The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-17

Small has sold out to the telegraph |
companies.
Mrs. Harry Swanson of Peru, IS
visiting with her mother, Mrs Jo-
seph Davis.
Mrs. w. H. Cove has left for
weeks visit with friends at South
Bend, Niles and St Joseph.
Mrs. VIM Myers and daughter,
Hope, will move from their home IN
Bourbon to Chicago this week
Frank Sapp has returned to St.
Paul. Mimi, after spending a few
DAYS with his mother in this city.
Levi Turner OF Rochester, has re-
turned home after spending couple
of days with his parents in this city.
Keith Richter has returned from
few days visit with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Keith, at Roches-
ter.
c. w. Tibbitts and wife have re-
turned to South Bend after visiting
for a few days with friends in this
city
Mrs. Daisy Apple has returned to
South Bend. after being the guest OF
Otis Smith and family, for few
days.
Harry E. Melbourne and Miss
Chloe Butler of Culver. spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ralph Coons, of South
Plymouth.
Mrs. w. j.. Low, formerly Miss
Theresa Kruger of this city, and hus-
band. have moved from Portland TO
Lents, Oregon.
Mrs. ]. w. Cartright of Payne, O.,
| who has been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs c. c. Durr, has gone to Chica-
go for a few days.
Mrs. Lizzie Hindman has returned
to her home in Lapaz Junction al
ter visiting with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
iOi NV dot
Mrs. NJ. ". Ton OF Kokomo, who
has been visiting with Mrs. Solomon
Lechlitner. for several days, is the
guest of friends at Chicago.
The University oh Chicago foot
ball team defeated Indiana at Chi
cago Saturday by a score OF 81 10 6.
Wabash defeated Purdue by 2 to o.
Mrs. T. A. Beatty and Miss Mary
| Berlin have returned to their home
in South Bend after a few days visit
with the family of George Williams.
The Misses Anna and Bertha Abb
raham of Wanatah have returned 20
their home after spending week
with the family of Julius Kietzman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wolford have
gone to Elk City, Kansas. for
couple OF weeks visit with the lat
ter's sister, Miss Hattie Thompson.
Mrs. Mary Adcock OF Logan, o.,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. J.
II. Palmer for the past few days, has
gone to Hudson, Mich, for short
visit.
There are now 10 600 cocaine users
in New York city, according to fg-
ures compiled by physician who
makes speciality OF treating persons
addicted to the habit.
Mrs. James Parks and Miss Lora
Weydert of East Chicago. returned
to that city Monday, having visited
with the formers mother. Mrs. A. C.
North, for few days.
w. w. WEIGH has resigned his po-
sition as clerk at McCrory's grocery
store to accept a position on the
Pennsylvania road Miss Laura
Reeve has taken his place.
The next Republican state conven-
ton will have approximately 1,469
delegates The convention OF 1906,
which was fhe largest in the history
of the Republican party in Indiana,
had 1910
Chairman Goodrich says that I'M
der no circumstances must Charles
| Miller be nominated for governor
The Republican party OF Indiana
may have a different notion about
the matter and in that case what will
Goodrich do about indianapolis
Independent.
In the next state convention the
appointments by congressional dis
trict will be az follows: First, 104;
Second. 113; Third, 81; Fourth, 92;
Fifth, ia; Sixth. 116; Seventh, 141;
Eighth. 1174; Ninth, 1875; Tenth, 125;
Eleventh, 115: Twtlfth. 1O1. and Thir-
tecnth.. 49, Necessary to choice.
735.
The Logansport Pharos says The
failure to vote subsidy te the Lo-
| gansport and South Bend Tracti, 1
company in two townships in Mar
shall county should not discourage
the promoters of the road. 1t is a
feasible project and merits sue .ess
Logansport people are deeply inter
ested in the early construction OF
this proposed road.
That a gang of wholesale thieves
is making its headquarters in War
saw is the belief OF the Warsaw po-
hce officials and the Pennsylvania
railroad detectives, but, after investi-