The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-12-05
LOCAL NEWS

Free Lunch all next week at
Marks CRUDE & Harley. Ada
Mrs. F. Dickson has gone to
Hamlet for few days visit.
The best remedy for woman's
complaints is to buy a Malleable
Range. Ada
Malleable Range exhibit all
next week at Marks CRUDE &
Harley Adj
Mrs. Clayton Barker of Fort
Wayne, is the guest of friends in
this city.
Mrs. Joseph Pippinger, is visit
ing with friends an relatives at
Milford.
Mrs. Ida McCreary went to.
South Bend. for a visit with
friends Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Croshans OF Walker
ton, is visiting with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. NJ. Cleveland.
Rev. w. A. Quayle of Chicago,
will lecture at the Methodist
church Friday evening, Dec. q.
Miss Dottie Hill has returned
to Elkhart after visiting for a few
days with her parents in this
city.
FOUND-$7.5O worth of cook
ing ware with each Malleable
Range at Marks, CRUDE s; Har-
leys. Ada
If your wife is cross don't
swat her in the jaw with a flat
iron, gently lead her to Marks
CRUDE & Harleys.
George Kruger has returned
from a few weeks visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Lester MCGOWAN,
at Dalhart, Texas.
Mrs. Charles Stauffer who has
been visiting with her father,
Bennett Boggs, returned to
South Bend Wednesday.
Roosevelt's message contains
thirty thousand words. tits evil
dent that he is not and never was
newspaper paragrapher.
Property for Sale: Eight room
house on East Caro- street. En-
quire of Chas. w. Humphreys, at
Ball & Co.'S Store. d1w1
Mrs. Amanda FARRELL has re-
turned to her home in Corners
vile, after spending few days
with the family of n. A. Good
rich.
Miss Olive Holisinger has re-
turned to her home in Garrett,
after visiting for few days with
the family of Mrs. Elizabeth
Pesch.
Mrs. c. Larson of South Bend,
who has been visiting with
friends in this city and in Don
aldson, returned to her home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Bradley, tried on a
charge of murder for the shoot
ing of former Senator Brown, of
Utah, December 8, last, was ac-
quilted Tuesday.
In three weeks from now the
days will begin to lengthen-
slightly. but still perceptibly.
While the tendency will, until
then. be downward, the tenden-
cy will then be upward
DR.. c. A. Church, who is at
tending Mrs. Louisa NJ Taft,
mother of Secretary Taft, says
that Mrs. Taft is steadinly fail
ing. He intimated that she might
live a few days longer, but that
her case was hopeless.
Rescuers have given up all
hope of getting out alive the for
ty-seven miners entombed in
Pennsylvania. 1t is given to but
few people to comprehend the
sorrow and awful suspense occa-
stoned by accidents OF this kind.
The New York supreme court
holds that no kind of sunday
show theater, lecture sacred con-
cert can be tolerated III the city
or elsewhere in that state. If the
law is enforced it will make a
great change in New York Sun
days.
In no nation are the funda-
mental business conditions
sounder than in ours at this very
moment; and IL is foolish, when
such is the case, for people to
hoard money instead of keeping
it i'm sound banks.-President
Roosevelt.
Kapsas City claims to have the
Republican national convention
cinched and it seems almost GER
tain that Harry New will be
chairman of the national commit
tee which meets in New York
Friday to fix the time and place
of the national conven Ion.
In Illinois the Chicago school
authorities are excluding the BIZ
bic and religious books. In other
parts of the state some authori-
ties are seeking to introduce the
teaching of the art of love-mak-
ing and courtship. The schools
of that state are evidently being
made the dumping ground for al
sors o. fanatical fads ard follies.