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


al convention ever held in Ply
mouth.
| Joseph Morlock is spending
couple OF days at Elkhart on
business.
| Louis Mickey of Warsaw, is
spending a two weeks vacation in
| Plymouth.
Mrs. c. NJ. Stayton and daugh-
ter of NVanatah, are visiting in
this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Myers OF
| Twin Lakes, went home before
the convention.
| Mrs. Harry Overmyer of Gull
yer, was the guest of Plymouth
friends Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Freeman went to
South Bend Monday for a short
visit with friends.
Mrs. Grady of Chicago, is visit
ing with her step-mother, Mrs.
Margaret Bagley.
| The Miller delegation was inn
mense and was composed of fine
looking Republicans. =.
| II. J. Aldrich of Walkerton,
was in town Tuesday but did not
stay for the convention.
Miss Elizabeth Brackney of
Canton, Ohio, is visiting with the
family of Nathan Stout.
Miss Goldie Whitesell of Don
aldson, is visiting with her uncle,
Joseph Whitesell and wife.
Misses lola Ellis, Lovemma
and Ruth Dennison and Hazel
GRANGE are visiting at Culver.
Miss Maud McKelvey of Find
lay, Ohio, is visiting with Miss
Gertrude Peterson in this city.
Nelius Burkett of Hubbard,
, stopped here Monday enroute
to Cadallaic, Mich, where he may
locate.
Mrs. Y. E. Johnson has return
ed to her home in Convoy, Ohio,
after a visit with the family of
Geo. Protsman.
Mrs. Alvin Vangilder of Niles,
Mich. who has been visiting with
friends in this city, returned to
, her home, Monday.
Il Mrs. Peter Disher haSreturned
from northern Minnesota where
she, her daughter and son-iD-law
have been sojourning.
Al Miss Erma Cummins has gone
: to Warsaw for a couple of weeks
visit with her grandparents, Mr..
, and Mrs. NJ. c. Harden.
Il Miss Tressie Martin and Del
dora Deloney left for Valparaiso
r Monday where they will attend
school during the summer.
: Mrs. Emma Buck of Dowagiac,
, Mich, who has been visiting with
: her uncle, Thomas Mosslander,
returned to her home Monday.
Miss Lyrel Morris and her
guest, Miss Breede of New York,
, attended commencement exer-
1 cises at Culver Academy Monday.
The Kosciusko County Horse
Thief Detective Associations are
planning to buy bloodhounds to
be used in the chase of the thieves
i Almost all the Republicans
z and Democrats of Starke county
came to Plymouth to give weight
| to the county's six votes for Moor
2 man.
RI Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall and
: Mrs. Martin Day have gone to
South Bend for a visit with the
formers daughter, Mrs. F. w.
Fl Fromm.
If all the men that came from
Knox had been Republican voters
Starke county would give a Re-
publican majority of five hundred
in November.
Il DR.. Palmer has been engaged
!, to deliver the Decoration Day adj
dress for the Bourbon Lodge OF
l. O. O. F. No. 2O3 Sunday after
noon of the 21st at 2>o'clock.
John c. Bell and wife of For
rest City, Ark, who were called
, here by the death of Mrs. Rose
!, Soice Thomas, will visit two
!. weeks with relatives and friends.
The Republic Iron and Steel
Mill at East Chicago opened
again Monday Six hundred men
: were put to work. They have
enough orders to keep the men
busy for month.
Il There seems to be almost a
unanimous sentiment among the
Republicans in favor of postpon,
ing the county convention from
the hoo doc date of June 13 to
some time in July.
| DR.. II. M. Shaw prominent
and popular physician of CASTOR,
. Ind, drowned in view of persons
on the shore of that lake, Sunday
morning. His cries for help"
were thought to be done only as
a joke.
, The enthusiasm shown at the
; Republican congressional conven-
ton took all the starch out of the
r Democrats, and it is doubtful if
they will be able to find man
| Al