The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10

db Muncie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Protsman
have gone to Convoy, Ohio, to remain
during the winter.
Ducks are reported plentiful on the
kaiikakee river where the marshes
have not be, reclaimed.
The acreage Of wheat sown in this
county this fall is almost as large as
usual and 1t Looks exceedingly well.
Thanksgiving comes on the Gath
tbi wear. You had better begin ma :
ing notes right away so as to be sure
not To overlook anything.
Mr., and Mrs W. f Hand of Argos
attended the funeral of L. B. Todd at
Warsaw Wednesday. Deceased was a
former resident of Argus
Merrill Orr, son of Sherman Orr.
residing south Of town, went TO Chi
cago Friday To take a position, a
fireman on the G. Il. 81 c. railroad.
It. b. Todd of Warsaw, stepped Oh.
a rusty nail about Oct. 20, anu dice
of lock jaw ten DAYS later. lie was
for many years resident of Argos
Mrs. Carl Rottmiller went 10 CheS-
terton today to visit her daughter who
has been seriously i'll for several months
but now seems on the road 10 recov-
cry.
Mrs. Pelham. who came here with
here with the family of Rev. j. s.
Crowder and has been visiting here
since, returned last week to her home
at Oxford, Ind.
Charles Frank and daughter went
to White Pigeon, Mich, Thursday to
attend the funeral Of MIR. Frank IS
father, who died Wednesday, Nov. 2,
aged IS years.
Open saloons and free lunches do
not amount to ANYTHING where there
is thorough organization on the Oppo-
site side, but there was no such organ.
ization on the opposite side. In this
city this year.
The ProhibtilonistS say thev will
close their canvass with all their debts
paid, and 800 in the treasury, which
shows very clearly that their cam
paign has been a. financial and artis-
tic If not a political success.
Nathaniel Candy, jr. was convicted
Wednesday of the crime of assault
with attempt to commit rape on the
person Of little Mary Sester. daughter
of Peter Sester, and was sentenced to
the penitentiary for two years.
Miss Edna Greer arrived home
Monday evening from st. Louis. Miss
Greer left Bourbon two years ago last
August and has been In Tonkawa, and
Billings, South Dakota, Del Rio, Tex.
as and last in st. Louis. Bourbon
News Mirrow.
Arch Myers is now busily engaged
on the Levi Knepp ditch, northeast
of town, with teams. The ditch will
be s. miles in length and twenty feet
wide at the top and six feet wide at
the bottom. The cost is said to be
about 81, 800 per mile. Bourbon Mir
r0r.
The q. S. supreme court has denied
rehearing in the case of the State of
Indiana VS.. the Vandalia railroad, in
volviDg claim of million dollars
back taxes. alleged to be due the state
school fund. This terminates years
Of litigation, and the state loses its
claim.
Rev. w. s. Howard has returned
from the general convention of the
Episcopal church, held in Boston dur
ing three weeks of October. He WIS.,
tied ia New York, Washington and
Baltimore on his way home and is
now ready to again take up his work
In Plymouth.
Mrc Sadie outc q fornoor rocidopt
of this city, died at Danville. Illinois.
Saturday and the remains were
brought to this city Monday and taken
to the home of her brother, Ed. S. Ho-
garth, where funeral services we
held at ZOO p, m. Tuesday conduct
I ed by Few. w. S. Howard.
There would be no "fioaters' if
there were no funds to float them. 1t
is more wicked to buy votes than it is
t sell them. Usually the seller ls
poor and ignorant with low standards
and defective moral training, The
buyers are not of that class. They
know t-ev are dolIg wrong.
| Rev. ] @. Kline preached at Deeds
vile and Macy Sunday and returned
to Donaldson to vote, He and bis sue
cessor on the Donaldson circuit decid-
ed not to move until after the elec-
ton. Rev Mr.. Kline will move to