The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-30

MIS-. Ellen Hum mas returned 10
her home at Argos after a visit at
Levi Vangilder's.
About half the population of In
wood is out getting signers to the
blanket remonstrance.
Mrs. Dan Rentschler and son, OF
Akron, Ohio, are here for a visit of
ten days with relatives.
Mrs. S. J. Leland of Fort Wayne.
stopped in Plymouth Tuesday on her
way to Argos to visit relatives.
Jacob Schlosser has returned to
South Chicago after a visit of two
days with his brother in Plymouth.
Speaker Emmett Branch
| that he is a candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for lieutenant-gover-
nor.
Joseph B. Hetlar has returned to
his home in St. Joseph, Mich, after
spending a few days with relatives in
this city.
Miss Coral Haag of South Bend,
who has been visiting with relatives
n this city and in Tyner, returned to
her home Tuesday.
A Cleveland preacher advises peo-
pie not to get married until they feel
that they will die If ahey don't. But
nearly everybody does feel that way.
Mrs. Henry Hallock, who has been
an invalid for several years, has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, bu.
she seems somewhat improved this
week.
J. f. Marshall and Miss Margaret
Albert went to South Bend Tuesday,
where the latter will visit with her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Albert.
The widow of DIR. o. p. Stevens,
for many years a resident OF Maxim
kuckee, died at Hammond Saturday.
The remains were brought TO Max
inkuckee for burial.
Solomon Stockman has sold his
farm northwest of lnwood to Peter
Disher for $500 a acre. Frank
Lamson purchased Mr.. Disher's farm
adjoining Plymouth several weeks
ago.
The hard times have opened the
way for the secret order imposter
who goes about from Gown TO town
with his tale Of hard luck, implor-
ing his brother lodge men TO help
him out.
A Wabash, Indiana, woman, named
Nellie Jones, has confessed that she
is the leader of a gang of horse
thieves, that has been terrorizing
western Illinois. She is in jail at
Jerseyville, Ill.
The foreign trade of the United
States last year was SO, $780, 0O, 900,
the highest recorded, and a gain Of
1928, OOO, 900 over 1906. These are not
figures that go with a loss of bust
ness confidence.
Oliver G. Soice, executor OF the es-
tate of John Soice and John Glass
tenant, will have a public sale of all
stock, farm implements etc, on
Thursday, Feb. 13. The farm has
been sold to Peter Richard.
w. E. Bailey went TO Bourbon
Tuesday to pay Mrs. Jacob Pritsch
an insurance of $1sO1.s Mr.. Pritsch
had his life insured for $1,000 many
years ago, and when he died the ac-
cumulations made the above amount
A large number of influential Dem
o~cratic papers have stated that a large
number of Democratic leaders have
advised Mr.. Bryan TO step aside in
favor of Johnson of Minnesota, but
Mr.. Bryan say the reports are not
true.
The first delegates elected in the
United States TO the Republican ma
tional convention are for William II.
Taft. They are +. A. Butler and A.
f. Perry from the Fourth district OF
Oklahoma, and both announce their
preferences.
Miss Vera Vinall gets the graft
piano, Metsker having 1,4O6, 500 votes
recorded for her. These votes at one
cent each would represent a cost of
$14, O65. 90 and there were millions OF
votes besides hers. 1t was a very
high-priced piano.
William Siler, who grew to man
hood IN Plymouth, visited his brother
Thomas Siler, east of this city this
week, and took his mother to his
home at Lafayette. He left Plymouth
about thirty years ago and has been
here only a few times since leaving
The revelations that have been
brought out by the investigation OF
affairs at the state asylum at Lincoln,
ILL.,, are astounding. That there could
be found human beings who could be
guilty of so treating the poor unfor-
Inmates as some of these hends have
done seems incredible.
Mrs. J. p. Morgan of Fort Wayne
visited IN this city Tuesday on her
way to Laporte. She and her husband
resided here several years ago when
Mr.. Morgan was baggage master on
the old Fort Wayne accommodation
train. They moved to Fort Wayne
about seventeen years ago.
Mrs. c. NJ. Mccartney, who fell
and fractured a bore of her hip eight
months ago and has been at the home
of her son, Thomas Siler, east of this
city, was taken to the home OF her
- XNJ1.-~ ~ afauette Tuesday