The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-02-13
LOCAL NEWS


chester for a few days visit with
friends.
Miss Marie Coons OF Niles, Mich,
is visiting with the family of VIM.
Wagner, for a few days.
Harold JAYNE of Chicago is here
for a two weeks visit with his grand
mother, Mrs. Chas. McColl.
Miss Frances Emerson went to
Lapaz to attend the wedding of a
cousin, Miss Lizzie Longacre.
Miss Catherine Schooner went Il
Mishawaka, Thursday, where she ex-
poets to make her future home.
MI. and Mrs. ]. w. Gray have gone
to Albion, TO spend a week or ten
days with the formers parents.
Mrs. c. A. Francisco who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. DR..
Lindquist. returned to her home in
Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. Z. ]. Rentschler of Akron, O.,
who has been visiting with the family
OF Jacob Rentschler in this city, re-
turned to her home Thursday.
w. S. Ramsay of Bourbon, visited
with Plymouth friends today, enroute
to Indianapolis, where he will spend a
few days with his son Ed Ramsay.
Mrs. Cora Beagles of Hammond,
who has been visiting with the family
OF Anderson Beagles here vent T..
Tyner Saturday, for a few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Williams Of
Chicago, who have been visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Will
liams in this CITY, returned home
Thursday.
Miss Erma Winnings of South
Bend, who has been visiting with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Winnings,
went to indianapolis Thursday, for
a few days visit.
Button works have started to work
on campaign buttons showing Taft
and Hughes as the Republican stand
ard-bearers, and Bryan and Johnson
for the Democrats.
Mrs. Charles Yarrick, who has been
seriously Ill for many weeks at her
home or Miner street, has been able
to sit u) and walk across the room
d,tr-uO the OaS< week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.. Whitesell OF
Deering, n. d.. who have been visit
ing with the family Of Joseph White
sell in this city, went to Grovertown
Saturday, for a few days visit.
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
estimates that 25 per cent of the COM
mon labor in that city is idle. And
it adds that Fort Wayne is better off
than many towns OF its size and inn
portance in the field Of labor. Rail
way employees in Fort Wayne suffered
the most.
Owing to the illness of Deputy
Game Commissioner James f. Rig
ney, who is suffering an attack OF
pneumonia at his home in Goshen,
the cases against VIM. Ormond and
John St~one5urner, which were TO be
held Wednesday, have been postpon-
ed until Feb. "a.
The South Bend Times says no
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form of government has proved quite
profitable as the department of agri-
culture. When its comparatively
brief history IS written, the work and
good accomplished by that depart
ment will be found simply amazing
Having a premonition of his death
Vernon Sunny, % years old, living
near Warsaw, told his friends TO be
at his bedside Monday morning short
ly before $50 o'clock, and that he
would probably die at that time. HIS
strange forewarnng came true. he
had suffered for about two years with
tuberculosis.
The Business Mems Bible class oil
the NJ. f. church held their monthly
social at the parsonage Wednesday
night and while the weather was any
thing but desirable the attendance
was large and a good time had by all
Music by Seybold's orchestra, games
toasts followed by a bountiful spread
held the party until a late hour.
The Chicago Tribune quotes Tom
Taggart as saying that Bryan is alb
~so1ute;y certain to be nominated in
Denver, and Taft will probably be ii
Chicago. So far as issues are con
cerned the platforms of the two lead
ing parties will vary more in the
wording than in their substance, ex-
cept as to the tariff. The contest
Mr.. Taggart IS further quoted as say
ing. will hinge more on the person
atty Of the candidates than on issues
The Ohio legislature has put the
ban ON the pocket flask on trains. One
of the earliest measures enacted into
law by the general assembly make:
it illegal to drink liquor on a railroad
train. except in a properly constitute
and labeled cafe car. The baggage
car. smoking car and engine as refuge
for the man with a thirst are alike
under the ban. Fine and imprison-
ment are provided for breakers of the
law.