The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-12
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. S. c. Goddard went to Argos,
Thursday for a few days visit with
friends.
Miss Jane Shaded went to Culver,
Thursday for a couple of weeks visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Raver of Gull
yer. were the guests of Plymouth
friends today.
Mrs. c. G. Bollman is spending a
few days with her daughter, Grace,
at South Bend.
Mrs. F. A. Miller went to South
Bend Thursday, where she will visit
for a few days with relatives.
Miss Emma Holloway of Bright
side, went to Wabash Thursday
where she will spend a few days.
Andy" Molter is on the streets
again He had to get out to the Dem
ocratic convention to help skin Nets
ker.
Representative Brick has recon-
mended the reappeintment of Charles
Laramore as postmaster OF Knox,
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Smith of South
Bend, are visiting with the %latter's
mother. Mrs. Catherine Henderson, in
this city.
J. w. F~alconbury has returned to
his home in Teegarden, after spend
ing a few days With his son Schuyler
in this city.
1t is stated the Big Four will abol-
after this month will retire the cars
and pay entirely by check.
Miss Flora Ryan has gone to Fit.
Wayne, where she will undergo an
operation upon a finger which is az
flicted with a growing bone.
William Moricle, an old soldier of
the Eighty-third and Forty-eighth
Indiana regiments, died at his home
near Tippecanoe last Friday.
AS a reward for bravery in saving
the life of his father. Harry B. Ship
Ply has been promoted to a sergeant
in the Black Horse Guards at Culver
Military Academy.
Charley Holler Of South Bend, who
was to be the Prohibition candidate
for vice president has received a set
back by the charges of graft. and dis
honesty filed in court.
Mayor Bookwalter has commenced
a war on Sunday saloons in Indian
aplis. 1t is wonderful how the politi-
clans begin to sit up and take notice
of the temperance moverhent.
Mrs. George c. Long OF Cando,
North Dakota, and her daughter, Miss
Leona of Mt. Morris, ILL.,, are visiting
with the formers mother, Mrs. VIM
Zehner, and family in this city.
Samuel Gretzinger has returned
from a visit of six weeks at Toledo,
Ohio and other places in that vicin-
ity. He also spent a few days at his
old home at Kendallville, Ind.
Metsker was completely skinned
in the Democratic convention TO ap-
point delegates to the state conven-
ton. Every delegate chosen in Center
township is an anti-Metsker man.
The Nappanee News says Nap
panee will have a hospital in the near
future. Some of the wealthy citizen:
of Plymouth could not leave a better
monument to their memory than Z
good hospital in this city.
The advance of 100 per cent OF
films for moving pictures, caused by
Nh. Edison winning his suit as the in
ventor, will put a large number o.
FIVE cent theatres out of commission
and reduce the profits Of those who
continue IN business.
J. c. Lands, of Goshen, is the own
er OF a mammoth grandfather clock
1t is IL feet high and enclosed in sol
id mahogany case. Tie clock origin
ally cost $500 and was once owned
by Hon. Samuel J. Tilden, the defeat
ed Democratic candidate for tn,
Presidency in 1876.
uarr, Asb+a1 anI III have 1nrat
ed permanently at Mabton, Wash.
where Henry has purchased a farm
He will raise poultry and do such a.
will satisfy him. For years he ha.
been determined in this matter. w,
shall expect to hear more of his farm
life in the near future.-Bourbon Mir
ror.
The people OF Anderson nave &C
complished a very remarkable thinG
in raising a factory fund OF $4,000
The plan formulated by Horace c
Stilwell, president OF the CONNER
ment on land values in the city. Or
that basis the sum of $4,000 was
raised.
The Democratic aspirants for The
nomination for governor now includ,
Thomas r. Marshall of Columbi;
City, Samuel NJ. Ralston of Lebanon
Carroll K. Mccullough of Anderson
Rev. T. H. Kuhn of Richmond. l.
Ert Slack Of Franklin, J. A. NJ. Adaii
of Portland and Col. c. G. Conn o
Elkhart.