The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-16
LOCAL NEWS


day, after few days visit w; IN
Mrs. Jane Martin in this city.
Valentine Winbigler and wife
OF Los Angeles, California, are
here visiting his brother, John
Winbigler This is the first meet
ing of the brothers for SO years.
The dog and pony, goat and
monkey show south OF the plan
ing mill, is reported all right by
those who attended this after,
noon. The performance was good
Fl. a. Richter and Arthur Vile
visited in Rochester Sunday and
Nj. Vile and son Lee, brought
them home in an automobile ard
made short visit in Plymouth.
Bryan says he will not be a
candidate for reelection TO the
presidency. This means that he
will be a candidate for election
FIVE times more if his life is spar
ed.
Henry Steinebach and his
granddaughter Miss Esther Stein,
ehach and Miss Gladys Arman-
trout. of Bourbon, spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in this
city.
Republicans should not belittle
Mr.. Bryan. A man who can rule
a great party as he wills Tor six
iteen years, is remarkable man
whether he rules by brains or
hypnotism.
w. L. Wallace, who moved
here from Roanoke, Ind, ten
days ago, has purchased lot Of
w H. Kyle on Pearl street and
IS preparing to erect a very nice
residence.
Saturday and Sunday were the
hottest days of the season. The
mercury registered 81 in Ply
mouth and 100 in Chicago. There
were hundreds of sun strokes in
the big city.
S. y. Stevens and wife return
ed Sunday from the Denver con-
vention where Mr.. Stevens was a
prominent factor in securing the
nomination of John w. Kern for
vice president.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Wilson
leave Tuesday for a trip through
Wisconsin. They will visit Perry
Thompson while they are gone.
He is in declining health at his
horne at Green Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Vanvactor,
Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson and
Miss Hollis Gibson went to Ar
Cos Monday afternoon to attend
the funeral of their uncle, An
thony w. Boggs, who died Satur-
day.
Miss Bessie McDufie and Mr..
leon Belts OF Chicago, spent
Saturday afternoon and Sunday
with the families OF ]. A. Yockey
and Earl Corbaley. They also
spent a few hours at Lake Max
inkuckee.
George Holman, of Toledo, Mr..
and Mrs. John W., Palmer, of Chi
cago, VII Hoham, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Loesch, of Fort Wayne
arrived in Plymouth Saturday
evening for visit of few days
at their old home.
Glen Worthrngton and VIM. c.
Hendricks, prominent newspaper
reporters, OF this city, joined a
party of young folks at Fort
Wayne, Monday for vacation of
week on the banks OF Sylvan
Lake, at Rome City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Currans of
Peru transacted Business in this
city Saturday NJ. Currans grew
to manhood in this city, and he
informed us that mis- mother, who
resided here many years, died at
Chicago, Ohio, July 2.
Martin Y. Preston, nominee OF
the Socialistic labor party for
president will not make tour OF
the states during the campaign
for The reason that he is serving
long sentence for manslaughter
in the Nevada pehitentiary.
IL is more than likely that Pres
ident Roosevelt will take the
stump for the Republican nation
al ticket next fall. If he should
Indiana will be favored with a
visit from him, according 10 Sec
rotary Riddick, of the state com
mfttee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie K. Bell
and children who have been Wis
iting in Plymouth ten days, spent
Friday and Saturday at the home
OF DIR. Charles o. Wiltfong in
Chesterton. Mrs. Bells mother,
Mrs John w. Wiltfong, was
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sum Sluss have
returned to South Bend after an
outing of several days with the
families OF Irwin Appleman, Rob,
ert Nier and Fred Appleman Z.
this city and at the lakes near
here where they caught large
numbers of fish and had a good
lime generally.
1t IS rumored that there is a
quiet movement among the
prominent Democrats Ct St. To-
seph, Elkhart and Kosciusko
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