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

thursday.
The county commissioners granite,
franchise to the Bremen telephone
company
Mr.. and Mrs I. D. Hardy of La
porte, are visiting the family of vii
liam Suit
Jesse Ashley now occupies tn,
Speisshoffer property, corner of Min
er ant William str cts
: The Osborn family reunion at Cul
yer, September 1, was attended b.
AZ members of the family. -
ldr. and Mrs. Jones Grant wen
Thursday to Hoffman's lake to attent
:. reunion of the Gaskell-Wood fam
lies.
The attendance at the farmers in
sitiite at Culver. Saturday, Angus
81, was small, but the addresses were
good.
If you don't see what you want a
the grocer's, ask the price of it. Their
you won't have to bother about see
ing it.
Congressman Brick has nominated
Daniel Kelley of Wmamac for ap
pointment to the naval academy a
annapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. d. j. Without lef
Thursday afternoon for visit of ;
few weeks with their son, II. L. vii
trout, at Staples, Minnn.
J. F. Hartle has purchased of Mr.
Carlisle. the residence property, cor
ner OF Michigan and Washington
streets. owned for many years by F
M. Orr.
Mrs. L. T. Girton and Mrs, George
Dresser of Warsaw, returned home
Thursday morning, after a visit al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Ap
pleman
There are indications that Walter
Wellman is afraid to start toward the
north pole in his airship. Nobody
ever supposed he would do any more
than start. f'@'"
The annual reunion of the S7th In.
diana Infantry will be held at Ro-
chester, Ind, Thursday and Friday
Sept 10 and 20. 1907. Headquarter:
at court house.
Charles Walker, county auditor
elect, has moved from Tippecanoe
to this city and with his family now
resides in the Rosenbury property
on Walnut street
Charles w. Miller of Goshen, ha:
formally announced his candidacy for
the Republican nomination for COVER
nor and says he will make the best
fight possible for success
Miss Hope Myers has gone to Ply
mouth to remain with her sister, Mrs
Bunnell, and go to school. Her moth
er goes to California later to spend
the winter Bourbon Mirror.
Mr.. G.. Russell Gill and Miss Mar
garet E. Snyder of Bourbon came to
Plymouth Thursday morning, got a
marriage license at the county clerk s
Office and returned home husband and
wife.
Edgar Wallace of Mishawaka, and
Miss Edith Wyland. of Grovertown.
were married Wednesday. Miss Wy
land has often visited her aunt, Mrs.
H. B. Allen, in this city, and is well
known here.
Mrs J. S Caldwell of ST. Louis,
formerly Mrs. Will Palmer of Ply
mouth, has returned home after a
visit of several days with the family
of Ed S Hogartfl and other relatives
and friends here.
B. F. Van Kammel, of Valparaiso,
representing 1.-THE Home Herald Mag
azine company, was in town Thurs
day on business The Home Herald
company has large contract with
the Novelty factory.
Mrs. Albert Zechiel, of Appleton,
Wis, who has been visiting at her
old home in Ohio, and relatives at
Culver, was in the city Thursday,
the guest of Mrs. James Maxey. Mrs.
Zechiel is enroute home
A preliminary trial of the Wolford
liquor case at Culver Wednesda, re-
suited in Justice Voreis deciding that
the liquor should be destroyed, but
he deferred action until the replevin
case is decidedfin circuit court
John w Parks went TO Greencastle
at noon Thursday to attend the
Northwest Indiana conference and try
TO have say in the selection of the
Methodist preacher for Plymouth.
DR.. Martin went down Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Williams.
of Anderson, formerly of Tyner, are
visiting relatives and friends of their
old home, and were in this city
Thursday. Mr. Williams had lived in
and near Tyner all his life, up %
thirteen years ago, when he moved to
The commissioners Of Starke copn-
ty decided that a majority OF voters
in Knox and Center township have
signed he remonstrance against sa-
looms and directed Auditor Ransbpt-
tom to spread on record that no sa-
loon licenses shall be issued to any
applicant in Center township for the