The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-08-13
LOCAL NEWS

IN this city on business Monday.
Miss BESSIE Zehner of Argos, cal
led on friends in this city today.
Miss Nora Dugan went to Inwood
Wednesday to spend few days with
relatives.
Otto Robbins has returned from a
couple of weeks visit with relatives
at Chicago.
Mrs G. Mccain OF Chicago, is
visiting with her parents, Mr. ad Mrs
Frank Fertig.
Mrs V. F. Flosenzier is visiting
for few days with her mother. Mrs
B. o. Pearson at South Bend.
Mrs. William Peters returned to
her home in Ora Monday, after a visit
with the family OF ~ F. Rockhill
Miss Minnie Myers has gone to
Hanna to spend few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Myers
Mrs E. A. Grippe and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Gladys Grippe of Goshen,
are visiting with friends in this city.
The Rebecca lodge Will have their
regular meeting tomorrow evening.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
Mss Bessie Zehner of Argos, call
ed on friends in this city Monday.
iting for few days with Miss Fay
Baker
Mrs. Samuel McNeely, who has
been visiting with her son, Jesse Nc
Nicely, returned TO her home in T:osa,
Monday
DR.. Weiser, Independent candidate
for congress from this district, was
n plymouth looking over the situa-
ton Monday
Miss Hope Myers returned to her
home in Chicago Monday after few
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
Floyd Bunneil
Prof Randall returned Tuesday
from spending 4 few days with his
mother at Tekonsha, Mich He made
the trip in his auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith have re-
turned to their home in Benton Hars
Dor. Mich, after visiting with friends
and relatives in this city and at Tyner
Governor Deneen won the Repub-
lican nomination for governor of IL
linois over Richard Yates, Saturday
by majority of over $4,000 primary
votes.
Mr.. Chas. Hill OF Kansas City, Mo-,
arrived Sunday night for a visit He
has not been here for % years. He
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ.
Heminger
The St. Paul's Reformed Sunday
school picniced at Twin Lakes Tues
day. The Plymouth congregation
was joined by the ST. Johns. and
Twin Lake assemblages.
Bryan is the brewer friend and
always has been 1t is natural and
fitting that the speech notifying him
Theodore Bell, of California, attorney
for hfty-seven varieties OF brewers
and whisky jobbers on the Pacific
coast
Crawford Fairbanks Albert Lieber,
Tom Taggart and Steve Fleming are
the big Four" in the Democratic
party today. Three Brewers and the
Promoter of Monte Carlo at the
mead of a great historic party is not a
very edifying spectacle
Governor Frank Hanly has
named Kate l.. Agnew, of Valparaiso,
chairman OF the forestry committee of
the National Federation of Women's
clubs, as vicepresident to represente
Indiana in the Womans National
Rivers and Ha,bors' congress.
Chicago has a population of 2 :
$4,000 according to the 1908 city di-
rectory, which was issued today.
This is gain over last year of $4,000.
The number of names in the alpha
betical list is 75s,100, an increase of
2O,70O in a year This population
statement is in excess of what is
shown by the school census, which
found only 1929 persons in Chi
cago III
Il think that when | go to Wash
ington ! will suggest % President
Roosevelt that law is needed in the
United States requiring all married
women TO tattoo their chins, as they
do IN my native land said the Rev.
Rawei, cf 'Maoriland, IN addressing an
audience OF 5000 persons at Winona
Lake. and he smiled with his hearers.
A woman in the rear of the auditor
ium wanted to know what would be
done with Divorces, bur the Rev Ra-
wei didn't hear her remark.
All txCflduSC ID w HliC otdnulhS
in front of the postoffice yesterday
noon we heard man from out east
of town complaining about rheuma-
tism- There's no excuse for you be-
ing afflicted" said a friend. Il used
to have rheumatism When it would
strike me | would go home and have
M wife throw her arms around my
meek and give me a massage treat
ment. 1t helped me every time. You
ought to try it" 81 WILL said the
man, when will find your wife at
hcme?" IL