The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-19

weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Swindell and daughter
have returned from a visit at Kalama-
zoo, Mich
Georgia peaches and Marshall
county green corn and tomatoes are
now on the market
The mems club of the Presbyterian
church will elect officers tonight, and
there is other business of importance.
Mrs. Crowder, wife of Rev John
s. Crowder, has gone to Crawfords-
vile to visit her parents two or three
weeks.
Attorney Lauer, Mr.. VanGilder,
Will Orman and Jesse Altman ac-
companed the Plymouth ball team to
Columbia City.
Work has been commenced on the
foundery at the west end of the city
and it will soon be one of Plymouth's
large industries.
Prof. Arthur Deamer, superintend-
ent of the schools OF Fulton county,
has been chosen principal of the La
porte high school
Thomas Ladd nephew of Richard
Laid, has been visiting in this coun-
ty. He is a grocer in Marion and
had not been here before for fifteen
years.
The Democrats of Elkhart county
have called their convention to nom
mate county candidates to meet at
Goshen. August 1s. The Democratic
congressional convention meets in
Plymouth August 80.
Mrs. Lydia Buchanan, widow of
Abraham Hardin Buchanan, the first
settler of Tippecanoe township, died
at Portland, Oregon, recently, aged
"a years. The family moved to Ore
gon thirty years ago.
The Bourbon Advance says J. Van
gundy an old man almost blind, who
had not fshed for fifteen years, was
dragged into court last week and
heavily fined for having an old rusty
fish spear on his premises.
The appellate court has held that
Canada thistles must be cut by the
man who knows they are on his place,
regardless of whether the supervisor
has notified him or not. They held
that no notice is necessary.
Miss Dollie Logan has gone home
with Mrs. John Ringle for visit oil
few days in German township
Mrs. Ringle was Miss Florence
Wareham and was employed in Ply
mouth until short time before he
marriage a few days ago.
The opening of the fifth session oil
the Culver Summer Naval School
shows that the remarkable growth oil
previous years has ben maintained
and the close of the first week finds
two hundred and FIVE registered with
"a few more yet to come.
Cyrus Watson was in town last
Monday to visit the business men a
short time and bid his sister. Mrs
Jackson, good bye. The latter start'
for her home in Oklahoma soon afte
visit with her sister, Mrs. Beck, and
her father.-Bourbon Advance.
B. F. Wetmore of Chicago, grand
nephew of James v. Bailey, is here
for a visit of few days. He inherit:
the lots near the tann~rv and mill
which Mr.. Bailey owned at his dealt.
and will in prove them !" the neal
future and may make Plymouth hi.
home.
Believing that it was no part of he
wifely duties to act as devil in hi
printing office. set type, and hustle
the forms to press, Mrs. Nellie L
Warvle brought suit for divorc,
against Harry o. Warvle. formerl,
editor and publisher of newspaper
at North Judson.
After the loss of his health ane
spending fortune OF $4,000 in d ssh
patton, James Manning. 81 years old
former marshal OF the District o
Columbia. was found dead in TIL,
lhayloft of the Calumet Livery Com
any lac Thirty-hrst street. Chicago
Tuesday afternoon.
Rather than go into the courts
which is against their religions prin
ciples, heirs of the late John s. Stude
baker, all of whom are Dunkards
submitted to a committee of thre,
disinterested persons the adjustmen
of the Studebaker estate No lawyer
were retained by any of the litigants
The carpenters force has begun
work on the Reformed church ant
the frame will be ready for the brick
layers in ten days. J. H. Zechiel ha'
ben appointed general manager ans
expects to push the work and to have
the building ready for occupanc,
some time in October.-Culver Cit
zen.
The report that Miss Pearl Swov
erland and Albert E'linger were mar
ried is vigorously denied by the par
/ ties concerned. We are authorized Il
deny it for them The story origin
ated as a joke because they have
relatives in South Bend and visites
there at the SINE timc-Bo .rbon Mir
ror.
The South Bend Tribune says Pos.
master Ranstead of Bremen, expect.
~, he o,.etad from, off,ca h,,< NE fr,tac