The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-23

DIT ElkndTI.
Mrs. ]. w Thayer and daughter
Frances, visited with friends at South
BEND today.
Vern Miller has gone to Bremen
for a few days visit with friends
and relatives.
Vern Miller, of Weir City. Kan
sas. IS visiting with friends and -ela-
tives in this ely.
Mrs. J. c. Stanley and Miss Kate
S. hurry of Winona, were Plymouth
callers Wednesday.
Mrs. F. w. Holland went to South
Bend Thursday where she will visit
with friends for few days.
Miss Lottie Fuller went to South
Bend Friday, where she will visit
with friends for few days.
Miss bessie Shadley has returned
TO Inwood, after spending a couple
of weeks with relatives in this city
Mrs. ] c. Henley of Portland, Ind,
has returned TO her home after
spending a couple of days in this
city.
Alpha Walter of St. Joseph, Mich,
is in this city visiting with his sister.
Mrs Ferdinand Eich, and other rela-
tives
Mrs. II. Gavin has returned to her
home in Stillwell after spending a
few days with the family of Simon
York.
Mrs A. w. Boggs, who has been
visiting with fler brother James Glib
son, returned TO her home in Argos
Friday.
Miss Eva Hinshey OF Tifin, Ohio,
is visiting with her uncle, J. W. VOL
ford and wife. and other relatives in
this city.
Mrs Earl Corbaley and Mrs. c. f.
Hitchcock have gone to Indianapolis
for a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gideon Blain
Mr.. and Mrs John Noll, who have
been visiting with friends in this city
and vicinity, returned to their home
at Mishawaka Friday.
Mrs. Katherine McCarter sent her
household goods to Plymouth, this
morning, where she will reside in the
future.-Rochester Republican.
There is a strong talk of Warsaw
having a county fair in the near fut-
ure The prospects are good, so the
papers say, as the citizens are much
interested
o. p Bair has purchased the
Klinghammer farm. better known as
The brewery farm about half mile
west of Plymouth 1t is a fine farm
and very desirable location
The Soronian Sunday school class
OF the Methodist church and their
teacher, Miss May Swindell, took a
bob ride to the home of VIM Colts
chalk, 1-2 miles south of this city
Wednesday evening. A good time
was enjoyed by all.
Misses Minnie and Emma Hills
man who have been at Los Vegas
New Mexico, for several months, lef
for this city Friday. and expecr to
arrive here Sunday. They are re-
/ turning home under the advice oil
their physician. Their sister Susan
will remain in Los Vegas.
Treating has been barred BY
Richmond, Ind, Republicans. Any
candidate found guilty of treating
during the campaign will forfeit hi:
rights to a place on the ticket, &C
cording to vote taken at a recent
meeting OF the Wayne county Re-
publican central committee
| Mrs. Sarah Simmons living near
Lakeville, died suddenly Wednesday
of apoplexy, aged 73 years. The fun
eral was held from the family resi-
dence Friday and the remains wer,
taken TO Bourbon. for burial Be
sides her husband she leaves one
daughter. Mrs Jacob Miller OF Unior
township.
The Valparaiso Messenger says
Hon. Benjamin F. Shively OF South
Bend will be a candidate for United
States senator Mr. Shively believe!
! that the trend of things political j:
.oward the Democratic party, and h'
s confident of Democratic majorit,
n the upper and lower houses mex
year when the legislature convenes
The Indiana appellate court Wed
nesday held that saloon remon
strances are valid and binding. The
decision was rendered in a LAX,
county case, J. NJ Hale ct al VS.. Lou
is Berg, tried in Valparaiso, and car
ried to the appellate court, where i
was proved Sunday bar had beef
maintained by applicant Berg run
saloon at Lowell.
The report oil. Fassett A. Cotton
state superintendent of public instruc
ton, for the year 1907 just submitted
20 Governor Hanly, shows that the
total cost OF the schools in Indian;
amounts to about $12,OOO,O60 annu
ally. In all 1854 school teacher
were employed IN 1907. During thu
year 149 new schoolhouses wer'
erected Mr. Cotton's report show
| also that the common school fun'
Increased during the year $101, 94s.5