The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-11

How will the Chronicle square it
self with its readers when its gariie
of bluff is ended and its lies laid
bare?
In promotion of repentance Tor
summer extravagances, the Their
mometer ranks among the means OF
grace.
Mrs. George Kreighaun of South
Bend has returned home after a visit
with relatives and friends in this city
and vicinity.
Don't miss the races at Bourbon
Thursday and Friday. Six great con-
tests with seventy-hve entries are
now assured .fs1 =
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kloppman,. OF
Waynesbury, Ohio, visited last week
at the home of Mr.. Francis Selten-
right in Lspaz.
James Hay of Aubbeenaubbee
township, Fulton county, is attending
the fair AID visiting his sister. at
Bourbon this week.
Governor HanIy remained in Ply
mouth over night and attended the
social at the NJ E church. He went
from here to Nappanee.
T. McOuistion and his niece, Miss
Cudney have returned to their home
in Elkhart county, after visit of two
weeks in this county and Starke.
Six inches of snow October 10, be-
fore there had been any frost in Ply
mouth and the leaves still green IS
in summer, was genuine surprise
There is no truth whatever in the
report that the gas tank which re-
Gently exploded at an Indiana politi-
cal meeting was the spellbinder him
self
James Poulson and James Klinger
forfeited bonds of $50 each in cir
cult court this week They were
charged with selling liquors contrary
to law.
Mrs. Drieblebiss and children IF
South Bend, spent several days OF
the past week with the family of B.
]. Cramer and other relatives near
this city.
Geore Harrison of Peru, was ia
tally hes on Monday while string
Cling nth his brother for the pos
session of an old rifle. which was MT
known to be loaded.
E. Z Earle, deputy Ash and game
comm ssioner is now warning all
hunters that this is closed season
on every kind of wild game except
ducks and water fowl.
The men who have been claiming
to be in favor of harmony in the
Republican party are declared by
their leader, S. E. Boys, to be willing
to send the party to hades If they
cannot rule it.
Instead of agreements not to use
booze and Doodle in the campaign,
perhaps it would be just as effective
10 obtain pledges from those in po-
Sition to do so TO prosecute violators
bf the election law.
Mrs. Glestine, who has been at the
bedside of her brother Edgar Dickin-
son, for almost two weeks, returned
to her home at Libertyville, Illinois,
Wednesday afternoon, leaving Edgar
considerably improved.
Fred Clawson of Muncie, visited
his old friend, Charles Clough Tues
day and Wednesday. They were
school boys together but had not
met for twenty years until this week
An application to the State Board
of Medical Registration by would
be physician who proposes to cure
each" is a reminder that pronunci-
alton reform is needed in this coun-
try as badly, if not worse, than spell
ing reform
Peer J. Kruger attended the meet
ing of the state board of charities
at Muncie returning home Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Kruyer's record IN
managing the Marshall county mfr
mary has given him a reputation
throughout the state.
Snow commenced falling before
midnight Tuesday night and fell
steadily until late Wednesday even
ing. Much of it melted but there
was four inches on the ground at day
light. Still we have had no frost and
the leaves are almost as green as
they wee in July.
A man stopping in this city the
other day said that Lapaz was more
like heaven than any other town ne
had visited He said -Lapaz had no
prison of any kind and heaven was
the only city of that kind he ever
heard of. He thought If the town
would properly advertise this fact it
would increase its population.
Mr.. and Mrs. daniel B, Langen
baugh, who have been residents OF
Michigan for almost Nfhty years.
are expected in Plymouth Monday
for visit of several days, Mr.: Lang
enbaugh was one Of the best printers
in Plymouth, but he quit sticking
type when he left here. He has al
ways been steady and reliable every
where