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

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county ticket.
Mrs Biddle is visiting her mother
at Tippecanoe.
The eagle is our emblem. and
don't you forget it.
Mrs. J. E. Houghton is visiting
friends in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Cole are visit
ing in St. Joseph county.
A. E. Clark of Argos, transacted
business in Warsaw Wednesday
The reunion of the Goth Indiana
will be held at Star City, October 4.
God pity the dupes of the boilers,
is the prayer of all good Republi
cans.
The new proprietors have reopened
the Kloepfer store and are doing a
big business.
There are too many liars on the
Chronicle staff They cannot make
their lies agree.
The Bremen fair commencing; DC
tober 3, will be one of the big fairs
of Northern Indiana.
The home of Prof. ]. T. Nuttall
and wife was gladdened Monday
morning by the birth of son.
Several horses and buggies have
ben stolen in Elkhart and St. Joseph
counties during the past week.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give a social Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs N. III. Sheppard
Mrs. Mckinley and son of Fort
Wayne, are visiting at the home O.
her father, Charles Becknell in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. David MILESTONE
of Mentone, were the guests of her
sister, Mrs. NJ M. Stevick last Sun
day.
Mrs. Frank Elliott of Huntington,
visited her niece, Mrs. Bruce Joseph
IN this city, on her way to South
| Bend.
The Ladies' Parish Guild will meet
for work at the home Or Mrs. Chas.
Corbin at one o'clock Thursday af
ternoon.
Perry March returned home from
indianapolis Tuesday where he had
been visiting relatives and attending
the state fair.
Edward higgins is visiting at To
ledo and Liberty Center, Ohio, and
will visit points in Michigan before
returning home.
John Bowles is visiting his brother
Thomas at Argos this week. These
two old veterans are among the tall
est in the county.
| The boilers are beaten in the
courts but they are now threatening
the election commissioners. They
cannot scare anybody now.
Editor Barnhart OF the Rochester
Sentinel, was in Plymouth Wednes-
day attending meeting of the indie
pendent telephone companies.
| The Splitter reunion will be held
at Twin Lakes, Thursday and hacks
will leave the corner near the Metz.
odist church, about $50 a. m.
The Federation of Labor, led by
Mr.. Gompers, has decided to stay III
politics and expects 20 cut quite d
figure in elections in large cities.
Miss Hazel Soice, who spent the
vacation at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Z. Soice in Thu
city, has returned TO her school at
Oberlin, Ohio.
| The insurgents are in no hurry to
answer the questions propounded by
Chairman Hendricks and they are
now figuring on the easiest way to
get out of the courts.
We do not believe any other editor
in America has ever been proven a
liar in so many statements in one
issue of his paper as was Editor
Boys in the Chronicle last Thurs
In the primary elections in New
York Tuesday, Odell. the Republican,
boss was overwhelmingly defeated,
but Murphy, the Tammany boss, beat
/ Mayor Mcclellan and won a victory
for Hearst
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Thatcher o.
Kokomo, visite dthe family of S B.
Tanning in this city on their way
home from attending the funeral OF
Mrs. Thatcher's mother. who died
at Valparaiso aged 81 years.
Every daily paper in Indiana that
gave report of Judge Lairy's de-
cision said the main point decided
by him was that state and county
committee decisions could be re-
viewed and set aside by the courts.
The Bourbon fair will be held the
second week in October, commenc-
ing October Q, one week alter the
Bremen fair. The Bourbon fair has
a reputation that always insures a
large attendance Do not forget the
date.
We understand there is a. petition
being circulated for the paving OF
Walnut street between Laporte and
Jefferson streets, which will be a
needed improvement, the dust being
almost unbearable during the dry
season.
i John Langdon, who was born and
reared in Plymouth, has been EN-
lployed for several years in the Lake
Shore foundry at Elkhart. He visit
ed here three days this week and was
| glad to note many improvements in
Plymouth.