The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-21

Mrs Will Strunk accompanied her
granddaughter. Ethel York. TO her
home at lnwood to visit over Sunday.
Benjamin Lang has returned to his
home at Thorntown, ILL.,, after a visit
of week with the family OF Marshall
Logan
Officials who claim the right to en-
force the law or not TO enforce it as
suits their convenience ough. never
to be given a second opportunity.
Cal. Shakes, OF Bourbon, has pur-
chased in Montana and shipped home
5000 sheep, which will be sold out
to farmers in Bourbon township.
The petition for narrowing the
Michigan road so feet from the Full
ton county lire TO Argos will be TAX
Ell UP by the county commissioners
at their October term.
Henry Stein has rented out Stein
berg" his famous place at the south
end of the Lake OF the Woods, and
will go to Oregon as a representative
of the Pabst brewing company.
Many people changed cars here on
their way home from the State fair
at Indianapolis, which is said to be
the biggest and best ever held.
Mr.. Mervin Myers and Miss Lille
b. Beldon of Yves. township, were
married by Justice Molter at his Office
in this city Thursday evening.
South Bend is to have union rail
way station 1t will be built by the
Vanderbilt interests, and the other
roads will be invited to use it.
The. Plymouth band went to
Brightside Sunday afternoon and
gave the children a fine concert. 1t
was a great treat for the orphans,
officers and teachers of the home
The state tax commissioners have
increased the assessment of St. 10
seph county s1o.0OO,oOn. The total
assessment of the county is almost
s4o,oOo,0oo
klias Burden, who resides south
east of Plymoutli is visiting in Vir-
ginai. That state was Mrs. Burdens
home and Stonewall Jackson was her
rncle-
The Culver Citizen estimates that,
aside from the permanent cottagers,
10000 people have visited Lake Max
inkuckee during the summer. They
were a good class of people, and
there has been very little disorder.
Soldiers reunions are scheduled
for this section as follows: Thirtieth
regiment at Hamilton Sept 10; ssth
at St. Joe Oct. -; 74th at Warsaw
Sept. 10 and 20; 44th at Columbia
City Oct. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mattingly re-
turned 10 Nashville, 1 Thursday afte:
a visit of several weeks with Ralph's
parents. Mr. and Mrs c !. Mattingly
and with relatives and friends in
Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Fuller of
Kewanna changed cars here on their
way to Bourbon to visit John Coar
and other relatives. John Ca; has
been quite feeble for several months,
CAUSED by fall, old age and general
debility
The rule to bar girls from murder
trials in New York City, growing out
OF the large attendance of morbid
young females at such events, is wise
as necessity forced by the yellow
journalism which New York has so
greatly encouraged.
The September term of the ST Jo-
seph circuit court opens with 106 d.
vorce cases on the docket, the ma
jority of which have been filed since
the close of the last term OF court
1t looks like marriage is a failure
over on the St. Joe.
Three Plymouth young ladies, Mar
garet Hume, Lois North and Edna
Capron have gone to Syracuse, Ind,
to take positions as teachers in the
schools of that town. Plymouth
young ladies are in demand every
where.
Mrs. Clark Thompson and Mrs. ia
cob Hoham are visiting for ten days
at the home of VIM. Thompson,
Springfield, Ohio Mr.. Thompson is
Mrs Hoham's brother and was for
many years a resident of Marshall
county
Mrs. Fl. A. Snepp of Winona, who
has been visiting several weeks with
Mrs. Germany at the home Of Mr..
Ellis on the Oglessbee farm, went to
Bourbon tc visit Mrs. Dillingham; be-
fore returning home.
]. E. Myers, near Hibbard, is re-
covering from the injuries he receiv-
ed few weeks ago by the explosion
of charge of dynamite which had
been placed under a stump the pre-
vious week and failed to discharge
until the pile was being burned Mr..
Myers will save his eyesight.
Ezra K. Barnhill, for many years
the secretary of the 73d reoirneuta1