The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-19
FOR PLYMOUTH By
HSTLEY AND HESS

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was Plymouth visitor Friday.
Mr.. Koontz of near Pittsburg, Pa,
is visiting the Hoff family IN this
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Canaan went
to Logansport Friday to visit their
daughter.
i Miss Pearl Winnings has returned to
Marion after visit of three days with
her parents in this city.
/ Miss Himbull has returned to her
home at TioSa after visit with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Liggett.
Mrs. Heiser has returned to her
home at Marion, Ind, after visiting
her son at st. Michael's Academy.
Mrs. Elmer Jones, of Donaldson,
was called to Logansport, Thursday
by the death of her sister, Mrs. Rich
ard Elliott.
Daniel Wrightsman is home from
Mishawaka for visit of a week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wrightsman.
T. j. Winnings, who has been for
many years afflicted with rheumatism,
has been confinedto his home most of
the time for several weeks.
PATHS voice is said to be dying at
the top and bottom, but an old lady of
60 with fine middle register is sure
of achieving at least a success of
curiosity"
Lake Bluff, thirty-two miles north
of Chicago, is recommended by Secre-
tary Moody and special commission
as the best spot for the new naval
training station.
Emory Gray former resident of
this county who moved to White Pig
con, Mich, about year ago. was re-
ported at the point of death Thursday
from blood poisoning.
Mrs. FRANK Zumbaugh of North
Walnut street, ran a crochet needle
through her right hand last Friday.
DR.. Aspinall was called, cut the needle
out and dressed the wound.
Justice Russell of Donaldson after a
trial of four days got a verdict of $40
damages against the men who gave
him beating several months ago.
The lawyers fees will amount to
much more.
The 3Sth semi-annual concIave Of
the Indiana Scottish Rite MaSonS will
be held at the temple at indianapolis
Nov. II. Is. and 10. A large class will
be taken through the work from the
fourth to the fourteenth degree.
Gov, Bailey, Of Kansas, departs
from the old form of Thanksgiving
proclamations, and request those
fortunate and prosperous to be chari-
table and generous to those who have
hot SO much cause to give thanks.
The Burrier house, one of the lead
ing hotels of Marion, Ind, was sold
this week to Sherman WEIGH, who I'M
I'll recently has been interested 10 the
Oneida hotel at Indianapolis. Mr..
WEIGH was born and raised in Plym-
outh ond has had large experience in
the hotel business.
VIM. Legras, a brakeman on Van
dalia railroad while unloading radiat-
ois at LaPaz JUNCTION at noon, let one
of the radiators fall on his left foot
crushing 1t badly, He was brought to
Plymouth and after receiving treat
ment ~ DR.. Asphalt was sent to bis
home st1 coansport.
The Ii. Jensen Glove company. OF
Chicago, will remove its plant to Bre-
men. The cItlzens of the town fur
nish a building and guarantee loan
OF $1,000. The concern is leaving
Chicago on account of labor troubles,
and expects to be in operation early
in December. It will give employ
ment to Is or 100 people.
1 The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company not satisfied with the as
sessment of $500 made against it for
4 the construction of the Kankakee
river improvement drainage ditch In
the southern part Of Laporte county,
has asked the court to set aside the
assessment and give the railroad com
|pany judgemeat for damages In the
sum Of "a, 900.