The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-06

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his way to Chicago.
| Miss Fannie Huber has re-
turned to Inwood after a visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Daily.
Mrs. Jacob Suit has gone to
Springfield, Ohio for visit with
relatives and friends in that vi
cinity.
Mrs. Fred Kepler has returned
from Chicago and reports Mrs.
Lee Kendall considerably inn
proved.
And now that you are back
from your vacation, isn't the
front porch comfortable enough
for you?
] The boilers have not yet found
court to enjoin w. G. Hen
bricks from acting as county
chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Kuhn OF
Bourbon, are attending the Ro-
chester fair and visiting friends
in that city.
1t is expected that Judge Larry
will give an opinion on the chair
manship of Marshall county Fri
day afternoon.
The brightest, cleanest, fun
niest play on the market is the
Missouri Girl, which will be seen
here tomorrow night.
The 73rd Indiana Volunteer
Infantry will hold its annual re-
union in Valparaiso on the 10Th
and goth of September.
Emanuel Shiveley, one of the
best farmers in the county east
of this city, has the thanks of
this Office for very fine melon.
Hendricks is still chairman
and the regular Republican
county convention will be held
n Plymouth, Saturday, Septem-
Der Is.
Mrs. H. B. Allen and her niece
Miss Carver, left Wednesday for
a visit of two weeks at Louis
vile and other points in Ken
lucky.
Miss Mary Hoham has gone
to Lagrange, Ind, to do some
musical work until the school III
which she teaches opens at Ii
ma, Ind.
Mrs. Mary Holdridge, Mrs. c.
w. Suit and VIM Nichols have
put down cement sidewalks in
front of their homes in south
Plymouth.
The new proprietors of the
Kloepfer store are having the
room remodeled and expect to
have one of the best store rooms
in the city.
Noble McCrory has accepted a
position in the freight Office Of
the Lake Shore Railroad Co., at
Indiana Harbor and commenced
work this week.
The Mozart Club will meet
this evening with Mrs. A. r.
Underwood. All ex-members and
others who enjoy singing are
cordially invited.
The rebels seem to be gaining
lin Cuba, but rebellion in Cuba
is usually regarded as a national
game something like base ball in
the United States.
Mrs. Harriet M. Smith of the
Lafayette soldiers home has
spent the summer in Plymouth
ION long furlough, and returned
to the home this week.
Hon. Charles Kellison's adj
dress on labor at the Methodist
church Monday evening was
heard by an intelligent audience
and is praised by all who heard
lit.
| The new law makes the mayor
responsible for the acts of the
city marshal, consequently the
mayor can appoint and remove
marshals when he chooses to do
so.
| Henry Watterson is wonder
ing what the Democratic party
stands for. In the light of re-
cent events it seems to stand for
about anything Mr.. Bryan
chooses.
Bert Strunk, George Ingsrsoll
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coll An
drew Miller, Ray Blosser and
WELCOME Harris were among
those who spent labor day in
| P1 mouth.
! Miss Cornelia Walter, who
has been spending the summer
| in Chicago, spent Wednesday
with her sister Miss Julia Walter
on her way to her home at Co
lumbia City.
Mrs. Pfaelzer has returned to
Chicago after attending he
Morris-Dickinson wedding and
visiting with the family of M
| Altman and other relatives and
friends here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Smelzer OF
| Covina, Cal, who have been Wis
iting at ID. c. Smiths, left for
Rockford, ILL.,, Wednesday, and
will go from there to their home
in California.