The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-11

the sick list several days.
Joseph Miner and Joseph Erwin OF
went to Argos to spend
Sunday
Edgar Dickinson still seems to be
slowly, but IS not yet out
Of danger.
Miss Harriet Peck of Chicago, was
the guest of Miss Katherine Sulli-
van over Sunday.
Joseph Chase OF Tyner, visited his
daughter, Mrs. Seybold, Friday after
noon and Saturday.
A tornado did damage to the
amount of hall. a million dollars in
New Orleans Friday
John Fribley of Bourbon, stopped
in this city on his way to Stillwell
to visit over Sunday.
Quincy Kepler has returned to his
home at Talma after a visit of few
days at Thomas Sponsler's.
Mrs. Abner has returned to her
home at Crovertown, after a visit
with the family of H. B. Allen.
Miss Emma Holem came home
from Columbia City Friday evening
to spend Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Lizzie Shakes Wilhelm of
South Bend, has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in this city several
days.
Fifteen cases OF diptheria in eight
different families were reported at
South Bend during FIVE days of the
past week.
The sudden changes in the atmos-
phere have caused colds, rheumatism
and stomach trouble TO an extent
greater than usual.
Several men have called to ask if
the editor of the Independent has
got another letter from his sister
since the O'Keefe trial
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Rufus of Erie.
Pa, are visiting the family of George
Lemler and other relatives and old
friends in West township
The editor of the Independent tes-
tilted in the O'Keefe trial that o.
Keefe called him liar and CRATER
The jur, acquitted O'Keefe.
Mrs. ane Mohn has returned to
her home at Wooster, Ohio, after a
visit of eight weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Benoni Jordan and other rela-
tives here.
Rev Henry Boeckeiman, pastor o:
the Catholic church at Elkhart, died
Friday morning. He was one of the
best known priests n northern lndi-
ana and had often visited in Ply
mouth.
Latest news from Walkerton says
the roof of the water works station
was burned off Friday morning and
the interior damaged but the plant
was not destroyed as first reported
and the pumps will be started again
in few days.
A prominent man in this city says
Metsker's editorial on the Rettinger
trial was probably intended to prove
that the mind of the editor is not
strong enough to resist temptation
And he expects to be acquitted on
that grounds if he is ever arrested
The mayor of Akron, Ohio, adj
vises the mothers of girls who fiiri
to spank them Unfortunately, how
ever, the mothers of such girls are
usually too busy washing the dishes
or doing other kinds of houseworl
to notice what their daughters are
up to.
Metsker admires Bryan for favor
ing government ownership He ad
mired the Rettinger jury until it re
turned its verdict aod now he is il
love with the O'Keefe jury, because
they believed that O'Keefe told TIL,
truth in regard to the Independent
editor
Six counties in Iniiana will tr,
voting machines in The election o
next month and the result will b.
watched with interest by other coun
ties which have not yet decided t.
adopt the up-to-date system. Marion
Vanderburg, Vigo, Montgomery
Delaware and Newton are the coun
ties, and ESQ machines will be re
quired.
With one woman suing for divorce
| in a Chicago court on the grount
that her husand was too affection
ate" and another on the ground tina
| her husband is too "courteous" it i
easy ~ SEC tldl ifO Obt Sdh tNii VIA
husband may next be made defen
dant in a divorce suit The courts
ought to put stop to some of thi
nonsense
A little child of Norman Miller
manager of the canning factory wa
caught by belt Saturday morning
and but for the prompt action of on
of the men who stopped part of tn
machinery might have been killed
One hand and arm was considerable.
crushed and bruised and there wer
some other injuries which it is be
lieved will not prove serious.
The funeral of Jacob Noll was hell
at the Ewald school house Sunda,
afternoon conducted by Rev. M. V
Hibbs. A large crowd of friends wa
present Mr. Noll was born in 1921
in Saxony, and came to America a
the age of 10. In 1850 he moved t.
the farm south of town where he ha'