The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-12

business.
Mrs. Mary Riley has returned to
her home at Inwood after a visit at
South Bend.
Mayor Logan and wife and Mrs.
Harry Miller went to Rochester Fri
day TO see the fair
Mrs. c. H. Fogel and daughter OF
Columbia City, returned home today
from visit with the family of Henry
Y. Shirk, of Lapaz
Mrs. w c. Hendricks and son,
Cecil, visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Westling, at Inwood.
Thursday and Friday.
Clifford Williams went 10 Fort
Wayne Friday to take an cxamina-
ton for work in the interlocking sys-
tent of railroad trains.
Though torn under the British flag
and educated in England Richard
Mansfield chose to be an American.
and filed the role like one to the
manner born
H. P. Berlin and wife of North
township, left Thursday evening for
Chicago to visit for week with
friends. They expect TO visit Mr..
Berlin's brother at Aurora before re-
turning.
The Miller grocery was sold again
Friday to F. NJ McCrory who took
possession at once Nc promises to
the trade that the cat will not be al
lowed to sleep in the prunes and no
sand will be found in the sugar
Ninety per cent of the crimes IN
this country are, according to the
state health officer OF Louisiana, due
10 bad cooking. He must think that
it is bad cooking which makes men
hang around saloons
Mrs. E. W. Halpenny returned TO
indianapolis Friday, having spent
three weeks with Mrs. Hume. Mrs.
Halpenny expressed the pleasure she
had received during the period OF her
rest visit in this city
DIR. Charles Moore. OF Rolling
Prairie, has left for parts unknown
and it is said that if he returns he
will have TO answer to- a charge OF
having something to do with the
death of a young married woman OF
that place.
1t must have been an awful mo-
ment III the anarchist conference IN
Amsterdam when Emma Goldman
raped on the table with her red par
asol and declared for a reign of ter
ror and general upsetting OF the un-
iverse
Misses Dollie Rosenbury, Helen
Jor6an, Clara Crater and Ada Haag
have returned home safely from Nj
agara Falls. They had all kinds OF
experiences. which they are willing
to relate to their friends, and are
highly pleased with their trip
Augustus A. Matthews, well
known farmer and timber buyer, re-
siding at Falkland station, near Mich
igan City, was instantly killed at his
home by falling on revolving saw.
He was 63 years old and is survived
by his wife and four children
Charles Daugherty of this city was
arrested in South Bend and brought
to Plymouth Friday by Constable
Charles Miles, on the charge of wife
desertion. He had hearing before
Justice Unger and was bound over TO
circuit court in the sum of $500.
1t is over a year before voting ma
chimes will be needed. By that time
great Improvements may have been
made in the construction of these ap-
paratuses. If need be, we can hold
the next election under the present
system So there is really no occa-
sion for fretting
F. B. Swift, the tax ferret, left
for Kokomo Friday just what course
he will pursue now that the county
council has refused 70 make an ap-
preparation to pay him for work in
this county, is not known. But he
remarked that he was not through
with work here yet.
Mrs. Mary Gibson, who had been
visiting at her old home since the
Gibson taley reunion, returned Fri
day to South Bend Mrs. Gibson
would prefer to live in this county,
where all her associations for years
have been, but having been left
alone, she decided to make her resi-
dence with her son David.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mcdonald are
up from the lake today. Mrs. Nc
Donald brought a great basketful OF
wild flowers that grew upon the Pot
tawatomie reservation The flowers
viii be used tonight to adorn the
rooms at the meeting of the Potta-
watomie whist club, which meets as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Everly, at their home on Center
street. /.
L. N Bair who was here last
week serving in the work OF the
county council, of which he is mem
Der, left Friday for Argos, his home.
Mr. Bair expressed himself as being
satisfied with the action of the coun-
Gil in disallowing an appropriation
for the tax ferret He said that while
the tax ferret did uncover sequester-
ed proptrey, that work belonged to
the county assessor. and he was able
to do it. In addition, the tax fer
ret, he said, went back into long ago