The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-07-09

a visitor at Twin Lakes Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Harvey McFeeley OF Gull
yer, was a Plymouth visitor
Wednesday.
Miss Lucy McFarlin of Twin
Lakes, called on Plymouth
friends Wednesday.
Miss Bright Camp OF Camden,
Ind, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. c. w. Metsker.
Mrs. c. R. Cooper and Mrs.
Sarah Woodrow, were South
Bend visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. d. E. Moore is visiting
for a few days with her sister,
Mrs. ]. L. Douglas at .Pierceton.
Mrs. Alva Siddall OF Logans-
port, is spending a few days
with Mrs. Francis Bottorff in
this city.
Mrs. Minnie Whitwer and
children of South Bend, are visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Shearer in this city.
Fred Without, 80 years old, OF
Silver Lake, is tired of life and
IS starving himself, He has eaten
nothing for over two weeks.
Mrs. George Kruger and son
Otto, are spending a few days
with her daughter Mrs. VIM.
Stangle, at Charlottesville.
Miss Bernadine Rife has re-
turned to her home in South
Bend, after visiting for a few
days with Miss Mary O'Keefe.
Jacob Lee was called to Fort
Wayne Wednesday, on account
OF the serious condition of his
wife who is in Hope hospital
there.
Mrs ]. F. Dunlap OF South
Bend, who has been visiting with
friends in this city and in Argos.
for a few days, returned to her
home Wednesday.
Prof. Frank B. Carey has been
busy this week packing and ship
ping his goods to .Winena, Mimi.
where he and his family will re-
side In the future.
William Rentschler, who has
been visiting with his parents,
'dr. and Mrs. John Rentschler
Tor few days, went to Chicago
Tor a short stay, Wednesday.
Miss Lena Boggs OF Argos, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Margaret Miller in this city. Her
twin sister, Miss Zeta Boggs
went from here to Winona TO at
tend the summer school.
We are in receipt OF a hand
some portrait of the Hon. VIM
j. Bryan, with the compliments
|oi Henry A. Barnhart, OF Ro-
chester. 1t rs one of his latest
portraits Democrat. Whose,
Henry's or Bryan's?
At last-Prince Helie de Sag
an and Nine. Anna Gould were
married in a Protestant church al
Paris, Tuesday. Society die
not even notice the event. There
were present at the marriage but
two, who were witnesses.
The anti-Bryan men at Den
yer have bowed the knee to the
peerless one" and have agreed
that he may make the platform
and name the candidate for vice
president. Bryan will be nomin-
ated Thursday by reclamation.
Plymouth will have its first
tent show of the season Monday
as Sutton Bros. Combined Shows
will exhibit at the Wheeler lots
lon that day. The show ha:
never been in the city but has
been highly commented on by
the press of eastern Indiana anC
Michigan.
Editor Barnhart has been to
Indianapolis again, and submit
ted CD to an interview for the
edlfcation of the Democratic
Press Bureau. Henry says: 9TH,
row between the Chas. w. Mile
faction and the Norman faction
in the Republican camp ha.
caused great deal of hard feel
ing and it looks like easy sled
ding for Democrats" Looks ar,
deceiving, just the same as tn,
supposition that a handsome mar
would make good congressman
As the Irishman says,-Look.
is nothing, behavior is ALL" Wha
may look like good shedding" a
a distance may turn out to be a.
rough as the road to Jordan
when the traveller draws near
But Barney bankers for a chanc,
to run and it would be fun t
have him make the race, how
ever, there is no probability tina
the big guns will let him have il
Rochester Republican.