The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-22


Forbes was delivering trees at
Culver Thursday.
Many railroad trains were
snowbound in Kansas Monday
night and Tuesday.
George Goodyear has a public
sale of stock, grain hay and farm
machinery next Tuesday.
Mrs. William York has return
ed to South Bend after visit OF
several days in this city and VI
cinity.
Charles Elsesser of Bourbon,
and Miss LATHE Reed ct Etna
Green. were married at War
saw Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Erwin OF Bourbon,
and Miss Meiser of Pierccton,
were guests of Mrs. Harry Hum
richouser this week.
The LII train going east
Wednesday afternoon was delay
ed by telegraph poles blowing
across the track near Hamlet.
I. Lemert of Polk township
claims to be the oldest justice OF
the peace in the state. He was
elected for the sixth time, Nov.
6.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daniels
have returned to their home at
Cambridge, Nebraska, after A
visit with numerous relatives in
this county.
Wednesday was a. very busy
day for the pension board in this
city and a large number of old
soldiers were examined for an in
crease of pension.
Little Helen Bennett of Ham
let, who has been visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and, Mrs. G.
A. Williams, returned home
Wednesday afternoon.
The anniversary social of the
Y. w. S. u. of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the Manse
Thursday evening. Members are
most cordially invited.
Rev. w. L. Switzer of Roches-
ter, will preach the Union
Thanksgiving sermon at the NJ
E. church in this city at 10 sc
a. m. Thursday, Nov. 20.
The high wind which ragged fol-
several hours Wednesday after
noon, made the weather some
what colder, and blew down
trees, fences, telegraph poles and
unroofed some small buildings.
The weekly Tribune consists
of ten pages -.lis week, the
big advertisements which every
body should read make ter
pages necessary. Eighty col
umns is large country paper.
There has seldom been highe
winds in Plymouth than Wed
nesday afternoon. 1t came il
gusts and did some damage. TIL,
smoke stack at the water work:
was blown down about ten mn
utes past one o'clock.
The first lecture of the course
at the High school auditorium
will be given Dec. 4, by Prof
Moulton of the University o
Chicago. His lecture on "Otke'
Worlds than Ours" is fully il
Illustrated with sterecpticon views
The new governor of the new
state of Oklahoma is native o
Pulaski county, Indiana. Hs
went to Oklahoma eighteen year.
ago. His name is James Kirk
wood and he worked on the farm
of his aunt, Mrs. William Wiley
before going west.
The annual session of the sur
vivors OF the battle Of Stone niv
err, which has met for the las
two years in Indianapolis on Jan
airy 2 and which was to have
been held this year in Marion
will be held at Eoblesville, tn,
place having been changed.
The commissioners of Porter
county have bounced Superinten
dent Heney of the Porter county
in6rmary. He was charged will
cruelty. with furnishing food un
fit to eat and with selling hog.
and chickens from the farm an
pocketing the money. E. c. Fnnl
was chosen to succeed Heney.
The skin of the wolf, which
was shot near Leesburg on Sun
day by James Hamilton, wa.
brought to Warsaw on Monday
ard exhibited to several people
. Ii was a splendid specimen o
that animal, the hide measuring
1T le4st FIVE feet from tip to tip
The color is of grayish tan ant
the tail is bushy.