The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-11
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has been dedicated in Warsaw
Miss Fay Kilmer went to Argos,
Thursday for visit of few days.
Rev. Mr.. Fellers of Bourbon, is
preparing to move to Germantown,
Ind.
William Hughes, aged 90 years,
died Tuesday at his home in Nap
panee.
M. F. Taylor and family are pre-
pairing to remove to Portage, Wis
consin.
Mrs. Johnson has returned to Don-
aTdson after visit OF FIVE weeks N
Laporte.
Congressman Brick addressed
twenty men al Kuhn's hall Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. w. G. Hendricks and son,
Cecil, went to Inwood Thursday to
visit her parents.
Dorman Rhinehart is attending
school at the State University,
Bloomington, Ind.
George Dunlap of Argos, visited in
this city Thursday and went from
here to Donaldson.
A Rensselaer, educators license
has been revoked because he was
caught playing poker.
Mrs. Huba, accompanied by her
son, Joseph, have gone to Quincy,
Ill, to visit her daughter
According to the Jewish Calendar
this is the year s667. The Jewish
New Year is in September.
August Winquist has just returned
from visit of several days with his
sister, and other relatives at South
BEND.
/ A new brass band has been organ
lied at Tippecanoe. 1t comes in sight
rather late to get much campaign
work.
COL William Scar spent, a few
hours in this city Thursday and ex-
poets to return to Plymouth to vote
Nov 6.
Mrs. Henderson has returned to
her cottage at Culver after a visit of
several days at the home of DR..
Lindquist in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bixler of Argos, who
have been visiting at f. G. Martin
dale's went from here to Wooster,
Ohio, to visit relatives.
Mrs William Thorp of Columbia
City,, arrived Wednesday afternoon
for visit of week with relatives
and friends in Plymouth.
Rev. George A. Plug assisted in
the installation of Rev. Moffitt, the
new Presbyterian preacher at Walk
erton Wednesday evening.
About one half the persons named
as committeeman in the Chronicle
are not and have not been members
on the committee this year.
The nomination of S. ]. Hayes for
prosecuting attorney of the 41st ju-
dicial district has not yet been filed
in the county clerks Office
Mrs. Heiser of California, is visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Middleton on north Michigan street
She is Mr.. Middleton's cousin.
Warsaw expects to get a go cart
factory. Mr.. -Lorman of Elkhart is
the patentte. He wants. Warsaw to
give him machinery costing $4,000
Mrs. M. Speisshoffer was among
those leaving for Ohio on the annual
excursion Ohio will have a large
number of visitors from this county
Mrs. A. C. Capron accompanied
her mother, Mrs. M. A. Dill to Chi
cago Thursday, for a visit of several
days. Mrs. Dill may remain several
months.
Hazing which involves physical vi
olence has been abolished from Lake
Forest college and eighteen students
who refused to sign an anti-hazine
pledge are asked to leave the school
David B. Hill is about the only
man in the state of New York who
is positive that he Is a Democrat, and
even he would probably have some
doubts if he ever stopped to think
about it. . ltyff
M. & J. Livingston, owners of the
Hub clothing store at South Bend
are going out of business. The father
will retire from active work, Will,
the son will go to Seattle, Wash, tc
go into business. KS. ~
H. E. Barnard, the state chemist
says the national pure food law
which has just become effective, il
really very drastic. He says tina
all are finding out that it is stronger
than, was at first supposed ot
Bryan celebrated the twenty-sec
ond anniversary of his marriage b,
l'mowiug the. iawnpaIt was a good
way to cause the common people tc
keep thinking we'll Of him, and The
|exercises probably didn't hurt him {
| bit. ~. .. "
2The Supreme Court has decided
that where a sity undertakes to ligh
its own streets. by electricity it. i
liable in damages for. the injury o.
death Of person who comes in con
tact with live wire, if the injury
was clearly due to negligence Of thl
city authorities. $3.50 = = ~ {
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