The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-01

Mrs. Joseph Swindell is visiting
South Bend.
Thomas CLANCY transacted bus
ness at South Bend Tuesday.
Misses Kietzman and Stone visite
friends at Argos Tuesday.
Mrs. Gideon Logan of Lapaz, Wis
tied relatives in this city Sunday.
Mrs Oscar Tribbey has returne
from a visit of two months in Cali
fornia. -i
The Standard Oil trust was fine,
$4,000 and costs at Findlay, Ohio
Monday.
James McHugh spent Saturday ant
Sunday with the family of John Mill
er at Mishawaka.
Mrs Lovina Koch and her daugh
ter, Miss Effie Koch, are visiting a
Walkerton this week.
Mrs. Erma Pierce is spending ;
few days with her sister, Miss Pear
Winnings at South Bend
Mrs. Chris Seider and daughter
Miss Bertha, of Hamlet, were Ply
mouth visitors Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Forsythe of Walk
erton was the guest of Mrs. Stevicl
for few days last week
Elmer Clancy, who has a claim a
Estavan, Canada, has returned to Ply
mouth to spend the winter.
Mrs. B. ]. Wiley has returned t.
South Bend after visit of severa
days with Mrs. Charles Thompson
Miss Dora Wilson of Towner, N
D., arrived Sunday to spend the win.
ter with her sister, Mrs. DR.. Loring
Mrs. Trapp and daughter of Ohio
are visiting Adam Burgraff and Mrs
Reeker. Mrs. Trap is Mr.. Burgrsff'
sister.
Miss Anderson has returned to her
home in Chicago after a visit OF sew.
eral days with her sister, Mrs. John
NJ. Olds.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WestL g of In
wood, visited their daughter, Mrs. w
G. Hendricks and family in this city
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Jacox attended
the funeral of Mrs. Phillips, the
mother of Mrs, Jacox at South Berd
Tuseday.
Rally day at the u. B. churci, las,
Sunday was grand success. The
was nearly twice as many
as it has been
Brick walls were blown down
City by the strong wind on
Saturday morning and considerable
damage resulted.
Mrs. Lambert Nussbaum has re.
turned to her home in Chicago and
Mrs. M. Altman went home with her
'or a visit of week.
Captain Foley, of Marion, 40 y ar.
Of age, wishes to wager $500 that he
IAN ride horseback from Marion to
San Francisco in ninety days.
Luther Helpman of Warsaw, spent
Monday in Plymouth and went from
iere to Bourbon to look after matter.
,n his farm near that place Tuesday
The band of Utes that have lef. h
reservation announce that they will
light to the death rather than retur..
o starve on the lands allot ed them
The storm of last Saturday did a
'reat deal of damage at Laporte.
Roofs were removed from factories.
rees blown down and much propert,
destroyed.
No voter who is in favor of fair
lay can vote the boilers ticket. Dis
honesty has marked every movement
# that faction from its inception TIC
he present moment.
Possibly it would be wise for the
resident to look into the matter OF
he allotments. The century of
ishonor" may not yet be closed in
ealing with the Indians.
AT balloon race in Massachusetts
hot current of air with temporal
re of log degrees was encountered
height of 5000 feet. The weather
xperts have apparently overlooked
ONE of the phenomena overhead.
1t is reported that Mrs. Jennie
Logan of this city and Mr.
rank Walmer of Bourbon, will be
married at the home of the brides
arents in South Bend, Thursday,
Jov.
The vast majority of voters have
heir minds fully made up as to what
hey are going to do on election day
What may be said for the next six
avs will have but little effect one
ray or another.
Mrs Kilmer of this city accom-
anied her daughter, Mrs. c. P. Jack
ran and family as far as St. Paul
here she expects to spendsthe win
r.. The Jackman family go to tn,
tate of Washington to reside there
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Jackman and
ionroe Jackman left for Seattle,
Washington Tuesday afternoon to |
lake their home on the Pacific coast
hey are an excellent family who
ave lived here all their lives and have
est wishes of many friends.
An American observer in Havana |
avs the object of the recent insur-
ent advance on that city was to |
,ize the millions in government cash |
ored there. and that Havana would |
-tainly have been captured on the
ght planned but for the landing of |
merriam marines