The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-19

William Patterson, who has been
visiting the families of John Giller,
Shelby Leland and other relatives in
this vicinity during the past three
months, has returned 10 his home at
Fitzgerald, Georgia.
Henry Weaver, so years of age,
hanged himself in the Jail at Peru on
MonJay night. Saturday his mother
secured bis release from the insane
asylum and on the following day he
attempted to murder her.
Gibson Cleveland was 81 years Old
Thursday and has resided in Plym-
outh mostsof the time for SO years.
He would be pleased to have his
friends call on him tomorrow after
noon between 2:20 and 400 o'clock.
Rev. r. p. Burton presiding elder
of the Warsaw district U. B. church
is very low at Etna Green with ty-
phoid, fever Rev. Epson of this city
was within two days and nights this
week aud reports his condition very
bad. -
Miss Harriet Weaver, who was
taken to the Longcliff asylum from
Bourbon township recently, died
Tuesday Nov. &c. The remains were
taken to Bourbon and inferred in the
Odd Fellows cemetery. She was 79
years of age.
Perry Hisev died at bis home, four
miles west of Burr Oak, Tuesday
morning, Nov. 10, of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Hisey was forty-eight years Old
and leaves wife, son and daughter;
one daughter having died only few
weeks ago with the same disease.
DR.. GutScher of the LarwilI Sanl-
tarium has concluded not to carry his
case to the supreme court, wherein he
was fined for violation of the quar-
antide law. He has paid the fine and
costs amounting to s63.1S at Colum :
bia City, and thus ended the matter.
In the franchise granted by the city
of LaPorte, the Northern Tranction
company of Indiana is required to pay
the city $50 a year for the use of
the streets. This is good deal bet
ter than voting subsidy TO the road,
and the service will undoubtedly be
quite as good.
The auditor will receive bids up to
II O'Clock Thursday, Dec. 3, 1908, for
the construction of the Jacob Hum
bert ct al joint ditch between Mar
shall and Starke counties. Same will
be sold in two sections and contains
30, 25O.2 cubic yards of yearth. Speci-
cations are on file for examination.
The Farm Star, the weekly farm
paper published in connection with
the indianapolis Star, the Muncic
Star and the Terre Haute Star, pub
fishes every week a Stree Swap"
column. Farmers who have anything
to sell or exchange are invited to use
it free Address, The Farm Star,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Col. James S. Dodge, chancellor of
the Episcopal diocese of this district,
was here attending the convention.
He is one of the best republicans and
best speakers in the state, but is not
much interested in politics at present.
He can always be depended upon how
ever for good work in any position in
which he is placed.
Daniel G.. Behmer died at his home
in Union township, Nov. 8, 1908, aged
- years, months and 10 days. He
was an excellent citizen and leaves a |
widow with whom he had travelled |
life's journey AS years, and, and four
children, two sons and two daughters.
His eldest son is John F. Behmer the
we'll known teacher and farmer of |
Union township.
George Tieman. who was arrested |
for forgery in Bremen Sunday entered |
a plea of guilty Friday and Judge Ber-
netha gave him an indeterminate sem
tence to the Jeffersonville prison.
The Bremen Enquirer thinks the Bre-
men saloons opened their doors Sunday |
to try their hands at the banking
business end being inexperienced were |
''easy marks'' for Tiemen.
George Lemler residing west Of this
city had a mammoth squash vine that
produced twenty-four squashes. The
largest of these weighed IS pounds. 1t
can be seen In the window of the
Crown restaurant for few DAYS after
which Slayter s. Nichols will make it
INTO pies and will report the number
through this paper and we are to tell
the people whether the pies taste
good to newspaper men.
Charlie Brown, who is employed at
the Pennsylvania freight depot, while