The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs John Boss went TO
Niles, Monday.
George H. Thayer went to Kokomo
Monday on business.
Mrs Will Ormond is the guest for
week of friends at Marion.
W. NJ Nicely, pastor of the NJ. E.
church at Culver, was in town Mon
day.
Hazel Neff returned to Chicago,
Monday, having spent Sunday with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yost, from Cas-
apolis, Mich, were guests of Mr.. and
Mr.. Bosworth and left Monday for
| Kansas.
Miss Mamie Durbin went to Chica-
| go Sunday evening, to spend two
weeks with her brother, Ben Durbin
and family.
Mrs T. c. Kleckner, who had been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
| Glass, returned to her home at Terre
Haute, Monday.
| Jesse Thomas, who had been a resi-
dent for "a years of Marshall county
came down from South Bend. Nom
day, where he is making his home
with his son, NJ H. Thomas.
Miss Jeanette Gay, who lives with
her parents a mile northeast of town
has bought a fine driving horse and
rig, which she purchased with money
that she earned in teaching.
1t may be the Presidents notion in
making his trip to- Indianapolis over
the New York Central thus to convey
delicate compliment to Senator De
7ew, who, as we all know, has been
little short of compliments lately
Washington Kelley arrived here
Sunday night from the National Sol
diers' Home in Tennessee, where he
Hau spent INC Wihli- WI. Mercy VIII
remain in Plymouth, which is more OF
home to him than any other place
Prof. w. f. Bailey returned from
Elkhart, where he had been for week
at the home of his daughter. He will
leave Saturday for Menominee and
Chippewa Falls, Wis, to- spend sew
eral weeks with brother and his son
Mr.. Bailey will march with his broth
er on Decoration day, with whom he
| enlisted and served during the civil
war.
Hoke Smith, it is alleged, is Bry-
ans choice for president If the Dem
ocrats think there is any doubt as to
his own availability Mr. Smith needs
no introduction to the public as they
all learned to know Hoie Smith
about fifteen years ago when he was
| Cleveland's commissioner of pen
sions. The gentleman from Georgia
is surely we'll enough known if that is
all that counts
A terrible tragedy was enacted in
the middle of Lake Michigan Tues
day, by the burning of the steamer,
Naomi, plying between Grand Haven.
Michigan and Milwaukee. The steam
er carried fifty passengers al of
which were saved by passing steam
ers, as were most of the crew, though
four of those on the lower deck were
burned with the boat, and one of
those rescued was fatally burned.
| Sheriff Dan Voreis and Marshal ia
CODY made a raid on the Windsor
house Sunday, where it was said
that drinks were being sold, contrary
to law. They captured two cases OF
beer bottles, fifty in all, which except
two were empty. The cases were
taken to Justice fingers Office when.
if not claimed, they will be destroyed.
The mayor seems disposed to enforce
the law concerning saloons and does
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not propose to permit any privileges
to other places.
We called Tuesday to see our Old
friend John w. Siders, who was for
so many years connected with this
paper but for the last two months
has been confined to his home with
grip, pneumonia, inflammatory rheu-
matism and a little of everything in
the category of disease to find that
within the past few days. he has had
a turn for the better and can get out
of doors little, but walk the
length of his lot is as far as he can
go at one time and now to cap the
climax as he becomes little better
his wife is taken with something like
pneumonia and has been quite sick
for several days.
The editorial page of Metsker's
paper yesterday was adorned with .
clipped editorial from the Indianap-
oils News, entitled "a Confessed
Scoundrel" Now wouldn't that viii,
you to see nan who * under indict-
ment for grlfting, and the clerk If
the court at this time making up the
record Of proceedings in the lower
court, to be taken before the supreme
court on appeal, to punish him ioi.
the same crime for which he criti-
cises others and holds them up to
lscorn. The average man who is no.
wholly lost to decency and hon ,r
would never mention such matter,
but Metsker has become case hard
ened Then, too. he only did the
graft act in small amounts and
Schmitz filched fortune every time