The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-01-19
) . LOCAL NEWS 3


Inc city OF NORM manchester mas
agreed to give $50. 900 to secure the
Gust click is spending a few days
with friends at Chicago.
Mrs. Caroline Garrett is spending a
few days with friends at Bourbon.
Mrs. E. o. Holem who resides near
Twin Lake has moved 10 South Bend.
Mrs. E. @. Martindale is spending a
few days with her sister Mrs. J. Dixon
at Argos.
Mrs. Anna Karson has returned to
her home at Inwood, after spending
few days in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Nyhart are
spending few days with friends and
relatives at South Bend.
A marriage license hrs beeu issued
to; Peter Bruegel, A. and Nellie Voll-
ner 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. York are spend
ing few days with his brother Amos
York at Hamlet.
Mrs. Vida Casner is visiting her
mother Mrs. FL. Orcutt and other rel.
atives at Frankfort.
The us-Thornburg hog case
has been settled. The jury deciding
In favor OF Thornburg.
Mrs. Ed Campbell of Chicago is Wis.,
iting her father William Pomeroy and
other relatives in this city.
Erma Pierce has been granted di-
vorce from Claude Pierce and her
name change to Erma Winnings.
Miss Recy Cartwright took child
from Brightside to Waterloo Mich,
today where she will place him in a
home.
The Plymouth Ice dealers are reap
ing rich harvest of an excellent
quality Of ice. 1t is now almost twelve
inches thick.
power house and shops for the new
electric railway that is soon to build a
line through that place. This shows
commendable enterprise.
| Samuel Parker and G. A. Reeve are
executors of the estate of @. n. Reeve
and s. N. Stevens is executor of the
estate of Mrs. Herscher deceased.
Witnesses for the defense IN the
Smoot case deny political activity OF
the Mormons and declare there have
been no plural marriages In Idaho
since the manifesto was issued.
The Gar refuses to establish Rus
sian Congress. With the japanese,
and the Baltic fleet at large and a rev.
olution at home the Gar probably
THINKS he has trouble enough.
| Someone crept into the home of a
Westchester family and put some
thing in the coffee pot that made ev.
~ member sick next morning. Any
boarding house cook can do this.
Mrs. c. E. Campbell and daughter
Audrey of Plymouth are visiting rela.
tiveS here this week. They came
here Friday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Crawford.-Pierceton Record.
There is a good deal of faith lef,
in the country yet and people general
ly will be slow to believe that Unit
ed States Senator can be bought fol
} two thousand dollars.
Mrs. Norman Davis has returned te
her home at Bourbon after spending
several days with her brother Franz
Perkins and other relatives In this
city.
Mrs. S. s. Unger of Nappanee, who
has been spending few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Zehner il
this city went to Bourbon to visit .
few days before returning home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Hoover ant
family have returned to their home
, at Buchanan, Mich, after spending
several days with the family Of Syl
vester Lowell in this city.
} Twelve young society women, mem
: bers of the organ fund society of thu
Newcastle M. e. church, by acting al
! clerks in local dry goods store realiz
} ed $500, which will be applied to tn,
5 new $4,000 organ which has been in
| stalled.
The Winona Interuban railroad
company will erect larger building
and Install q plant of new and heaviel
! machinery at a cost of $500, 900, tt
furnish the power for the various
electric lines they propose building
the coming summer.
|. There have been several cases of ap
pendicitis In the vicinity OF Bourbon
during the past ten days. Samue
Baker and John Ecker were taken tx