The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-17
LOCAL NEWS

Bend on business.
Miss Iva Glass was home from
South Bend, over Sunday.
!, Mrs. Cephina Strycker of Elkhart
county, IS visiting her father. David
Huff.
Hon. Charles w. Miller will speak
at Bourbon. Saturday evening, Sept
ember 49,
Mrs. H. J. Mitchell OF Efkhart, at
tended the picnic at the fair grounds
and visited until Thursday.
The Elkhart county iair will open
at Goshen Monday, Sept. IA, and con-
t'nue until Friday evening.
Mrs. Charles Ebal and daughter,
Mrs. Goodall. have gone to Bucyrus,
o.. for a visit OF ten days
Solomon Fox ana John Bumgart-
ner OF Bremen, stopped here on their
way home from the state fair
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holden, of
Springfield, Mo, are visiting in this
city, at the home of Fred Seider.
Mrs Bailey of Akron, Ohio, who
has been visiting Mrs Marsh, has
gone to Chicago to visit her brother
Miss Clara Schiller has returned
to her home in Chicago after visit
with Miss Matilda Pesch IN this city
Charles Wrightsman and daughter,
Bessie, went to South Bend Thursday
to visit Daniel and Arthur Wrights-
man.
Mrs. DR.. Smith has gone to Indi-
annapolis to attend the state fair and
visit week with her daughter, Mrs
Gideon Blain.
Eli Mock who resides in Starke
county west OF Burr Oak, brought a
load OF apples TO Plymouth Thursday
to make cider
Elmer w. Eslnger and Hattie NJ.
Kline, Wilson HIuffer and Maude
Felts have been licensed to marry by
County Clerk Whitesell.
Mrs Jacob Martin OF Argos, stop
ped in Plymouth on her way home
from South Bend, where, she had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hughes.
Rev Andrew Peterson, Louis
Johnson, August Winquist and Mr..
and Mrs J. T. Clark of Donaldson,
were Plymouth visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Mary A. Terwilliger of Nap
panee, who has been visiting with the
family of Nathan Craig and Isaac
Splitter, returned to her home Mon
day.
Bourbon township lost one of its
oldest and best citizens when Clark
Martin died suddenly of heart disease
His age was rs years. months and
90 days.
After fifty years of sawmill life in
Bourbon, w. J. Acker. has disposed
of his mill to o. 6. Wilkinson, who
had a mill burned a Inwood few
weeks ago.
Mrs George Lewis OF Rochester,
and Mrs A A. Eisenbury of Peru.
STOPPED in Plymouth on their way
home from the Brethren conference
at Winona
Miss EstelIa Reynolds returned to
Chicago TO attend the Columbia
School of Music today, having spent
her summer vacation with her mother
in this city
Rev E. {. Warning telegraphs
Senator Parks that he was misquoted
By indianapolis papers and will be
here as pastor of the NJ E. church in
a lew days.
Many of Hanly's boyhocd friends
who knew aim when he dug bitches
to make a precautions living. drove
from ten to twenty miles to hear his
speech at Attica.
J. w. Wade. a prominent farmer
and saockbuyer of Lamville, Illinois,
has been visitiro' James Wade, Mrs.
c. Firestone and other relatives in
this county several days.
The L. F. & w, railroad broke all
records for this season Wednesday
when two specials and their regular
trains landed about 5000 people into
indianapolis to attend the state fair
Do not forget that Indiana's great
United States Senator, lanes Allen
enway, will speak at the Opera House
m this city Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER II. Hon Charles w. Mile.
will also speak
Miss Miriam Keller has a position
in the Plymouth schools, in the Web
ster building She contracted last
Tuesday She is a good teacher ard
Plymouth is fortunate in getting her.
bourbon Mirror
The great Thomas Marshall, the
Democratic candidate for Governor
of Indiana, declines to- discuss the
liquor question since governor Hanly
has issued his proclamation. What's
the matter with Tom?
The lining up" process in Demo
cratic ranks is now in full op1Estion
all over the country, and 1t works
something like this: Lime up, work
and vote for the ticket and you AMI
your relation and your wife's folks re-
lation will be remembered with at-
pointments, political jobs and the
support of the mighty"