The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-05
Plymouth. Ind. February S. 1908.
\ 3 LOCAL NEWS 3 H


COurtlan1 Morris maze business
trip to Kokomo Thursday.
Mrs. D. E. Morse, of Grovertown,
was a Plymouth visitor Friday.
The grass looked as fresh and green
Thursday as it does after summers
rain.
Attorney John d. Thomas and c.
W. Snakes, of Bourbon, transacted
business in Plymouth Friday.
Ivan Hendricks has returned to his
home in Kokomo after visit of sew
eral days with his sister.
MIS-. Catherine Pryor. of Tyner,
who has been visiting friends in this
city returned home Friday.
Joseph Baker, the well known War
saw attorney, stopped in Plymouth
Friday on his way home from Warsaw.
Mrs. Catherine Foreman, wife of
Daniel Foreman, of Bourbon, died
Thursday night after an illness of
Dnly few hours. She was about 60
ears of age.
The hall at Twin Lakes is now oc-
upied three nights in each week. The
cleaners meet on "Wednesday even
ng, the Blue Button society Thurs
ay evening and the Grange Friday
yening.
u 1t appears in testimony in st. Louis
Ell rat 10000 fraudulent votes cost Is
1ot ITS each. Such cheapness, however,
{. nd not lead people to assume that
ort Louis will be specially cheap re-
7 next year.
a. he first month of the year 1908
ID been unusually full of railway ac-
q ents- The last week presented a
srtling array of fatalities of this
ass. In many instances, too, care
eSsneSs was the cause.
Frank Sheppard, OF Hibbard, stood
st in the examination for mail
.rriers of rural route five, which will
art February 2. This route starts
ON Plymouth and takes in the coun-
y southwest of town.
Before the last cold ware struck us
tture stepped in and did the work
at most men in Plymouth neglected
1en the first cold weather set In.
ne sidewalks are now clear Of ice and
ey should be kept clean.
Two hundred excursionists have just
d narrow escape in the vicinity of
ont Pelee, the volcano having sud-
oily blown off its cap again. 1t is a
eer place for picnic parties, but its
:cinations seem to be irresistible.
The LaPorte Carriage company, of
Porte, Ind, has sent to congress an
,ecially vigorous petition against
hour day bill. This bill is de-
lnced by this well known firm as
unconstitutional, destructive and
;posterous.
lewis Fenton had his fore finger of
left hand broken at the Morris
II Friday, by piece of timber
own off from a saw which be was
ming. 1t was only a few weeks
} that he had deep cash cut over
eye from the same cause.
captain Lee NJ. Kendall has recon-
nded the following men for promo
rs: Corporals, Ward 1. Logan,
rry Palmer Hoham, and James
nix Thomas to be Sergeants. Pri-
es, John HI. Pfender, Daniel A. Rig
IS, Charles Grover and Henry N.
/. ag, to be corporaDs.
ests ',he concursus or examination of
is to take charge of st. Joseph's
h at Mishawaka, was held at
e Wayne Thursday. 1t is said
{ the three most likely candidates
Revs. Moench of Valparaiso,
sring Of Columbia City, and Chan
or Battle, of Fort Wayne,
The cold weather and rough roads
e given as the reason for the small
We .ndance at the district prohibition
yer sention today. But as only two
{, " hundred temperance men be-
I'll. to the prohibition party, their
e. ing cannot be expected to be very
:. Some of their best takers were
ler Y
& Try Schultheiss had just stepped
e. Il the room over the room where
II Explosion occurred in Fort Wayne,
ksday. He was thrown several
3 81. and was unconscious for short
ainef Mt was not much nurt. Had he
~ Ia in the room a minute longer
.sould probably have been killed.
seems providential that his life was
ed.