The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-23


Just commenced.
The Saint Louis Republic wa:
100 years old July II, and its an,
niversary number contains loo
pages and magazine section
The paper is the organ of Mis-
souri, Democracy.
Leroy Evans was taken tc
Longcliff Thursday. He is sui
fering flom nervous prostratior
and 1t is hoped that proper treat
meDt will soon restore him men,
tally and physically.
Mrs. Garrett Snyder and
children OF Canton, Ohio, stop
ped in Plymouth FRIDAY on their
way to their old home ait Tyner
to visit Mrs. Snyder's grand
father, Robert Beagles.
The indianapolis Star an
nounces that it will support the
Republican ticket this year. The
indianapolis News is now sup
porting Bryan and will probably
continue to do so until after the
election.
There is no Democratic paper
in New York, Chicago or Indian
arolis, but it is predicted that
the Democrats have purchased
tie editorial columns of the Indi-
annapolis News until the close OF
the campaign.
S. I. Bordner, who restless two
miles east OF Lakeville, was in
Plymouth Thursday. He has d
hucklebesry marsh OF twenty
acres and cannot supply the de-
mand for berries at the patch al
twelve cents a quart.
Omer Gurthet of Pattonsburg
Mo-, took a bunch of cattle to
Philadelphia and on his way
home stopped here for a visit Of
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Slayter and other rela-
tives. He left for home Thurs
day.
MIR. Bryan and Mr.. Taggart
have decided that not more than
$4,000 shall be contributed to
the Democratic campaign fund
by any one member of a trust
syndicate or corporation. This is
really asking rich men to contri-
butte $4,000 each.
The many friends of Miss Yer
ma Behmer, daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. ]. F. Behmer, residing near
Hibbard, will be interested in
learning OF her marriage, with
Herman f. Batterman of Detroit
Mich. The ceremony took place
June % at Pontiac, Mich.
The national Prohibition con-
vention held at Columbus, Ohio
nominated Eugene w. Chain, oil
Illinois for president and A. S
Watkins of Ohio vice president
Lawyer Holler of South Bend
received Al votes out OF tota
OF 1000 cast for vice president.
Irene, the little daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Molter, has
been almost. blind for three
months. When a lamp is lighted
she can locate it with one eye
and specialist at Niles. give:
the parents hope that thes sight
of that eye can be partially re-
stored.
The Sacramento Union of Sun
day, July 5, gives a fine picture
Of Raymond Walburn, one of the
foremost actors with the Alasky
Company OF that city. Almost
everybody in Plymouth will
recollect Ray. He was born in
Plymouth and will be 21 years
CT age in September.
The adopted daughter of Dav.
id 3owser four miles south o.
Bremen was killed Tuesday by
a heavy post falling on her while
men were putting hay IN the
barn. The accident was caused
by slip in the ropes or some
part OF the machinery. She wa.
about fourteen years old.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. ]. P. Carroll anc
children OF Indianapolis, arrived
from visit at Toledo and othel
points east, Thursday evening
MIR. Carroll went to Indianapoli.
Friday but Mrs. Carroll and thu
children will spend several day:
here with the families of Ed. S
Hogarth and Harry Buck.
The New York Times oppose,
the common fallacy that goins
bareheaded out of doors in sum
ncr and acquiring a tan pro
NOTES health. The breathing
and exercise in the open air ar,
undoubtedly beneficial; but TIL,
subsection of the head and fac,
to the rays OF a burning sun arr
detrimental.
Carrying the message from
New York to Chicago ahead o
schedult time makes the country
proud of the Y. M. c. A. runners
A little thankfulness, also, tina
all messages from New York tt
Chicago don't have to be carried
that way. The good old days
had their knights, and thei
nights Took.