The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-05
WIS. u. 4. ZONES is visiting In

Miss Erma Greer of Bourbon,
has gone to Oklahoma to spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Edna Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Tarr of
Williams County, Ohio, have
been visiting Mrs. Tarr's brother,
Will Strunk in this city.
Mrs. Jadiah Emmons, aged 81
years, was taken seriously i'll a
few days ago and is now lying at
the point of death at her home
in this city.
Eli Devinney of Bourbon a
a veteran of the civil war chang
ed cars here Friday, on his way
to the Soldiers Home at Dan
vile, H., where he will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Koehler
have returned to their home at
Lansing, Mich, after a visit at
the home of c. E. Meeks in this
city.
The wedding of Miss Bessie
Wink of Bourbon and Mr.. John
Keester will be solemnized Thurs
day, October 5, at 4 p. m. Miss
Wink was a former resident Of
Plymouth and has many friends
here.
Russell Stroup, an incorrigible
boy of Lapaz, not quite twelve
years old, has been committed to
Mrs. Works training school for
three years by Judge Bernetha.
Stephen Coleman, one of the
old settlers of Marshall county
is confined to his home at Burr
Oak. by a severe attack of rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Wayne Jordan of Bour-
bon visited her daughter, west OF
town and her aunt, Mrs. Emmons
a few days this week, returning
home Thursday.
A New York bank has been
swindled out of 100000 by a
forger, who seems to have got
ten this money almost as easily
as a life insurance company's Of
fcer.
one who poisons any animal,
either for the purpose of injuring
or killing it, may be imprisoned
in Jail for six months and fined in
any sun not less than S. or more
than 800.
The people will recolIect that
the tax levy in Plymouth has
nothing to do with improving the
streets, as the property owners
on the improved streets pay for
all the Improvements and besides
this pay their share of city taxes.
The News-Mirror says a SUR
prise welding occurred at Bour-
bon Sunday evening when Mrs.
Geneva Conner of Bourbon and
A. G. King, a liveryman of Mary
vile, Kansas, were. married.
There are no criminals in the
Marshall County jail and there
have been no jury trials of any
kind so far during this term of
court. People of Marshall county
have learned to behave them
selves ard settle their difference
without going to law.
Mrs. Perry Schlosser and
daugter, Jessie, and Mrs. Schlos-
ser's sister, Mrs. Joseph Behmer,
of Logansport, and Master Har-
~ Behmer, who are visiting here
went to Lapaz to spend Sunday
with their brother.
Mrs. Rankin and Mrs. Clantz,
of Ulrichsville, Ohio and Mrs.
Myrtle Stansbury, of Garrett,
who had been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Win Sponsler and other rel
atives here several days returned
home toady.
Mrs. A. E. Lamson and family
have arrived from Plymouth to
make Warsaw their future home
Mr.. Lamson having accepted a
position in the clothing house Of
Marcus Philipson. Mr. Lamsor
and family have taken Mrs. Pear.
mans residence o n North Buffalo
street.-Warsaw Times.
County Superintendent Marks
and Hon. Daniel Mcdonald went
to Culver today to look in on the
Military Academy at work. The
Culver school is the largest of it:
kind in the United States excep'
West Point, and it had to turr
away scores of applicants thi:
year for want of room.
Harry Force eldest son O
Chas. Force, arrived at his faith
er's house Wednesday evenin,
after an absence of seven years
He had been travelling with a Cir
Gus through Europe and othe
countries. His wife and sol
came here from Scotland fv
weeks ago.
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