The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-10-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

tai school at Chicago.
Mrs. S. Horner is very i'll at her
home north of Inwood. She is an old
resident of this county.
Jackson Richardson the pioneer who
cleared the first land in Fulton county,
died Wednesday morning, October 5,
aged 90 years.
Mrs. G. A. Snyder who was called
here by the death OF her sister, Mrs.
Edward Richards. returned to her
home at Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. E. j. Norton of Wooster
Ohio, attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Ed. Richards and went from here to
Newton, Kansas, to visit relatives.
The indianapolis News declares in
favor of the election Of Roosevelt and
Fairbanks. The News is an indepen-
dent paper with democratic tenden-
cies.
Bruce Joseph who has been visiting
here and transactlng business in this
section of thestate two or three weeks,
lett last week forCincinnati andLouis-
ville
Mrs. Catherine w. StanSbury and
her son Frank Stansbury, wife and
son Harold, left Thrsuday for Denver,
Colorado, where they expect to spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thernburg
haye returned to their home In south
ern Indiana after a visit with the
family of Superintendent Marks and
other relatives here.
Rev. S, E. Klopfenstein and Mrs.
w. NJ. Hand of Culver, stopped in the
city Thursday on their way to Bluff
ton, Ind, to attend the Ohio Synod
of the Reformed church.
Mr.. Oden Mitchell and bride OF
Ober, Ind, spent Sunday with ]. W.
WoIforth. Mrs. Mitchell was for
mtry Miss Pearl Nifong, the twin
daughter of Joel Nifong.
John Stutsman, IA years of age, re-
siding near Valparaiso, caught his
left band in cane mill and it was
practically chopped to pieces before
the machine could be stopped. The
member was amputated above the
wrist.
The Christian church society oil
Plymouth has just consumated deal
with Mrs. Jane N. Cleveland for LOT
on the corner of CAIRO and Walnut
streets and will at once commence
work to build cement stone church
this fall.
Rev. j. ]. Coleman the new Yves.
leyan preacher, has moved to Ply.
mouth and now resides on Alexander
street in the Marks, Peterson, North,
neighborhood. Mr.. Coleman was
born and reared in Marshall county
and is a good preacher and good
man.
John Windbigler called at our Of
| fee to say that he voted twice fol
Abraham Lincoln and intends to vote
for Roosevelt. There are probably
several hundred of the old voters left
and they will be in line on election
day. They will not stay at home OF
leave the county on that day.
DR.. Jackson and wife of Climax,
Mich, stopped in Plymouth Thursday
on their way home from trip through
Indian Territory and the southwest.
DR.. Jackson went home today, but
Mrs. Jackson will visit a few days with
the family of her daughter, Mrs. d.
Frank Redd.
DR.. Daughtery Of South Bend, and
DR.. Nusbaum. of this place, operated
upon Scott Berg, the seven-year-old
son of John Berg, for appendicitis,
yesterday evening. They report his
chances for recovery very doubtful.
His ten-year.old brother died Of the
same disease a few weeks ago.-Bre-
men Enquirer.
A large party of Marshall county
people left for California yesterday
morning, to remain during the wln-
ter. Among them are Thomas LAM
bert and family. Mrs. G. w. Suit,
Mrs. Fannie Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Miller. Mrs. Weise and daugh-
ter, Lambert McCombs and wife,
Isaac Webb, G. w. Kilgore J. C. Cor
bailey and Frank McCombs. All the
voters of this party are republicans.
and democrats are glad that they left
before the election.