The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-15

Attorney Hayes OF South Bend,
spent Tuesday here on bust
ness.
Milo B. Slick of Walkerton,
transacted business in this city
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Glass have
gone to South Bend for few
days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Cole have
gone TO North Liberty to spend
1 few days.
Mrs. Fred Rannels and Mrs. Nj.
Blanchard were South Bend Wis
itors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. North and
Mrs. Mollie Ringers spent Tues
day at Hubbard.
Misses Jennie Shultz and Nellie
Jones of Culver, were Plymouth
visitors Tuesday.
Messrs. II. T.. Kilmer and Bert
F'irestone spent Tuesday at South
Bend on business.
Messrs Chas. Hagar and Chas.
Glaub spent Tuesday at South
Bend on business.
Mrs. DIR. Hitchcock and Mrs.
Theodore Cressner, were South
Bend visitors Tuesday.
George Kleinschmidt has re-
turned from business trip of
few days at Gary and South Bend
Mrs. G.. II. Williams has re-
turned to her home in Kearney,
Neb., after spending a couple OF
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. c. \.
Yarrick.
One of the Democratic electoral
nominees in Massachusetts asks
permission to withdraw on the
ground that he has decided to
vote for Taft.
Oscar Tribbey left for Califor-
MIA aSturday evening, where his
wife has been visiting He will
be home before election day and
his wife will return with him.
Messrs. ]. y. Yockey, F. E.
earn. Monroe Steiner, and l.. ].
Hess, were among the Plymouth
people who went to Nappanee
Saturday to hear Watson speak.
! Louis Ludlow the newspaper
correspondent, thinks that the So
cialists will poll three times as
many votes in Indiana in Novem-
Der as they have had at any pre-
vious election.
Mrs. S. +. Rush OF Tacoma,
Wash, who has been spending
several days with her brother,
Riley Lamb, east of Plymouth,
| went to Lakeville Friday. where
she will spend few days with
relatives.
Democrats can now toss their
hats high in air and shout them
selves hoarse. Their candidate
beat the Independence candidate
for governor in Georgia and there
IS no longer any danger that the
Hearst party will sweep the solid
south.
Excursion business on the Lake
Erie and Western was light Sun
lay in comparison with previous
Sunday excursions during the
past three months. Next Sunday
will see the close OF the Sunday
traffic between Michigan City and
indianapolis.
Mrs. ]. II. Wiley of~this city
is meeting with great success
with her illustrated lectures ON
| Australia. On Saturday evening
she lectured at Mount Ayr. and
On Monday at Goodland, Ind.
Both lectures were we'll attended
md the audiences greatly pleased
| Albert Lieber, president of the
indianapolis Brewing company,
SAYS that the Democrats will
make an effort to elect a Demo
cratic governor this fall, II sena-
tors and enough members of the
| house of representatives to insure
the repeal OF the county option
law recently enacted.
| The managers OF the indepen-
lence party'S campaign i'll lndiana
have filed with the secretary Oh
state petition, signed by over
| 900 names, asking that the
independence ticket be placed or
! the ballot. The signatures were
obtained in various sections oil
The state.
| A. b. Jackson, a saloon keeper
who assaulted c. F. Bicknell, edi-
-or of the Fort Wayne News, fol-
criticisms, Saturday withdrew his
application for renewal OF Ii
,ense. Mr.. Bicknell showed that
| Jackson's frequent convictions on
pleas OF guilty for violating the
law made him an immoral man
and therefore not eligible to hold
| license.
Thomas r. Marshall, from a
careful and conscientious study oil
| Abraham Lincoh's earthly career
is sure that the great emancipation
is now looking down from glory
and praying that enough North
ern men will join hands with the
solid South to restore to power
the party that called him the de-
spoiler of liberty and the enemy
Of mankind.