The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-12
The commissioners granted head

The commissioners granted head
stones for the following ex-soldiers at
their last meeting: Elijah w. GeiSel.
man. of Union township; Philip Ken
negar, OF German township; Stephen
Bagley, of Center township.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ii. Barden. of
Polk township, who. went TO North
Dakota, have returned to Indiana to
spend the winter. Mr.. Barden thinks
North Dakota is great country for
wheat, flax ahd vegetables.
The show at the opera house is still
the event of every evening. 1t at
tracts large crowds and the crowds
seem to think thai 1T gives better
entertainment for ten cents than is
given by MANY of the high priced
shows.
George b. Mcclellan, New York 5
mayOr-elect. was born in the city of
Dresden, Germany, during his par
ents' enjoyment of life in that part
of the old world. The Mcclellan fam
lily spent several years in Europe after
the close of the civil war.
The United States government has
extended recognition To the new Re-
public of Panama, which has accom-
plished its Independence by the most
rapid work In history, and which is
assured OF powerful backing provided
it shows capacity for self government.
b. w. Woodward and wife the well
known evangelists of Pu ton, Michi.
gan, have commenced series of meet
iDgs at the Church of God this city
and will continue every night for Two
weeks. Mr.. W0Odard will preach this
evening at 1870. All are INVITED To
attend.
The latest news from Panama is to
the effect that it is all over and n, :
body hurt except the Colo nbian
statesmen, who have lost their chance
to make "a few millions out of canal
negotiations, and Senator Morgan, who
again sees the Nicaragua route gu
glimmering.
Following is list of widows and
daughters drawing soldiers pensions
from the U. S. government ON ac-
count of the revolutionary war: Han
nah Newell Barrett, l03; Esther S.
Damon, SO: Sarah c. Hurlbutt; S.;
Rebecca Mayo, 80, and RhOda Augusta
Thompson, 50.
The law suit of John Jansen against
George Wheldon, at Winamac, for rs
cents, which has gone through a JUS
tice court, adding SIS in costs, not in
attorneys fees, has been APP
pealed to higher courts. The defend
ant says he will fight the case through
the supreme court.
1t seems that the report gwen us
by Jonas Miller in regard To the
Shirley and Taber boys giving young
Hutfer beating was not exactly cor
rect. 1t was simply fight between
Sam Taber and Huffer and nobody
was badly hurt. 1t was as we sus-
pected a boys racket.
For years Mrs. Thomls A. Hen
bricks devoted nearly every day of
her life To the uplifting of humanity
aud the amelioration of suffering.
Purity of life, the elevation of society,
and the betterment of conditions
we're uppermoSt in her mind. To
these objects she consecrated the best
endeavors of her life.
Ed. ii. Berg, of Bremen, has been
appointed to represent the agricul-
tural interests of Marshall county at
the Worlds Fair, and would like to
have suggestions from farmers as to
what kind of an exhibition if any shall
be made by Marshall county. Farm
ers and others interested will please
address him at Bremen, Ind.
Over fifty persons were made sick at
Mishawaka Thursday night by eating
canned fruit at a swell function given
by the elite of st Paul's Episcopal
church at Alderman HoSford'S home.
Many became violently i'll. among them
gorgeously attired leaders in local So
ciety and ministers. Physicians say
no deaths will result, however.
Carl Kleckner, of Suits grocery
store. had his shoulder diSlocated In a
runaway Thursday noon. He.was de-
liverings goods in the east part Of
town when something about the
harness broke, the tongue of the
wagon dropped down and the ponies.
started to run, upset the wagon and
threw him out. His injuries are not
serious but he will not be able to work
for Sovoral davc