The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-22


at South Bend.
Mrs. Yoeman of Hibbard, was
a Plymouth visitor Friday.
Miss Heaton of Logansport,
visited here Thursday and Fri
day.
Miss Bessie Comstock of Chi
cago. ILL.,, is the guest OF Mrs.
Aspinall.
George Canaan is spending a
few weeks with his children at
South Bend.
The only honor in dealing with
yellow demagogue at the polls
is in voting against him.
The November term of the
Marshall Circuit Court com
mences Monday, Nov. &c.
Mrs. ]. G. Culp of South Bend,
visited Mrs. Harriet Unger in this
city Thursday ard Friday.
Mrs. S. V. Zehner has returned
to Monterey after visit of few
days in this city and vicinity.
Mrs. S. L. Ritchey has return
ed from visit of several days
with her sons at Mishawaka.
During the past sixteen months
the gold in the United States
treasury has increased $191 ,OO0.-
900.
Elder ]. F. Waggoner will
speak at the Church of God to-
night. His subject will be 1.-The
Judgment"
Miss Lizzie Dickson arrived
from South Bend Friday, for a
visit of a month in this city and
Huntington.
Mrs. Sophia Shinabarger
mother of Mrs. A. E. Adams OF
West township, died Wednesday
night, aged ga years.
Mrs. Debley and daughter have
returned to South Bend after a
visit of several days with rela-
tives and friends here.
Mrs. Samuel iif and Miss
Stella Ruff of ( pix township
have returned from visit of sew
eral days near Fort Wayne.
Miss Priscilla Sewell has been
in Michigan City for the past ten
days caring for her sister, Mrs
Wallace who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Kintzell arrived from
Mentone Thursday to spend the
winter at the home of her son
Charles Kintzel in this city.
A number of the lady friends
of Mrs. Margaret Miller gave her
a pleasant surprise Thursday the
occasion being her 73rd birthday
Charles E. Hughes will be the
first governor of New York who
has never before held a politica
office or been candidate for office
George w. Hayes has returned
from Michigan where he spent
the summer and autumn. His
wife died in Michigan September
21.
Mrs. David Kinch of North
Dakota, who has been visiting
here with relatives and friends
is now visiting in Chicago on hel
way home.
A corn crop OF 1881 ,OOO, O0C
bushels for 1906 is the latest gov
eminent estimate. 1t is the larg
est ever raised and worth over
81, 152 900, 900.
Congressman Brick has recon-
mended the appointment of VIM
E. Netherton as postmaster al
Winamac. Netherton is the pres
ent county chairman.
The postofice robbers who
seem to have their headquarters
in northern Indiana got in .thei.
work at the Culver pos,office
again Thursday night.
President Roosevelt in an adj
dress at Panama sounds a warn.
ing to revolutionists and tells the
people that the ballot is the only
medium to secure a change II
government.
The Ohio penitentiary holds
more bankers than any other
prison. The delegation doesn',
seem to be too large, however
for additions are being made al
most every day.
Mrs. Mary Weckerle, who wa.
called here by the sudden death
of her brother, Jacob Hoham, re
turned to Chicago Friday after
mon. She is the only member o
her fathers family now living.
Harvey Steele, who has beer
filing the position of night clerI
X the Teegarden house in La
porte. for the past year or more
was married last Wednesday t.
Miss Pearl Lamphere of Laporte
On his trip to Panama Presi
dent Roosevelt is accompanied
by physician, steam shove
and triphammer. During thu
whole time of his visit the zone
will resound with the hum o
strenuous labor.
Saturday night dances il
South Bend are to become /;
thing of the DaSt. the police hay