The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-09
c. H. Mattix spent Tuesday at

Argos on business.
Miss Nina Feeser of Bluffton,
is visiting in this city, the guest
of Mrs. ]. F. Hartle.
Mrs. DR.. Shaffer of Rochester,
was a Plymouth visitor Tuesday,
enroute to her home from Culver.
Miss Delta Hostetler of Mil
lersburg, Ind, is visiting with her
sitter, Mrs. L. J. Girton, for few
days.
Miss Minnie Casper has gone
to Battle Creek, Mich, for a few
days visit with her brother,
Chas. Casper.
Miss Nora Myers has returned
to her home in Argos, after few
days visit with her brother.
Lawrence Myers.
Master Pearl Whitesell of
Donaldson, is visiting with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Whitesell.
Mrs. Thomas Hines returned
to her home in Donaldson Tues
day after few days visit with
relatives in this city.
Moses Rensberter of Lakeville,
who has been spending a few
DAYS with friends in this city, re-
turned to his home today.
Misses Beatrice and Harriet
Snyder, teachers at Brightside
during the past year, left for
their home in Lexington, KY,
today.
Miss Fife Plake OF Upton,
who has been visiting with the
family of Z. f. Timmons, went
to Lapaz to spend few days
Tuesday.
Jesse Altman, who owns
clothing store in Wisconsin, ar
rived Monday evening for visit
of three days with his parents in
this city.
Hon. B. F. Shively stopped in
Plymouth Tuesday morning on
his way to South Bend after a
visit with his wife's mother in
Pennsylvania.
The Socialists have nominated
for president a man who is serv-
ing term of twenty-five years
in the penitentiary, having been
convicted of murder.
Mrs. Cbas. ermillion of Rock
ford. H., who has been visiting
with friends in this city and in
Bourbon. went to Argos for a
visit with friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Robinson of Port
land. Ore. who has been visiting
with the family of Ira Robinson
for a few days, went to South
Bend on a short visit Tuesday.
The Populists have decided to
again nominate Tom Watson for
president and General Coxey
who marched an army OF tramps
to Washington in 1894 to be his
campaign manager.
Sryan's biggest job this week
is to pick a candidate for vice
president. The New York dele
CATION declares that Mr.. Bryan
must take the responsibility OF
manning his running mate.
Postmaster-general Meyer has
secured an agreement with Great
Britain which will allow letters
to be sent from the United
States to England and Ireland
for two cents after October l.
Maria Pell Drake, who would
have been 102 years old on Octo-
,ber "a, 1908, died at so o'clock
last Saturday night, at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
IOliver, two and three-fourths
miles south of Elkhart.
Oliver P. Ensley, former Ma
rion county treasurer, was indict-
ed Wednesday on three counts
charging him with the embezZle-
ment of $22 500 from the public
funds of the county. Mr.. Ensley
recently returned $22,5OO.
The principaf display of fire
works in this city, July 4, was
made at Shadels drug store and
at the, home of Mrs. P. J. Ball,
corner of Miner and Louisa
streets, but almost all the child
rem had miniature displays.
The contract for the Disher
and Shakes part of the new store
building has been let. Jacob Ness
gets the contract for furnishing
1.-THE lumber and doing the carpen-
ter work, and John Gill, Of South
| Bend, will do the brick work.
Having adjourned Thursday
for their usual summer vacations
the Supreme anG Appellate
Courts at Indianapolis will sit nc
more until the October term
| During the vacation, however
either court is subject to recall
by its chief justice.
Benjamin Il. Nixon, one of the
noted marrying squires of Jeff
ersonville, who united $500
couples during his term of office
died Thursday evening of the in
, firmities of old age. He was over
eighty-one years of age, having
! been born November 10, 1927,
near Salem, Washington county
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