The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-18


Lapaz Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hiestand, o
Van Vert, Ohio, have moved to
farm near Lapaz.
Illustrated lecture of the KIondik,
jregions at the Methodist church
Thursday evening.
w. d. Compton of Inwood, one o
our best subscribers, made this Office
a pleasant call Tuesday.
Mrs Haslanger left for Washing
ton, d. c. Wednesday afternoon t.
visit her sisters in that city.
Rev. o. F. Lands and wife wer,
entertained Tuesday at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Graves.
Mrs c. A. Reeve and her sister
Mrs. Hall of Leesburg, who is visit
ing her, spent Wednesday in Chica
go.
| Mrs John M Odds and Miss Hen
derson went to Rochester Wednes
day to attend the funeral of. rela
tive.
Mrs John Slough of Bourbon, j:
visiting her daughter who is serious
ly i'll at Epworth hospital, South
Bend.
Misses Adella and Elsie Price who
visited at Bourbon the past week
have returned to their homes at Dan
vile, Illinois
Mrs. Barbara Reese of Indianap
oils, is here fol a visit of week
with her mother, Mrs. Wireiter anc
other relatives.
Mrs. Mary E Snyder of Bourbon
is at Indianapolis this week repre-
senting Minnehaha lodge in the
grand lodge of Indiana.
The leaves are still on the trees
The heavy covering of snow when
the mercury was six degrees below
freezing, protected them.
Mrs. J. S. Crowder was called to
lWaveland Wednesday by a message
announcing that her father was
seemingly at the point of death.
James Thrush has resigned his po-
sition at the electric light plant in
this city and will probably go to In
dianapolis where he was employed
four years.
Ex-Commissioner Hepry Snyder,
| of Walnut township, and his brother
| ]. B. Snyder, of Bremen, left We'd
nesday afternoon for visit at Cleve-
land. Ohio.
The Ladies' Parish Guild will hold
unique "open meeting" Thursday
afternoon at Mrs. John Blain's. A
pleasant surprise in refreshments
awaits you. Everybody invited. 1oc
The canning of tomatoes and corn
at the Plymouth factory is completed
Twelve tons of tomatoes were can
ned during the past week. They
were brought in just before the
| freeze.
AL Clough caught a straw bass
with hook and line at Pretty Lake
Tuesday, which was probably the
largest ever caught in this county.
1t weighed eight pounds and one
ounce.
A large crowd accompanied the
Plymouth band 70 Argos Tuesday
evening to hear Shively's speech, but
| it is acknowledged on all sides by all
PARTIES that there is very little enthu
siasm in political meetings this year.
Hon. B. F. Shively, Democratic
candidate for congress, changed cars
here Wednesday on his way to Gull
YER to make a speech Wednesday
evening. He spoke in Argos Tues
day evening.
amos York has bought John w
Palmer's farm two miles southwest
of this city. William Hampton will
occupy the farm next year as Mr..
York has a lease on 400 acres of land
near Hamlet which has not yet ex-
PRED.
South Bends fine new Elks' Tenn
pie, an imposing colonial edihce, sec
ond to no other institution of its kind
in the middle west, was appropriately
dedicated to the cardinal principles
of the orde- and the brotherhood OF
mankind Tuesday afternoon.
Dick Lawrence of Pittsburg, at
tended the Bourbon fair and visited
friends at his old home and his
brother in Chicago. He visited his
brother, w. H. Lawrence of the Bos
worth shoe department in this city,
Tuesday and Tuesday night.
Foster Groves says to Editor Boys:
"You made those remarks to me and
| furthermore you know you made
them to me-" There are many other
bad things said and done by the bolt
| ing leaders that Editor Boys well
knows and will have to face before
ection
Seasonable October weather is
beaming over Northern Indiana. The
air is balmy and dreamy autumnal
haze pervades the landscape. The
sun shines with a mellow golden
brightness, and nature seems all un-
mindful of the cruel, snow and frost
that few days since blighted vege-
tation.
d. c. Cole informs us that the
statement made in writing up the
marriage of Mr.. Jacobs and Miss
Reese, that Mr.. Cole would be a
partner of Mr.. Jacobs in real estate
business in Oklahoma is incorrect,