The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-27

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prove for a week, is growing weaker
at present -
| Quarterly meeting Trinity church
will begin Friday evening and contin-
lie over Sunday. M
Marion Harris and family have
returned from Marion, Ind, and they
will reside here
Miss Meta Kuhn 'Aas gone to
Mount Clemens, Mich, to take treat4
ment for rheumatisnio 49, - = ~
Governor Hanly addressed the
convention of county commissioners
at South Bend today.
Charles, Paddock of Fort Worth,
Texas, and Miss Georgia Vinall of
this city, will be married October I
f Hillsman and daughter Helen.
Fof Columbia City, spent Sunday and
several days this week with relatives
here
1t looks like Secretary Taft will
be able to put the lid on in Cuba
Taft is big man. physically and
mentally. n,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Snyder have
returned from trip of month in
the mountains and plains of the great
| Northwest ~
II. A. Logan, Joseph Anglin and
Peter, j. Kruger, are attending the
state meeting of county commission
RS at South Bend.
William R. Hearst holds the whip
hand in the New York Democratic
state convention and will have, ev
ferything his own way >
Miss Lula Stevick returned home
Monday evening after visiting over
Sunday with her sister, Mrs o. E
Hendee and family at Chicago.
LOST-Between John : Jacoby
farm and Morris mill, end gate to
Birdsell wagon. Please leave at w
F. Suits grocery. d. w. Jacoby. DIV
Let it be understood that corn is
absolutely out of: danger, no matter
how soon Jack Frost may put in his
appearance in this part of the world
The monthly social of the Y. w.
Is U. of the Presbyterian church will
be held Thursday evening at the
church. A good attendance is desir
ed
The discussions relative to carry
| ing out the details of the pure food
law, expose deliberations and inferior
articles to an extent that is simply
amazing.
The Mt. Olive M. p. church will
hold its annual election of officers
Oct. z, 1906. Trustees, steward, etc
will be elected. All members of
said class please be present.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, says
that he and John Mitchell may take
the stump against Speaker Cannon in
the eighteenth congressional district
Edgar Dickinson who underwent
an operation for APPENDICITIS last week
seemed to get along we'll for several
days, but his condition is now serious
and fears for his recovery are enter.
tanned.
Paul O. Stensland arrived in Chi
|cago Tuesday morning Before leav-
ing New York he repeated his
threats of the exposure of promi-
nent men who, he says, aided him in
footing the Milwaukee avenue bank
John B. Greene prominent farm
er of St. Joseph county and Mrs
louisa Thompson Barnes of this city
were married Tuesday by Rev. Geo
A. Plug and left for South Bend
Wednesday morning where they will
reside
John Strassburg, the Oldest post
office employee in point of service as
well as in years in the United States,
and said to be the oldest postoffice
clerk in the world, is cad He was
a clerk in the Louisville postoffice
for "a years and died at the age of "a
years.
A. J. Cleland. according to the
| To he trrl
department at Washington for exam
ination a sample of clover seed
bought at South Bend recently The
report he received was to the effect
that. 62 per cent of the sample was
clover seed, while 35 percent consist
ed Of weeds of nine different varities
: The third annual convention OF
the county commissioners of Indiana
will be held in South Bend today and
Thursday. 1t is expected that $50 del
legates will attend: John McGregor
of indianapolis, president of the as
! ISOLATION, will preside, and Governor
~. Frank Hanly will deliver an ad-
dress on Civic Righteousness.
y Merchants, and especially jewelers.
are warned agains swindler who j
visiting this section of the country
7 working his game upon the unsus-
: pecting public He is money order
raiser and his work is easily detec' et
| il one stops a minute to think anC
Hook over the order which he viii
present after making small purchas
less