The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-11

visited in this city Tuesday.
Charl es Zumbaugh is visiting his
daughter at South Bend this week
Misses Rose Folmer .and Mary
Hendricks spent Sunday at Monter
ey.
Miss Emma Protsman was home
over Sunday from her school work
at Lapaz.
Misses Lizzie Longacre and Mabel
Cowgirl are attending the Brethren
state conference at Mexico, Ind, this
week
Washington Kelley, who has been
visiting his son, Howard on his farm
near ODER, has returned to Ply
mouth.
The wind blew hard Saturday
night;it was warm.r next morning
and the expected frost did not ma
terialize
Mrs. Lambert who returned from
California recently. went to White
Pigeon, Mich, Monday for visit of
few days.
Peter Emenaker of Benton Har-
Dor, and John Emenaker of Misha-
waka. spent Sunday with their moth
err in this city.
Rev. W. W. Summers of South
Bend, stopped in Plymouth on his
way to Mexico, Ind, to attend the
state conference.
Mrs. Gaymon has returned to
South Bend, after visit with Mrs.
| Zumbaugh, Mrs. Hiram Ream and
other relatives here
Miss Alice Klinger has returned
from Petoskey, Michigan. She was
gone two months and comes home
with health much improved.
The Londo Lancet says that clean
clothes stimulate appetite, but appe-
tite does not need stimulating so
much as the means for satisfying ii.
M. F. Taylor has gone to Wiscon-
sin to do some work for the pickle
company and prepare to move to
that state. He will be gone about
two weeks.
Twenty cars OF Missouri and Ar
kansas apples week going 10 Eu-
rope. The Ozark section is
rightfully named "The Land of the
Big Red Apple"
Mrs. Woodward the we'll known
evangelist preached at the Church OF
God Sunday morning and conducted
the funeral services of Mrs. Melissa
Kipfer Sunday afternoon.
Jesse c. Warnes of Chicago, spent
Sunday with his wife at the home Of
| her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.. l..
Dickinson, where she has been since
he critical illness of her brother Ed
gar, who we are glad to announce, IS
improving.
Announcement is made by E. A.
Ford, general traffic manager of the
Pennsylvania lines west, that Nov /
next the local passenger fares in In
diana, West Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania will be reduced to basis OF
g 1-2 cents mile.
| Charlie Wilcox had his first real
experience in war forty-three years
ago in the battle of Perryville, KY.
He was only boy then and had not
been long in the service. He saw
General McCook killed and carried
off the battlefield.
| Hughes and Hearst, having clarif-
ed the issue. this week open what
lpromises to be one of the most bit
Ter gubernatorial campaigns New
York ever experienced. The situa
ton is becoming more befuddled and
the outcome is a puzzle.
A wedding notice in Lake county
exchange recently mentioned the fol
lowing: "One cuspidor,. fine; one pair
Of socks, striped; one bath NIT, real
nice; one family cow, gives ter
-luarts; one divan, made of concealed
!, dry goods boxes, very elegant
One of the finest Jersey sweet po
tatoes we ever saw, was grown this
year by w. M. Nichols on his To-
just west OF the Brownlee bridge. j
! vas ten inches long, nine inches in
circumference, yellow as gold
smooth and perfect in shape and
, weighed two pounds.
B. w. Perkins, former superinten-
dent of water works at South Bend
now employed at Altoona, Pa, visited
over Sunday with his old friend +
NJ Burkett The two usually spend
several weeks together in November
hunting in the South, but will not
20 on their annual hunting trip this
season.
; A stalk of alfalfa taken from Mat
t tingly's gravel pit and left at Fire
stones harness shop last Saturday
has a root ten feet long. This shows
, why alfalfa is adapted to dry soil
The roots go down until they reach
moist ground if there is any for then
to reach.
Il Complications arising from ad
, ed years resulted in the death Sunday
: of Daniel Tarbox Jewett, 90 years
old, formerly United States senstoI
from Missouri, and in earlier year:
. a prominent attorney in ST. Louis
: He opposed Abraham Lincoln II
four separate suits at law, defeating
, him in three of them.
A majority of voters can be fooled
some of the time, and some voter:
, can be fooled all the time, but a ma