The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-05

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few days in Chicago this week.
Calvin w. Shakes of Bourbon. was
a Plymouth visitor Wednesday.
Senator Bradley Of Kentucky gives
it out cold that he is not for Taft.
Mrs. Switzer who was critically i'll
many weeks, is now able to sit up.
Mrs. Ida Rice and son, Fred, have
returned to Inwood after a visit in
this city.
Harry Unger and Charles Mosland-
er transacted business at Bourbon
Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Kunz has gone to Har-
ris for a visit of several days with
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Beagles Wis
tied relatives and friends at Tyner
Wednesday.
Mrs. O. f. Barton and children
have gone to South Bend for a visit
of a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Hoover have
returned to South Bend after a visit
in this city and vicinity.
Mrs. Joseph Fore has returned to
her home in Bremen, after visiting
with friends in this city.
Samuel Jacobs and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holmes of Donaldson, were
Plymouth visitors Wednesday.
The Woman's Auxiliary Will meet
with Mrs. J. c. Gallagher on North
Michigan street tomorrow afternoon.
David f. Vanvacvtor stopped in
Plymouth Wednesday on his way
from South Bend to his home in Ar
gos.
Miss Margaret Kring has returned
to South Bend after a visit of a few
days in this city with the family OF
Z. b. Claxton.
Henry J. Cooke and Charles White
sell of North Dakota. who have been
visiting in this city went TO Donald
son "Wednesday.
J.. H.. Wiley went to Tiosa, We'd
nesday to conduct the funeral of Mrs.
Drew, wife of Rev. Alphonso Drew,
who died Sunday.
1 Wilson & Shirley will have a big
stock sale at the farm on the lie 5
burg road, five miles southeast Of Ply
mouth, Monday, March 16.
James w. Falconbury OF Teegarden,
spent Tuesday afternoon and night in
Plymouth. and went from here 10
Bourbon to visit his on.
Mrs. Ira Haag- has returned to her
home in Tyner after spending three
weeks caring for her sick mother,
Mrs. Eber Burch at hamlet.
George Adler of Canton. Ohio, who
has been visiting with the family of
julius Borne in this city, went to Bre-
men, for a short visit Wednesday.
Miss Mary Chase, who has been
visiting the family OF her brother, X.
\. Chase. in this city returned TO her
home at Hillsdale, Mich, Wednesday.
Attorney w. Fl. Matthew went to
Valparaiso Wednesday as attorney for
the demonstrators in the saloon fight,
before. the commissioners of. Porter
county.
The Chicago Tribune says if Uncle
Joe Cannon" misses the presidential
nomination this year there will be
other years and Uncle Joe" is still
young.
Attorney ri \. Logan has filed a
suit in circuit our to have a guardian
appointed for Miss Sarah A. Pershing
The application will. be heard Friday
March -.
c. l.. Morris has just received an
order from New York for a big car
load Of canvas Slate and reel fans for
harvesting machines for export to
South America.
Judge William l.. Penield of Au-
burn, is out for Charles w. Miller for
governor. He says Miller is square,
his word is good and he stands for
good government.
Mrs. John Moore and daughter,
Myrtle, of Kewanra. stopped in Ply
mouth Wednesday. on their way to
Donaldson to visit Mrs. Moore's
daughter. Mrs. Baum.
Mayor Hosey of Fort Wayne, stat
ef to the ministers OF that city that
he would insist upon the saloons re-
naming closed on Sunday, but he
would not close up the theatres. g.
Emory Ulrich OF Goshen and Miss
Lillian Richie were married at Bour-
bon Tuesday. They will reside in
Goshen where Mr.. Ulrich is employed
as bill clerk in the Lake Shore freight
office.
]. w. Williams of E.lkhart predicts
the nomination of Col c. G.. Conn
for governor on the Democratic ticket
Notwithstanding the fact that the
Thirteenth district is not enthusiast
for him.
The secretary of commerce and la
Dor at Washington has issued a
sweeping order to all immigration in
spectors TO cooperate with polio. and
detective forces to rid the country of
anarchists.
The family OF c. H. Mullenhour,
who recently purchased the w. c.
Miller properly, near tlle Michigan