The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-14

Russell Helm was home from Chi
cago for commencement.
Mrs. M H. Truitt went to South
Bend to visit over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Richards went to
St. Joseph, Mich. to spend Sunday.
Mrs Matilda Miller went to South
Bend to spend Saturday and Sunday.
John A. White has returned. to
South Bend, after visit in this coun-
~
Miss Mollie Nifong has returned
from a visit with her sister at Fort
Wayne.
Clifford Williams has gone TO Chi
cago to work for the Illinois Central
railroad.
Mrs. Bland and Mrs. Kellogg of
Bourbon, visited Mrs. Daniel H1ha
Saturday.
Allie Mickey went to Niles, Mich,
to visit with his brother Lewis, for
"a few days.
Mrs. Ed Kuhn arrived Saturday
morning for a visit here and at Lake
Maxinkuckee.
Mrs Frank White of Green town
ship, went to Mishawaka to visit
over Sunday.
What they can't eat they can in the
Chicago packing houses, if latest re-
ports are true.
Congress has passed bill prohib-
ting the shipment of silver money in
registered mail.
Mrs. Sarah Helmlinger of Bremen,
has been taken to the hospital for the
insane at Longcliff.
Hazel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. p. Kleckner, went to South Bend
to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Burkett has returned to Ligo-
nier after a visit with her son Frank,
and family in this city.
They lynch negroes in Louisiana
for stealing dollar. Money must
be precious in that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellinger went
to South Bend to visit over Sunday
with their son in that city.
/
Miss Minnie Neidlinger has return
ed to Michigan after visit of three
weeks in this city and vicinity.
Mrs. Laudeman has returned to her
home near Bremen after visit with
relatives in this city and vicinity.
Miss Iva Glass has gone to South
Bend to take position in the long
distance telephone Office of that city
Mrs. Haines of Bourbon, stopped
in Plymouth, on her way to ST. 10
seph, Michigan, for visit of severa
days.
Chicago's chief of police favor:
lcapital punishment for the assailant:
of women and whipping post fol
Imashers
The Democrats have some funny
names on their state ticket, such a.
Cox, New, Alley, Curry, ELY, HATTIE
and Steis.
Mrs. II. L. Laird, who has been il
this county since the death of he
| faeher, William Bates, returned to
ISouth Bend Saturday.
| Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Williams
have returned to Upton after visi
of several days with their sister, Mrs
FIRED Davis, east of Bourbon.
| The county commissioners estab
lished the B. F. Mattingly ditch IL
German township, notwithstanding
| the fight that was made against II
Mrs. Eldridge and Mrs. Earl Ran
dali who have been visiting at tn
home of Prof Randall in this city
returned Saturday to their homes i
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MCGOWAN an
, Jesse MCGOWAN, of Darlington, Ill
who were called here by the death @
MRS. Oscar MCGOWAN, returned HON
Saturday morning.
Politicians should profit by the les
/ son that the Bryan wave teaches.
/, demonstrates that time and patienc
|are required to restore. peace an
harmony. There is no way of forcin
lsuch matters.
Il f. Bechtol of South Bend, who RI
lsided fer many years two miles north
Iwest Of this city, stopped here Satul
day on his way to Starke county t
visit and fish. He is taking the worl
as easily as possible, is in good healt
and is always good citizen.
II Promptness is virtue whose in
portance can scarcely be overesr
mated. The amount of time, goo
NATURE and nerve energy that are e,
pended in useless waiting is astount
ing, ard the person who is always lai
might as we'll be called a public nu
sance.
II The Barrett saloon and gamblin
'lhouses at South BEND, said to be th
largest west of New York, close
Thursday night because the commits
sioners refused to relew the liquc
elicense. 1t means the beginning of
fight against all gambling and S;
looms in South Bend.
President Roosevelt declares he
not yet through with the packer:
congress receives Melvin report
inspection, generally commendin
s sanitary conditions at stockyard'
y Reynolds repeats charges of filth b.
q fore the house committee and ReDr,