The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-09-04

ID, was helping unload pillng last
Thursday, when one of the timbers
slipped and his hand was badly in
jured and one side of his face consid-
erably bruised.
Chairman Goodrich, of the republi-
can state committee stopped in Plym-
outh last Thursday, on his way to Fort
Wayne. He reports the prospects for
republican success i'm Indiana. brighter
than ever before.
John Alexander Dowie has expelled
about sixty of his followers, among
them several deacons, for failure to
pay their tithcs. He threatened re-
Gently to do this and has since been
quietly wedding out the delinquents.
A MiShawaka young man who
touched" South Bend gambling
house for about $500 the other night
was afraid to go home alone. He
hired a hack and had an intimate
friend accompany him to his lodging.
Miss Mabel Logan went to Fort
Wayne to the home of her sister, Mrs.
Clara Winget. last Saturday. Her
father, James w. Logan, is in a
critical condition and, it was felt that
the change was necessary for both of
them.
Ada Gray is dead. She was sixty
years old, and tor the last fifteen years
of her married life she was Unidentified
with East Lynne" that drama of
the emotions, in which she had to die
nightly and harrow the souls Of her
audiences.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller and
son have returned to their home at
Van Vert, Ohio, after visit of a
week with the family of Thomas Med
bourn at Culver. Master Harry Med
bourn accompanied them home for a
visit in Ohio.
The town people of Wakarusa say
there has been big influx of strangers
since the oil excitement started and
that if oil or gas is found i'm paying
quantities it means rapid transfer of
real estate and town of several thous-
and inhabitants.
Convict John Station, who is serving
an indeterminateS sentence for murder
at the Michigan City prison. has
just been informed that he is one of
five heirs to an estate left by his grand
father in DavieSS county, which is
valued at $3.50, 600.
Delegates to the republican judicial
convention will be chosen in all the
townships next Saturday. Represent
ative men should be selected, men who
will nominate good man for Judge.
Such a man on the republican ticket
can be elected this year,
The sheriff has closed the doors of
the Rochester shoe factory. Roch-
ester newspapers say that the factory
has gone the way Of all other bonused
concerns in which Rochester has in
vested money and "there's no use in
crying over spilled milk"
The eighth annual reunion of the
Anglin- Hall-Martin families was held
at WinOna park on Thursday, Aug.
%. There were 246 names of friends
and visitors recorded before the noon
hour, this being the largest number
that has ever been enrolled.
Charles Morgan, of North township,
the oldest living settler of Marshall
county, was in town Saturday. He said
he kept away from the Old Settlers
meeting because he cannot stand
excitement. He has been a resident
Of North township over 50 years.
Prof, Sanford Bell, formerly with
the Valparaiso college, but now at
Mount Holyoke college Worcester,
Mass. was one of the principal instruct
ors at the South Bend institute this
week. He is we'll known by almost
every teacher in Marshall county.
Walnut and Tiosa sent big dele
CATION to the Progressive Brethren
conference at Winona. Among them
we noticed w. A. Morley, wife and
two daughters; Mesdames Wright,
Crawford and Beiger; George Lewis,
wife and son, and Amariah Miller.
Trustee Gardner has employed one
young man who never taught school,
but his license will entitle him to the
highest wages paid in any country
school of the county. His per cent
in examination is the best and under
the present school law he will re, i've
2.45 per day.
Miss Lemon, teacher of the Plym.
outh schools for several years, but fol
the past eight years resident of Fort
Smith, Ark, is the guest of Mrs.Julia
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