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

LOCAL NEWS
Miss Kittie Holloway of Wabash

Edgar Dickinson was not so well
today and is not yet out of danger.
W. E. Peterson is now the general
manager of the live stock association
of South Bend.
Frank Hagar who is employed IN
Chicago by the Thompson Piano
Co., is home for a week.
Charles Wittey has returned from
North Dakota where he spent FIVE
weeks in the harvest fields.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hale have re-
turned to Muncie, after visit of two
weeks with relatives here.
Mrs. Ida Vankirk is critically i'll at
the home of her father, Aaron
Swearinger on South street.
]. N. Wilson has an exhibition OF
wagons, carriages and agricultural
implements at the Bourbon fair.
Tuesday, October 9, will be recol-
lected as the first day of "squaw
winter, and it came before we had
any frost.
1t will soon be hard for the bolters
to fool the people if they continue to
ring suits and get knocked out IN
court every time.
Clark Allerding and Miss Bertha
Hissong were married last Saturday
The bride is a niece of County Sup
erintendent Marks.
The courts have knocked the bolt
ers out again and the Republican
ticket will go on the ballot under the
emblem of the eagle
John Wilson was called to Argos
to attend the funeral of David Burns
one of the old residents of Argos,
who died Monday night
DR.. A. H. Robbins, a pioneer citi-
2en of Rochester, died Monday He
lad been quite i'll fora long time and
his death was not unexpected.
The Golden Malt Cream Company
of Mishawaka, has for the third time
passed to the control of receiver.
Assets $4,000, liabilities $4,000.
Mrs. Hosimer has moved back to
the Vinnedge house and will again
keep boarders and roomers. She will
have everything ready next Monday.
The boilers were thrown out OF
cos-t today. They have no case now
and never hav. had case that would
stand honest investigation for min
ute
If Hearst approaches within hail
ing distance of success in his politi-
cal ambitions the whole system Of
American politics will have to be re-
vised
Miss Edna c. Anderson of Tee
garden and Mr.. A. Nye of Tyner,
were married last Sunday. The
groom is one of Polk townships
prominent teachers and. his bride is
an estimable young lady.
During the twelve months of last
year 125 houses were built and 81 adj
ditions and repairs were made at
Michigan City, making total of 222
permits, and the total cost of all inn
provcments was s35s,76o.
Mrs. ]. H. Wiley, Mrs. VIM o.
Keefc and Mrs. H. G. Thayer went
to Winona 20 attend the union of lit
erary clubs Tuesday and Wednesday
Mrs. O'Keefe and Mrs. Wiley were
the delegates from this city.
Jim Goodrich will please take no
tice that the gang of boilers which
he organized in Marshall county
eight months ago are not yet in the
saddle Hendricks is still chairman
and there is a Republican ticket ir
Marshall county.
The Democratic campaign in Elk
hart county will he formally opened
in Goshen next Saturday night, wher
Hon. B. F. Shively of South Bend
the Democratic nominee for cong
ress will address a gathering at the
Jefferson theatre.
The Presbyterians of Nappanet
are to be congratulated over the fact
that when their handsome new
church was dedicated recently ther,
was not a dollar of indebtedness tc
be met, and only the usual thank Of
fering was taken up.
A large pack of wolves was dis
covered several miles northwest ul
New Carlisle Friday by men who
were in search of ginseng roots. a
dismal swamp surrounds the wood:
in which the wolves were discovered
A party of hunters is being organic
ed.
A. Q. VsHuedge and his daughter
Mrs. James Worthington of Lapaz
left for Wisconsin Tuesday, wher,
Mr.. Wortfington and Mr. Vinnedg,
have farm. Mrs Worthington viii
remain permanently, but Mr.. Vim
hedge will return to this county If
about two weeks.
A tremendous sensation wa:
created in Huntington when it be
came noised abroad that Enos A
Chenoweth, president of the board o
county commissioners, had been ar
rested upon charge of bride taking
in connection with the discharge O
his public duties.
An Oklahoma woman fell over he
husband while he was kneeling II
prayer in a darkened bedroom ane
broke her neck. Oklahoma people
ought to obey the scriptural com
mand. when thou prayest enter in