The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-29

Mrs Bentley OF Walkerton, visited
here on her way home from Logans-
port.
Mrs Chas. Soice OF Mishawaka, is
here visiting with relatives for few
days
1t is getting in fiat stage of politics
where our confidence gets a little
shaky.
Mrs. Elmer Glass of Fit Wayne,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Harry
Lackey.
Miss Betty WEIGH of Logansport,
was the guest of Plymouth friends
Sunday
Mrs Henry Stauffe- and daughter
have returned to South Bend after
a visit here.
Miss Flora Amones left for Sturgis.
Mich, Monday, where she has accept
ed employment.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. StangIe of
Charlottesville, visited with friends in
this city Sunday.
Preaching at the Wesleyan Metho-
dist church every evening this week
by Rev. Mr.. Now.
Mrs Lydia Tomlinson OF Waynes-
vile, Ohio. is visiting relatives IN
Plymouth and Hamlet
William Seibert went TO his home
at Hamlet Monday Afternoon for a
visit of two or three days.
Mrs. Augustus Seider of West
township, has returned from a visit
with her daughter at Wneeler
One fifth OF an inch of rain fell
Friday night and Saturday and the
wheat fields begin TO look green.
Howard Rhodes has returned TO
his home at Chetec, Wis, after visi,
with relatives in this city and county.
Mrs. Wright, who makes her home
with Mrs. Newell Graves, has return
ed from visir-of few days at Bour-
bon. III
James E. Watson the next governor
OF Indiana. will spend three days of
rims week IN the northern half of the
state
Mrs. Graham has returned to her
home at Anderson after visit in this
city with Benjamin Switzer and
daughter.
Mrs. r. E. Cox of Bourbon, visited
Mrs. Parks here Monday forenoon
on her way to Elwood for a visit OF
several days.
Mrs. Mary Bungard of Millersburg
who has been visiting with the family
of Jacob Row in this city, returned
to her home Monday.
Dr. Richey of Donaldson was
among many others who came from
that vicinity TO hear the speeches OF
Watson and Beverage.
Miss Ivy Glass has returned to
South Bend after spending a three
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Glass.
Mrs Laura Hizer was the guest oil
friends here Monday, enroute to
her home in North Webster, having
visited at Kewanna for a few days.
C. L. Alleman of Omaha, Neb.
stopped here Monday ON his way to
New York and spent a few hours
with his mother, Mrs. Schuyler ALE.
man.
The federal court has upheld the
interstate commerce commission
freight rate on cattle Another VIC
tory for the people The courts are
all right
Mrs. ]. H. Wiley, MIS-. VIM o.
Keefe and Mrs. Frank Brooke are
attending the meeting of the FEEDER
alton of literary clubs at indianapolis
this week
The New York Herald, the grea,
independent paper of that great city
predicts the election of Governor
Hughes and says Taft will carry the
state by over eighty thousand
Mrs. Angie Rhodes and son How
,ard. Of Chetek, Wis, who have been
visiting with friends in this city and
at Argos, went to Etna Greene, for a
short visit Monday, prior to return
ing home.
Alexander Winborn of Niles, Mich,
dropped dead in South Bend Satur-
day afternoon, while on his way to
hear Taft's speech He was ~ years
old and commander of the Niles G.
A. r. Post.
Mesdamcs Firestone, Cressner, Al
len, Kaszer, l<oring, Bussard, Sim
grey, Miner, Bennett and McLaugh-
lin, c. T. and c. s. Cleveland went
to Valparaiso to attend the Eastern
Star banquet Monday evening.
The drizzling rain of Monday was
hard on the Republican meeting, but
everybody welcomed it and three
times as many farmers came to town
as were here when John Sharp Will
liams, Sam Small and four bands
were advertised by tahe Democrats.
Washington Kelley and W. W. Hill
of this city voted for Winfield Scott
in 1852. General Scott was the last
Wing candidate for president of this
country. Mr. Kelley and Mr.. Hill
voted for John c. Fremont, the first
Republican candidate for president in
1856 and have voted for every Repub-
hoan candidate from that day to this
Both expec. to help elect Judge Taft