The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-30

Mrs. Sarah A. Maxey of Argos, is
visiting her son in South Bend.
Peter Holem has returned from a
visit at South Bend.
Mrs. w. F. Wilhelm came up from
Burr Oak t O spend Sunday with Mrs.
O. A. Lambert.
Zachariah Baker and his nephew,
Charles and Sanford Thomas are Wis
iting relatives at Kokomo.
John F. Weiss and wife to Frank
Schlemmer, lot 10 block 5 Manufac-
turers add Bremen; $3.50.
Mrs. John George Rentschler has
been quite sick for several days at
her home on Miner street.
The loss by the burning of the
Acker saw mill at Bourbon is csti-
mated at $4,000, over insurance..
Jesse Miller of North township,
finished husklng his corn crop Thurs
day. He cribbed 3,4OO bushels.
Mr.. Flint Rockhill has bought al
fine Schaff Bros. piano of T. E
Houghton.
Mrs. Daisy Gunner returned to her
home at Packerton after a visit of
a week with relatives in this city,
" A. Lidecker and family will
spend Sunday at the home Of r. NJ.
McCrory.
James Hood has returned to his
home at Talma, after a visit of sew
eral days with relatives and friends
here.
]. L. Marvin went to Bourbon to
visit over Sunday with Orange L.
Cleveland, residing north Of that
town.
Miss Eva Bolman went to Syracuse
TO visit over Sunday with her sister
who is one of the teachers of the
Syracuse schools.
Marion McCrory spent Friday at
Indiana Harbor. He says the growth
of that city during the past year is
wonderful.
Miss Lizzie Dickson has returned
to South Bend after a visit of several
days with her sisters and other rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Margaret aSeider and her
daughter, Laura, have returned to
Elkhart, after a visit of six weeks
with relatives in this county.
Hon. NJ A. O. Packard goes to
his home in Chicago almost every
Friday and remains until the follow
ing Monday or Tuesday.
Fielding Barney has returned to his
home at Columbia City after a visit
of a few days with relatives and
friends ear Lapaz where he resided
until a yea ago.
When the new council takes charge
OF the city OF Plymouth next May it
will find the city almost hopelessly in
debt not withstanding high taxes and
statements TO the contrary.
Mary Houser, supposed to be pow
erty stricken, died a few days ago
near New Buffalo, Mich, but after
her death $1,000 was found in an old
stocking concealed in her bed.
The Lapaz schools were dismissed
this forenoon until Monday on ac-
count of the high wind, which it was
feared would endanger the building,
as the fues were not in very good
condition.
Mr. and Mrs. David Tanning of
North Manchester, came to Ply
mouth Wednesday for a visit of sew
eral days with their on, S. B. Fan
ming.
Friday, November "a, 1905 will GO
on record as one of Plymouth's
windiest days. We have very few
such days in the Yellow river valley
and it IS 1ncky that the weather was
warm
The Marshall yCounty's Farmers
institute VIII be held in Plymouth
the Goth and 9Th of December. The
state workers will be A. 0. Lockridge
of Greencast1e and H. +. Maish of
Frankfort.
More than a dozen suits for selling
liquor without License, selling on
Sunday, selling TO minors, ETC., are
entered for hearing against Francis
and Jesse Lemert and James Schulz
Thesis.
George Homer and Bert Sherrow,
the boys arrested and fined and jailed
in Plymouth Thursday for running
a horse and shooting on the streets
of Plymouth Sunday night, reside