The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-29
Plymouth, Indiana, June %, 1905.
! ALOCAL NEWS 8 !


A. N. Cleveland went to Cleveland
Ohio on business
W. F. Raymond an6 vile have gone
to Angola for weeks visit.
Mrs. L. Creenawalt has returned
from a visit at Hanna.
Miss Eta Dreibelbiss is visiting
at the home of w R. Harris.
w. E. Leonard went to Wanatah
on business.
New potatoes are selling in Indian
apolis as low as soc bushel
Miss Ginevra Elliott spent the af-
ternoon at South Bend Thursday.
Archie Wilcox on Chicago is here
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wilcox.
Nappanee, it is said, has more ex-
its size in Indiana.
Carl Kloepfer has accepted posi-
ton as instructor in German, in the
public schools of Leavenworth, Kan
sas He has been teaching at Spring
field, Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphreys OF Belle
fontaine, Ohio. and Mrs. Bussing OF
Warsaw are mere visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Humphreys and Mrs.
d. Moore
Chas. L. Marsh, VIM F. Ade ani
H H. Smith, civil engineers on the
Pennsylvania railroad, who have been
here for the past month, went to
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Thursday.
Several Plyn outh ladies drove out
and took supper at the farm of John
Palmer Wednesday. Mr.. Palmer has
now beautiful home and farm with
fine stock OF every kind where few
years ago was only narshy wilder
ness.
Daniel Burger, who died at Lapaz
last week, aged GO years, came with
his parents from Ohio to North town
ship 81 years ago and had resided
there ever since For a number of
years he could call by name every
man n North township. The attend
ance at the funeral was the largest
ever seen in Lapaz- He left 10 rela-
tives
The printing plant Of PLUCK" a
monthly publication devoted to the
interests of the Anti Cigarette
League, has been roved from Chi
cago to Logansport, where it will oc-
cupy quarters in the Longwell- Cum
mings building. The magazine has
a circulation of $4,000 and is said to
be growing at the rate of thousand
a month.
A dance and party was given last
Thursday night at the home of An
drew Eckert three miles northeast of
this city Mr.. Eckert had just COM
pleted new bank baro and the young
people in the neighborhood and of
Plymouth enjoyed an evening of dan
cling upon the new floor About 100
were present, hack load going from
town. They all report a most enjoy
able evening Frank Hagar, Chas.
Whitley, Albert Bonier and Willie
Hendricks furnished the music.
The May term of Court closed
last week The next term of court
convenes on the third Monday of
September instead of October as it
heretofore has done. This change
was made by an act that was passed
by the last Legislative body, approved
March 6, 1905. According to that act
the terms of court in Marshall county
will begn as follows: Third Monday
of September, FIVE weeks in duration.
Fourth Monday of November, six
weeks. Second Monday of February,
six months. First Monday of May,
FIVE weeks.
Speeding eastward at the rate OF
sixty miles an hour, the Twentieth
Century limited train of the Lake
Shore road, which covers the distance
between New York and Chicago in
eighteen hours, struck an open switch
at Mentor, O., Wednesday night, and
death and destruction followed in a
fash. The huge engine which has
broken all railroad records for speed
was smashed like an eggshell and re-
duced to pile of scrap iron. Eight
lives were snuffed out in the crash,
while sixteen passengers were In
jured The observation car on the
end Of the train caught FIRE, ard ev-
cry coach of the train was dersiled.