The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-03
Plymouth, Indiana, August 3, 1908.
4LOCAL NEWS 8 !


Fred Logan of Onway, Mich, is
visiting friends here.
Jesse Gilmore OF Chicago, is visit
ing his parents in this city.
Trustee Schlosser of German town.
ship was a Plymouth visitor Thurs
Bourbon is building new u. B.
church.
Samuel Gretzinger has returned
from two weeks visit with relatives
at Perrysburg, Ohio.
Charles Paddock OF Fort Worth,
Texas, is visiting with Theron Hoov-
er for a few days.
Jennie Richmond has asked for di-
vorce from Owen Richm md. Mar
tindale and Stevens are attorneys for
the plaintiff
Dr. Rogers in his lecture at Vino
ma on history, made the statement
that in 1000 years practically every
American would have black hair
The life insurance robbers are rot
sleeping well these nights. 1t is not
exactly the atmosphere that makes
it SO hot for them either.
Mrs. Jesse Holderman, who has
been visiting at the home of Nell
and Calvin Holderman, returned to
her home at North Liberty Thursday
Mrs. John Deemer, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in this
city for the past week, returned to
her home at Bourbon, Thursday.
George Haag OF Tyner, and Miss
'Kittie Heininger, of Walkerton, were
united in marriage at the NJ. E. par
sonage in this city, Thursday noon by
Rev J. S. Crowder
Alton B. Parker came much nearer
drowning in that little swimming in
cident at Esopus the other day, than
he ever did to being elected president
OF the United States
The automobile is doing its part in
furnishing news for the accident col
umn in the metropolitan press. AS
rule the accidents are the result OF
fast and reckless running.
Mrs. Benckenstein and daughter
Edna, who have been visiting for the
past week at the home of the for
mer's daughter, Mrs. G. A. Plug, re-
turned to their home at Canton, 0.
John Thomas, Broda Parks and
wife, Jess Secrist and wife, Chas
Bechtel, E. E. Wisler, H. H. Tyrell
Ezra Roose, Robert George and wife
OF Bourbon have gone to Portland
Oregon to attend the exposition and
visit other points on the Pacific coast
Mrs. Catherine Lowell, wife of Nit
chell Lowell, died at her home foui
miles south OF Plymouth at ten o.
clock this morning. She was about
and family. Funeral services were
held at ten o'clock Saturday, inter
ment at Oak Hill.
Syrilus Trump. living eight mile:
west of here had the misfortune tc
have six head of cattle killed by light
ming last Wednesday The cattle were
all standing under a small tree neal
the bank OF creek and when STRUCK
they all rolled down the bank into
the water-Bourbon Mirror
The famous Darrow-Worden-T Tai
bolt disbarment trial at Laporte ha:
been postponed until the 18th of Sep
TENDER. The postponment was taker
as matter of accommodation t.
Mcclure the trial judge, who haC
court to attend to. The jury drawn
by Clerk Link will be retained.
A wave of life insurance reform j.
sweeping over the country. Not only
does it affect the old-line companies
but fraternal societies as we'll. TIL,
people know that they have been i'm
posed upon for many years by sharp
ers working under the cloak of in
surance managers and the people will
not stand it much longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ritchey return
ed last week from the southern par
of Indian Territory which has beer
their home for some time Though
we'll pleased with their location Mr.
Ritchey was compelled to come nortl
on account of the serious affection
of his WIFE Mrs. Ritchey is at pres
ent visiting Dr. Ritchey's at Donald
son.
An error in judgment was mad
by the good brethren who cast on
of the camp rneeting grounds at Des
PLANES volth who was equipped
with two revolvers, several packet
of cigarettes and bundle of dim
novels. Not the righteous but sin
ners stand in need of the uplifting in
fuences of the camp meeting, and tn
yonng person with the six-shooter
and cigarettes might have beel
snatched from the burning.