The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-02

4 Mrs. Ernest Castleman and her
two little sons are visiting at Atwood
this week.
i Miss Edna Crum has returned to
South Bend, after visit with friends
iu this city.
Seneca Primley is here from Eau
claire, Mich, visiting mis- son and
other relatives.
| Auction sale of wagons, buggies
and implements at Hess, CRUDE and
Harley's Saturday.
| Mrs A. Becker and daughter will
leave for Philadelphia, August 9, for
an extended visit.
Mrs. J. S. Crowder and children
arrived this noon from a three
weeks visit at Waveland, Ind
Misses Grace and Lille Elmers
of Chicago, are visiting Miss Their
esa Hendricks in this city.
Mrs. A. H. Massena has returned
to Warsaw after a visit of few days
with the family of her son in Ply
mouth.
In Pulaski count where Brother
in-law Riddick lives, they seem to
have doubts about his being Re
publican.
Mrs. Charles Parsons of Bourbon,
stopped in Plymouth Wednesday en-
her way to ST Joseph, Mich, to Wis
Lit relatives.
Mrs. Rebecca CLANCY will leave
for Fstavan, Canada, in about ten
days to visit her son, Frank Clancy
and family.
The ice cream social given by the
Royal Neighbors was well attended
and all present spent very enjoy
able evening.
A large number of people from out
of town are here to attend the Cleve-
land Sheppard wedding. Their names
will be given later
Mrs. Agnes Crowder of Richmond,
Va, arrived Tuesday evening for a
visit with her sons, ]. s. and w. R.
Crowder in this. city.
The .postoffice at Greenfield, Ohio.
was robbed Monday night of $4,000
in stamps and $500 in cash. The
safe was blown to pieces.
Mrs. Ed. O'Brien, who has been
resident of Plymouth fifty years, is
lying at the point Of death At her
home on West South street.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel A. Frevert
of Nappanee, are visiting for few
days at the home of Mrs. Frevert's
father, F. NJ. Welsh of this city.
There will be only one Republican,
ticket in Iowa and Cummins will be
at the head of it. The state commit
tee yielded after fight of two days.
The rain last Thursday and Satur-
day gave the corn, pickles, potatoes,
and tomatoes big boost and almost
made a new crop of blackberries and
huckleberries
John Ashley, the well known tin
ner, who has been enjoying a vaca-
ton of ten days in this city and
county, returned to his work at Elk
hart Wednesday.
The Iowa bosses in the Republican
state committee were compelled to
back down and allow the renomina-
ton of Governor Cummins, and on
lily one Republican ticket.
The old choir which sang at the
M. f. church thirty-five years ago
of which Emanuel Price was choiris-
ter, will furnish the music next Sun
day at the old peoples service.
| Commencing today very male en-
pIoye in the South Omaha packing
houses will wear white duck suits,
fresh each morning, and 5000 dress
es have been provided for the wom-
-.
Mrs. Jacob Hoham went to Argos
Wednesday to visit relatives and to
bid farewell to her brother, William
Thompson and family, who are re-
turning to their home at Springfield,
IOhio.
Mesdames Houghton, Brewer and
Baxter of this city and Mrs. Dr.
Vaughn of Hammond, who came
here to attend the Baxter golden
wedding, visited at Bourbon We'd
nesday.
Jesse Miller of North township,
has 100 acres of good wheat, 90 acres
| of corn and 30 acres of oats. There
is not much danger that the family
of the old Republican musician will
starve this year.
i There are great many evidences
in every state that the people do not
DIOpOSC W ouDilit quiCtiy ~ thC az
solute dictation of political bosses
The result of the Iowa convention
is reminder of this.
| Mrs Elmer Werntz went to South
Bend Wednesday to attend the fun
eral of James Meek, former resi-
dent of Plymouth, who died of con
sumption at South Bend, Sunday ev-
ening, aged % years.
4 With President Roosevelt pitching
HAY, Vice President Fairbanks drink
ing buttermilk and Speaker Cannon
attending a thrashing, it is up to
4 Secretary Taft to do something in
the rural line or declare himself out
of the 1908 handicap.
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