The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-06-11

a Plymouth visitor today.
Miss Horner has gone to Ar
Cos for a visit of few days.
Do not forget the Republican
county convention next Saturday.
Mrs. Permelia Goddell has
gone to Argos to visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. w. S. Mckinley of Fort
Wayne, is visiting Mrs. Charles
Becknell.
Miss Dulcie Morrical of Bour-
bon, is visiting Miss Ocie Miller
in this city.
Miss Hazel Sands is visiting
with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Bennett at Harris.
Mrs. John V. Ashley is spend
ing a few days at her old home
in Bourbon township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yazel
have moved from this county to
a farm near Wanatah.
William Rentschler went TO
South Bend Wednesday to spend
few days on business.
The county commissioners of
Miami county have purchased
voting machines for Peru town.
ship.
Mrs. VIM. Craig and Mrs. ]. c..
Baer have gone to South Bend
for few days visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Cunningham has gone to
Chicago for visit of a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Melvin
Chase.
Isaac Shultz of Mishawaka, is
visiting his son-in-law, Samuel
Bordner, two miles north of
Bourbon.
We can learn of no candidates
for the Republican county con-
vention. A good ticket can win
this year.
Mrs. +. III. Bowles and daughter
Emma, have gone to Nappanee
to visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Ed Swamp.
The concrete foundations for
the new block at the corner of
Michigan and Washington streets
are almost completed.
Joseph Vanvactor has compile
ted the concrete foundation and
concrete floors for new barn at
his farm southeast of this CITY.
Norman had fraction over
40 votes and Miller had a fraction
more than SO, giving Miller a ma
jority of twenty votes in the con-
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Liggett
have returned to their home n
Wayne county, Ohio. after visit
of two weeks with relatives in
this county.
The Lake Erie carried 5,106
passengers on all its excursion
trains on all its divisions Sunday.
The business was the largest of
the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Joseph
were among those who went to
Culver to witness he commence
ment exercises OF the military
academy.
A Chicago man used a bunch
of greenbacks as bottle stopper.
It's unusual, but sets a good ex-
ample to those who use them for
bottle openers.
John l.. Norman said Tuesday
that it had been ground into his
soul that a man who will not
gracefully submit to defeat is un>
worthy of victory
The Abyssinian priest who is
insisting that Eve was a negress
leaves room for an interesting
corollary. Was the forbidden
fruit a watermelon.
Charles Eley of Lucerne, stop
ped. in Plymouth today on his
way for a visit of few days witt,
relatives in the vicinity of Tip
pecanoe and Talma.
The Christian Endeavor OF
the Reformed church will give
lawn social at ]. A. Jockeys
Thursday evening. Ice cream and
cake. Everybody come Dc
DIR. and Mrs. p. S. Smith and
Miss Mary Yockey of Bremen,
were guests at the home of DIR.
Eley Wednesday on their way to
West Baden to take the baths.
There will be an Alumni re-
ception for students and ex-
students of Purdue at the Purdue
building on the State fair grounds
at Indianapolis, September 10.
Mrs. j. f. Marshall and her
mother. Mrs. Bennett, went to
Argos Wednesday to the bedside
OF Mrs. BENEFITS brother, Alex
andcr Dunlap, who is very sick
with pneumonia.
The Plymouth Base Ball team
has been reorganized and hereaft-
err will be called the Plymouth
Cherokees. They play the Bour-
bon Kings at the Fair Grounds
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Rudowsky who re-
sided here twenty-five years ago,
| has returned TO her home i'm Chi