The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-04
BUCKS CASH HARDWARE

| Harry Woodbury. is now a clerk in
Vinalls grocery store
Mrs. HI. G. Thayer has returned
from a visit at Bourbon.
Governor Hanly will speak in Ply
mouth next Tuesday afternoon.
William A. Frantz and family have
moved from Teegarden to Elkhart.
Have your penny work done under
skylight. | do it right, ]. NJ Steele.
Have just got my new Penny out
fit, everything the latest at Steele's.
W. E. Bailey went to Peru We'd
nesday to visit relatives until Satur-
day. Il
James Cavanaugh, a veteran mer-
chant of Elkhart, died Monday aged
"a years.
Every voter should hear Governor
Hanly's great speech next Tuesday
afternoon.
| am making Penny pictures, "a
for 25 cents. Steele's gallery across
the bridge.
Miss Jessie Flora returned Tues
day evening from visit of week
at Warsaw
Miss Kate Nagle has gone to St
Joseph, Michigan, to make that city
her home.
The only up-to-date Penny ma
chine in town at Steele's gallery, "a
pictures for 25 cents.
Hon. M. A. o. Packard has gone
to Martinville to try the efficiency Of
baths for rheumatism.
The Avery hotel at Mount Clemens
Mich, was destroyed by FIRE Monday,
causing a loss of $4,000.
FOR SALEe7 Poland China
Shoats, so lbs. each. doz white
leghorn hens c. E. Group.
And now comes Francis Edward
earn and swears that w. C. Hen
bricks is still county chairman
Mrs. Rolla Switzer of indianapolis,
who has been visiting in this city,
has gone to Donaldson for a visit.
John Barden who was resident
of the vicinity of Walkerton forty
years, died last Friday and was bur
led Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Bradley and son
of Culver, visited at Alva Porter's
on their way to Chicago. for a visit
of few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaufman have
returned to their home at Buchanan,
Mich, after a visit of several days
with relatives here.
Ray Anderson. who has been EN-
ployed IN Chicago several months
has returned to Plymouth and ex
poets to remain here.
The American balloon won in the
race contest for supremacy of air
ships in France. But maybe it is not
a credit to win in high-hying.
George Vinall, who is treasurer OF
| the Twin City Wholesale Grocery
Co., with headquarters at Elkhart
now spend half of each week at Elk
hart.
Miss Jessie FARRELL, of Tyner, a
teacher of the South Bend schools
has been quite sick in that city during
the past two weeks with malarial
fever.
If Francis Edward earn swears I.
the truth in his mandamus suit Their,
are no township republican tickets i
Marshall county and probably none
in Inaiana.
Richter & Vile have a force bus,
almost all the time putting things r
shape in their store and it will soon
be one of the neatest dry good.
houses in town.
John Layman of Vernon. Ind, WAC
has been spending a week with rel
atives and friends in this county, ha
gone to South Bend to visit before
returning home.
The Plymouth Democrat gives ov-
er two columns to an editorial re-
view of the Rettinger case, finding
fault with the verdict of the jury
Goshen Democrat.
The motion for a new trial for
Fred Rettinger will be argued next
Tuesday. Rettinger will not be sent
to prison until the Judge decides the
question of new trial
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Pippinger, Mrs
&c. Seider and Misses Edith Mock and
Eva Carl are attending the district
meeting of the German Baptist
church at Walnut this week
Rev. John P. Dalton of Missouri
land Miss Clarissa A. Lambert of neal
this city, were married at the u. ID
parsonage, Wednesday afternoon
lOct. 3, by Rev. O. F. Lands.
Mrs. Perschberger and Mrs. R. E
Taylor of South Bend, stopped in
Plymouth Wednesday on their way
to Argos to attend the funeral d
their brother-in-law, Irving Thomp-
son.
The case of Harry Malone, the col
ored boy charged with stealing a
horse and buggy, was disposed oil
Wednesday and he was sent to the
Indiana school for boys. He is Il
years old and his home was at Lo.
gansport