The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-15
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs Milton Hunt is visiting at Ar


ing in Chicago.
Charles Barker of Toleston, is Wis
ting relatives in this county.
Mrs. Trash of Wakarusa, is visiting |
Mrs. Garrett in this city.
Mrs Reuben Sisk and daughter,
Edith, are visiting at Lafayette.
w. c. Miller the groceryman,
transacted business in Chicago Tues
day.
Miss Dollie Flossenzier has gone
to Chicago to study for a trained
nurse.
Miss Cora Alderfer has returned TO
Walnut after a visit with relatives in
this city
Mrs. S. d. Hubbard and son have
returned to South Bend after a visit
at Argos
Ten inches of snow is reported
northwest of Valparaiso, but there is
none in Chicago
The funeral of Jacob Rhoades will
be held at the Methodist church to-
morrow afternoon. sf
c. W. Bale, of Wanatah has re-
turned home after a visit of few
days in this vicinity
James Deloney and Postmaster
Yockey transacted business at South
Bend Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Winona Meiser Of Columbia
City, is here for an extended visit
with Mrs. w. F. Young.
On account of the death of Jacob
Rhoads there will be no social at the
NJ E. church this evening.
John A. Holem of Starke county
and E. ". Baxter of Chicago, who is
visiting him, spent Tuesday in Ply
mouth.
F. E. earn is building a nice resi-
dence on Michigan street on the va
can't corner of the former Amasa
Johnson lot.
Mrs. Markley has returned to her
home at Walnut after a visit at the
home of her son, Milton Markley,
west of Plymouth.
There is widespread sentiment in
this country that no man ought to be
President of the United States long
er than George Washington.
The brick work for Gretzinger &
Southworth's new marble factory,
where the Elliott wagon shop stood
for fifty years, is about completed.
Daniel Hahn has rented the Kloep-
fer property, now owned by Borton
& Aspinall, corner of Miner and
Louisa streets and will reside there.
Dr. Eley and wife and Otto King
erman and wife have gone to St.
Joseph, Mich, where Mrs. Klinger-
man and Dr. Eley will take baths
for rheumatism.
The new residence which c. E. Ny
hart, the contractor, is building for
Mr.. McJimpsey east of the L. L. &
W. station on Plum street is modern
and Up to date in every respect.
One of the worst wrecks ever re-
corded in this section Of Indiana was
that on the B. g. o. Monday morn
ing, eight miles north of Valparaiso
Fifty persons were killed and many
others injured
James Scott of Warsaw, suicided
at Akron, o. He was % years old
and is survived by his wife and his
mother, the latter living at Pierceton
Dependency and family troubles are
the most plausible causes for his ac-
ton
While fishing at the dam, William
Cuthbert, employed by the Goshen
Manufacturing Co., caught a pike
weighing 20 pounds. The fish meas
ured feet and inches in length,
was 4 inches across the back and was
20 inches deep.
The candidates who accepted a
nomination on the boilers ticket
now realize that they might have
been easily elected if they had called
off the convention of June 2, and Sc
cured the nomination of a united Re-
publican party.
Twenty steam shovels and $4,000
men are now constantly at work BY
means of relays on the canal exca-
vation at Panama During the mouth
of September 265.00 cubic yards OF
earth were removed. Business has
evidently started.
Victor ODER, the 13-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony ODER, OF
South Bend, was struck by Lake
Shore west bound passenger train a.
the Marietta street crossing Friday
night at 7:15 o'clock and received in
juries which resulted in his death.
The return of the hunting season
and the scarcity of ducks and geese
as we'll as the promised shortage OF
quail, has set fhe older people, and
some who are not so old, to recall
ing the time, not so far back, when
wild birds and animals were as plen-
tiful here as they are in the northern
woods now.
Party strength should not be con-
strued to mean party license and
when either Democrats or Republi-
cans feel that they are so we'll en-
trenched that they may do as they
please and that the people have moth
ing to say, it is just at that point
that the people turn in their anger
and demolish any political machine.
The Kentucky school for the blind
has fvro football e1evens and they not