sunday with his family in
Plymouth.
Recollect that it is not Hendricks
but the opponents of Hendricks thai
kicked up the political rumpus II
Marshall county.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac N. Gerard o.
South Bend, with their SON Charles
spent Saturday and Sunday with rel
atives at Tyner-
TIE wholesale grocery house il
Elkhart in which Messrs. Vinall ane
Southworth are interested, is doint
a large business
Harley Rodgers was here from Tip
pecanoe over Sunday Harley IS /;
straight Republican and went hom'
to vote the elephant ticket
How little there may be in nam'
is freshly indicated by the fact tina
the Rev. Mr. Booze is delivering tenn
perance addresses in Oregon.
Eber Burch of Hamlet, spent Sun
day night in Plymouth and went from
here to his farm in Polk township
but he went to Hamlet to vote
Several people have called to asl
whether Metsker will want to go int
the pulpit to reply to Rev. j. S. Crow
der's Sunday morning sermon.
The many friends of James Keise
were glad to know that he could q
to church Sunday and is able to wall
down town when the weather is nice
Jim Goodrich and Carl Riddicl
misnanaged the Republican campaigl
in Indiana from the day they wer
chosen until the closing of the poll
on election day
If the supreme court decides
against Hendricks why does Carr
have to pay the costs? Think of tina
when somebody is trying to cram
lie down your throat.
By reason of voting machines being
used in the state of New York, tn,
result of the election in that state il
usually known in Plymouth before
o'clock Tuesday evening
Judge Bernetha last Friday refused
to mandate the election commission
ers and taxed up the costs against thu
complainant Samuel Sch1ossev An
other victory for Hendricks.
The first duty of Republicans is to
vote to preserve the Republican par
ty. A vote for bad men, reckless men
machine men will k.h the party quick.
er than Democrats can kill it.
With John the Baptist and Saul ol
Tassus both on the stage we may
look forward to the time when Luth-
er and Calvin and others will be util-
lied to give us a new modern drama
Mrs. Will Harness and children
have returned to Hamlet after visit
at the home of her father, Fred
Schultz. Her sister, Miss Jenni'
Schultz, went home with her for a