The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-16
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DuIOC OIeu SOWs Tor sale. NJ. Z.
Greer 16w2
VIM. Bloomfield has gone to South
Bend for few days stay
Ed R Stoner of Rochester s emf
the day with J. NJ Steele. enroute o
South Bend.
Mrs. Edgerton of Grass Creek.
who has been visiting her brother.
Loyal Burch and family, has return
ed to her home
Mrs. Edith Shinkey has returned to
her home in South Bend, after visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Adam KEEP
Ter in this city.
Charles w. Miller was endorsed
for governor by the district conven-
ton al South Bend. A Typographical
error made our paper say congress
instead OF governor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woods, have
returned to their home in Warsaw,
after visiting with Mrs. Catherine
Staley for few days.
The Republican state committee
will meet in indianapolis Thursday,
to elect chairman and secretary.
Jim Goodrich will be reelected chair
man and c. w. Rlddick secretary.
Mrs. H. A. Carpenter of South
Bend, who has been visiting with her
sister. Mrs Carl Strombeck, left for
Harbor Springs, Mich. Wednesday,
where she will spend a few days with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Dills. and
Jesse Z. Dills of Spokane, Wash,
who have been visiting with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Edward Dills,
left for their homes Wednesday.
They Will visit at Culbertson, Mon
tana ON their way.
Ladies and Misses Coats at One
half price. The Bee Hive. 14d2w
A Washington dispatch to the In
dianapolis News, says: George AIDE
has written Hon T. D. Crumpacker
that he is not candidate for dele
gate to the Republican national con-
vention from the Tenth district.
Commencing Monday the local
freight on the Pennsylvania road,
which ran between Plymouth and
Valparaiso. with Plymouth as its
headquarters, reversed its run and
now starts from Valparaiso return
ing there each evening.
Senator Parks was at the South
Bend convention with a great speech
prepared, but the only man called
out by the Marshall county organ-
zation was Herbert +. Hess and
some of the delegates present said
they guessed he made the senators
speech, but others said it was too
good for that
Four planets, Jupiter, Venus, Mars
and Saturn were shining brightly at
six o'clock Tuesday evening in a
clear sky 1t is only few times
N life time that these planets can
all be seen at the same time. They
can be seen just after dark any clear
evening this week; two of them in
the east, the others in the west
The story that an aged woman at
Findlay, o., was burned to death
while engaged in the ancient rite
of burning incense for worship, is
marred by the incidental statement
that she poured kerosene on the in
cense. That is a modern rite, num-
bered by many among the evils for
which the Standard Oil company is
responsible.
John A. McFarlin has about COM
pleted the remodeEng of his fine
double residence on South Michigan
street and has gone to California on
business trip. The residence cor
ner of Michigan and Louisa. streets,
is now modern in every respect, hav-
ing polished floors, mantels, bath
rooms, electric light, gas and all 9th
er conveniences.
The new law, giving the appointing
power to the mayor OF the marshal
and night police proves to be fail
ure, as it increases the influence and
lessons the expense of those wishing
to violate the law. There being only
a few to divide the spoils with, the
officers are frequently blamed for
closing their eyes when crime is in
sight,. They receive their orders and
must obey or lose their position. The
constable in this city IS the Only re-
Liable officer. He uses the jail, the
marshal and night police the Gala
| boose.
West Township Convention.
The Republicans OF West township
pursuant to call OF the county