The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-11


Mesdames Charles Wade of Nebraska
and Ed. earn Of this city and Mrs.
Ira earn have gone to Winona to
spend week.
Mrs. Penland of Goshen, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Bridges, of Upper
Sandusky, Ohio, nave returned home
after visiting Mrs. Sherman Harris,
who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Jennie Lidgard of South Bend,
who has been visiting the family OF
John Rhinehart in this city, has gone
TO Denver, Ind. to visit her mother
and other relatives there.
Mrs. w. w. Hill has gone to Hi
nois for visit of ten days. She will
visit four or five days at Libertyyille
and will then go to Waukegan and
visit her nephew and niece Albert and
Flora Koontz.
Clinton q. Bondurant'S cement
foundation for his new residence is
very nice and substantial looking
The cement blocks made by Apple
man & McDutfie cannot be excelled
anywhere.
John w. RailSback, for several years
connected with the firm of Suit &
Railsback 10 this city, has been in the
gold fields of the west and northwest
during the past four years but is now
visiting relatives and friends in this
c unity
John Cullen left Saturday for Bur-
neLtsville, Ind. to visit his mother and
help celebrate her Slst birthday and
a family reunion To be held there Sun
day. Miss Ida Cullen of Greencastle,
who has been visiting here, accompan-
led him.
Alta Weber, / years old. Of Noble
county, this state, who, with her sis.
ter, was visiting the family of j. F..
Albright. one and one-half miles east
of Moth Liberty was drowned in Ru-
pei lake about O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon.
Chief Wilkie, of the secret service,
announces the discovery of new sic
counterfeit national bank note, 1t is
on the National Bank of Commerce in
New York, series 1882, Bruce register,
Wyman, treasurer. 1t is poorly ex-
ecuted photograph.
Mrs. David Shivelv of Panama,
northeast of Bourbon, walked out of a
door from which the steps had been
remoyedand and falling violently to
the ground dlslocated her left hip and
broke her leg. She is 80 years old and
her condition is serious.
G. V. b. Wright, publisher of the
Hell aid at Herrick, Shelby county jul,
changed cars here Friday morning
taking his son home from Valparaiso
college on cot. The young man is
suffering from a severe attack of in
fiammatory rheumatism.
Albert Smell, member of the An
dersOn fire department., attempted to
break his record for strength on Wed
nesday by lifting 500 pounds. AS a
result he has broken collar bone.
dislocated shoulder and the llgaments
of his back are torn loose.
Spurred by complaints of victims
alleged to have lost thousands of dol
lars, Chicago detectives on Wednesday
raided the offices Of the Butler Con.
way Company. commission merchants,
SO La Sale street, and found the Oh
fees empty, even of furniture.
William O'Keefe Of this city and
John j. VanGundy of Tippecanoe
were the only delegates from Marshall
county who attended the democratic
state convention al Indianapolis.
They cast the vote of the county as a
unit on all questions and candidates
Gen. Joe Wheeler, the fam Jus Con-
federate general in the civil war, has
accepted an invitation to attend the
annual reunion Of the Seventy-second
Indiana Infantry next month. The
reunion will include general gather
ing of Wilder's brigade, with whom
Wheeler "mixed" many times,
Mrs. Lafayette Sour of West town.
ship, caught chicken hawk few
days ago. The hawk fastened its
talons in a large young chicken in the
yard and was unable to fly with it,
Mrs. Sour ran out of the house, threw
her apron over the hawk, carried it to
the wood-pile and cut its head off.
Two young men were arrested after
an exciting chase Thursday afternoon
and kept in jail over night. They
were charged with selling obscene lit
erature. but were released on the
promise they would leave the city and