The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-26
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Mrs. Solomon Lechlightner is Wis
iting her mother at Kokomo.
Charles Stockgen has secured en-
ployment at Aurora, Illinois.
Mrs. c. c. Marcomb is listing rela-
tlves at Denver.
The Sunday trains between this
city and Indianapolis and Michigan
City have been discontinued
1t is Attorney Zehner now. Solo
mon has been made a full fedged
lawyer of the Marshall county bar.
Mrs Wright and her daughter,
Mrs. Dunnick of Warsaw, are visit
ing at the homes of l.. ]. Girton and
Mr. Becker the barber in this city
Mrs Robert c. Hume returned
Monday evening from AN extended
visit with relatives and friends at her
old home in Ohio
Mrs Margaret Warne OF Whiting.
who has been visiting Mrs. DR.. Lor-
ing, is now visiting at points east of
this city.
Miss Rose Deem has returned TO
her home in Noble county alter a
visit of a week at the home of Eber
Deacon south east OF Plymouth.
Mrs. Means and Mrs. Walters OF
Garrett have returned home. They
visited Mrs. Will Craig there and a.
w. Jones at Bourbon
Charles R. Leonard has gone to
Rochester, N Y to purchase new
hearse for his undertaking establish
ment
Miss Deborah Paul has returned
to Valparaiso after a visit in this
city with her nieces, Mrs. c. r. Leon
ard and Mrs Southworth.
With the shipment of ,cafload of
canned tomatoes, Tuesday, Oct. "a.
the work OF the season at ike Ply
mouth earning factory will 'be about
completed
The snetring insinuation OF the
Democratic organ shows that it is
hard for even Metsker to swallow
the dose the bosses have prepared for
him at the crty election
Mrs. Catherine Blubaugh and her
son, Fred, were called to Benton
Harbor TO attend the funeral ST Mrs.
Blubaugh's sister, Mrs. Freeman,
who died Wednesday Oct 10.
Mrs. Major Bitters of Rochester,
and Mrs Jennie Snyder of Warsaw
who were guests of Mrs. ]. D. Nc
Coy for several days, have returned
10 their homes.
Two hundred bushels of tomatoes
were received at the canning factory
Thursday, Oct 49, This tells the
kind Of October weather we have in
Marshall county.
Congressman Brick has returned
to South Bend, after a two weeks
sojourn at French Lick He was
away when the city conventions OF
both parties were held.
The average temperature of north
ern Indiana for the month of Septein-
Der was six degrees warmer than at
indianapolis, ZOE miles further south.
The average here was &c degrees
while at Indianapolis it was only CO.
Tuesday, Oct. II. was the anniver-
sary of Burgoyne's surrender, one
of the greatest events of the Revolu-
ton and a thing that more than any
other caused France to throw her ia
vor with the American colonies.
In Bismarck, N. D. the other day
q condemned murderer went to the
gal1ows singing a song of his own
composition. This was the only way
he had of getting even with the jail
er and the rest.
Agent James E. Hanes has paid the
second installment of taxes due Mar
shall county from the Pennsylvania
Railway for the past year 1t amounts
to ss,43o16. Over $4,000 a year
from one railroad is quite sum of
money for taxes in one small county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Freese of West
went to Hamlet to attend
the funeral of Mr. Walker Clarke,
who was a resident of Marshall coun-
ty 40 years ago and well known by
many old Plymouth citizens and res
dents of West township.