The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-03

Next Congressman Moorman
changed cars here Wednesday on hi:
way TO Warsaw.
+. f. Rollman has returned to his
work at Indianapolis after a visit OF
a few days here.
Milton +. Beck, Republican candi-
date for county surveyor visited
Argos Wednesday.
Stephen Whited went TO Laporte
to go before the pension medical
board for examination.
ID. NJ. Beckner came down from.
South Bend Wednes lay TO look after
his farm south of Plymouth.
George w. Gerard. who has been a
resident of this state 6S years, was
here from Inwood Wednesday.
Matthias Mangus has returned to
his home east of Argos after a visit
with relatives in this vicinity.
w. Wilkinson and wife have re-
turned To their home at Butter Ind.
after a visit of several days here.
The populations of Gary is 1892
as enumerated in the 18th census,
which breaks all records IN per cent.
Levi NJ. Order and wife of Culver
are guests of the family of c. Dick
inson. northeast of the city for a
few days.
Mrs. Garrett and her sister Mrs.
Mccoy of Warsaw. who is visiting
here. went to Donaldson for a visit
Wednesday.
]. C.. Zeehiel of Culver, Jacob
Searls of Rochester and A. W. Sar.
Der of Tyner transacted business
here Wednesday.
ID. y. Place of South Bend and n.
II. Hartman of Hibbard were among
thosd who transacted business in
Plymouth Wednesday.
A cross i'm the circle where the
eagle appears on the election ticket
will do the business. BY this sign
Republicans I to conquer!
Allen McClain of C~hester.on, was
in town Friday on his way home from
Rochester. He formerly had charge
of a farm for Mr.. O'Keefe.
Mrs. Frank Hobby of Inwood left
this city Friday morning for Carmel
where she will visit with her mother
Mrs. j. Stevenson for several days.
Every good citizen will vote next
Tuesday and the worst class of citi-
zens always 90 and cast their votes
to do as much harm as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Bottorff were
called to Syracuse Ind. this morning
by news of the death of her father
Iasiah Shock, which occurred Thurs
day.
john McFarlin, Samuel Gretzingei
Bert Yockey and n. +. Rockhill were
! among those who went to Warsaw
from this city Wednesday to hear
Senator Beveridge.
Mrs. Sarah Rhinehart, Of Attica
and Mrs. Susapah R%hinehart OF
Delphi, who had been guests fo,
several weeks of Ira Rhinehart and
family Fave returned home.
The feminene craze for wearing
rats in the hair is having such q
serious effec, on the fancy coml
business that the largest comb fac
tory has announced a curf ailment.
Albert Z. Carver, reporter for the
1ary Evening Times, was in town {
few hours Wednesday ON his way IL
Alexandria. The Times is the THIRD
paper in Gary and appears to b,
prospecting.
Rev. and Mrs. Carl McCasion, who
were here to attend the M. p. con
ference and to visit relatives, return
Cd 10 Frankfort Friday. Mrs. Meas
lon is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs
w. W. Lineberry.
|, Mrs. NJ. A. Roberts of Naples Ind
and H.. l.. Avery of New Haven Ind
returned TO their respective home
Friday morning after attending tn
meeting of the Ministerial Associa
ton held at the Walnut Grove churcl
Mrs. c. w. Gray, who had been at
tending the missionary conference a
Walnut Grove church, returne,
home Friday morning to Caro- Mich
Mrs. Gray is state secretary of tn
board of home missions and was her
in the interest of the board.
Miss Frances Carabin of Norwall
Ohio, who has been spending tn
past several months with her rela
tives here, the families of Freedman,
Eich, and Mrs. Phillip Ball, returne'
to her home Friday morning.
The ladies aid of the Christian
church will open up their annua
rummage sale Nov. Z at Michigan an,
Sophia street. Those having an,
thing to donate please phone Mrs
Frank Cullison or Mrs. Dick Shake
DIR. Martin will fumigate all goods
, DIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Reeve and tn
Misses Gladys Morrison and Erm
Humrichouser went to Howe Monda,
/, to visit Charles b. Reeve and 10 at
tend the celebration of the anniver
/, sary of the founding of the college
) which will occur Tuesday and Wed
nesday.