The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-09

ell, southeast of Inwood, is being
remodeled and improved.
Catherine, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. N. Stevens, is Wis
iting relatives at Argos.
The little child of Fred Trib-
bey that has been seriously i'll
with dysentery, is now GONZALES
cent at its home near Wolf
Creek.
The condition of w. S. Gear,
who was seriously injured by
falling from a cherry tree several
weeks ago, is not SO good as 1t
was a few days ago.
II. T. Warnes and family of
Chicago, who have been visiting
relatives here for two weeks,
went to South Bend Thursday
for a visit of few days.
| DR.. Knott reports a girl baby
born at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Denver Fetters Thursday morn
ing and a boy at the home of
Charles McJimpsey Wednesday.
Stephen Falconburg died al
his home in Teegarden last Mon
day evening and the remains
were buried at that place We'd
nesday.
Elton and Earl Y. Hoff lef:
for North Dakota Thursda,
morning and expect to take
homesteads in the western part
of that state.
Coroner Stephens will hold an
official inquest this afternoon to
determine the cause of the death
of Eugene Kemp. He held a
postmortem Wednesday even
ling. ~
Over thirteen hundred tickets
were sold for the Bourbon Sun
day school excursion to Wihona
Jim Fribley and Agent Twoorl
ey are growing over Senator
Parks.
Rev. l. Rothenberger of South
Bend, came up from Winona
Friday morning to attend the
Reformed church picnic and visit
his many friends in this city and
vicinity.
While the Wallace circus was
exhibiting at Goodland, colored
stake driver got into a quarrel
with the foreman and was shot in
1.-THE mouth, but his teeth stopped
the bullet.
! The Chicago Tribune says
THAT to date ninety-three have
lied from injuries incidental to
he recent celebration of the
Fourth of July. the list includes
the two Elkhart deaths.
Plymouth goes to Warsaw to
play ball tomorrow. Our boys
beat Logansport again yesterday
land are beginning to believe they
can play ball again. We hope
they will not get beat tomorrow
Indiana gets the credit on the
|outside of being reformed
state; the lid is supposed to be
lon in all the cities and towns SC
tight that no one could violate
the law if he wanted to. But is
lit so?
| Arthur Oglesbee, son of Mr.
land Mrs. Rollo Oglesbee, went
to Chicago to become student
at the Columbia School of Mus
ic. The young man was awarded
a scholarship for years study
l-Laporte Bulletin.
| 1t is said that postmortem
held Wednesday evening showed
that Eugene Ramp would have
died if there had been no woaFd
on the left side. the conditions o.
the intestines on the right side
being such that there was nc
hope of his recovery.
| Because he threw raspberry
pie against the wall, Chicago
lnan's wife has secured divorce
land alimony to the extent of $50
1000. 1t was only few days age
that Cleveland minister declar-
ed pie to be worse than beer il
its effect upon morality.
Rev. A. M. Taylor of Frank,
fort, Ind, stopped in Plymouth
Thursday morning on his way
to Huffman's Lake Kosciusl:c
county to arrange for a canr
Injecting to commence august II
and continue two weeks. He Is
a prominent minister of the AT
rican M. f. church.
John Wyatt, pioneer resi-
dent OF DeKalb county, died Sat
urday on his farm near Soenccr-
vile at the age of ninet,'si>
years. He had sustained brok
en- hip recently and failed rapid.
ly. Mr.. Wyatt was widely
known throughout the count,
md the surrounding counties.
Snoeberger, with Drs. Preston
and Deeds in his automobile
started for the lakes of Starkt
county Thursday morning yer,
early. If you want to know the
rest how the machine broke
down, why no fish were caught
how the party walked, waded
starved, and got hot, just ask DIR
| Deeds.
Richard Pearson Hobson. hero
of the Spanish-American war