The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-13

Many farmers from Porter
county and the south part of La
porte county have changed cars
in Plymouth this week on their
way to the state fair at Indian
apolis.
The country school houses will
probably open under the spelling
reform rule with the prize win
ners in spelling matches among
the boys now at the foot of the
classes.
The Laporte fair as an agricul-
tural exhibition, was pronounced
a failure by all who attended, but
the weather and the races were
good and shows and fakirs were
numerous.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hanes
are home from their wedding
trip and will reside at their nice
ly furnished home on Walnut
street half block north of the
Ross house
Instead of rambling across the
north pole in an airship Mr..
Wellman will spend the winter
in Paris. No other balloonist Of
the period has made such a hap
lpy landing.
The gang is becoming desper-
ate and have fled affidavits at
Logansport which the records
will prove absolutely false and
malicious. These affidavits vii.
finish them.
Daniel Rentschler, wife and
son and Mrs. Susan Uhl of Ak
ron, Ohio, accompanied by a half
dozen other relatives of this city,
drove to Argos Thursday and
spent the day with Mrs. Messer-
smith.
The Democratic congressional
committee had meeting in this
city Tuesday, but what they did
is not told to Republicans con-
sequently Our readers know
about as much as we do about
their plans for the campaign.
The United Brethren Confer
ence meets at North Mancheste
Sept. II and continues over Sun
day. The Methodist conference
will be in session at Lebanon the
same week and the preachers
will be assigned Monday Sep
III.
The remains of the eight
months old babe of Mr.. and Mrs
John Runner of Fort Wayne
former residents of West town
ship, was brought here Friday
morning and taken to the Dunk
ard church for funeral services
and interment.
The train on which Mrs. Os-
ear Tribbey avs travelling to Cal
lifornia was wrecked Thursday al
Coleman, 200 miles east of Salt
Lake City, but Oscar got a tele
gram Friday morning stating
that she had reached Salt Lake
City and was not hurt.
Rev. w. w. Lineberry, who
has been president and genera
overseer of the M. p. church in
Indiana for the past five years
has been appointed pastor of the
church at Greenfield this year ant
has moved his family to that city
from his farm, northeast of Ply
mouth.
When this crop OF Indiana to-
matoes smiles through catsup
bottles its smile will be brown
instead of red. The time honored
scarlet is to take a back seat 70;
the pure and unadulterated tinge
supplied by nature. This is the
dictum of the state board OF
health.
Mr.. Oden p. Caslow and Miss
Nellie Roberts were licensed to
marry by County Clerk Jones
Tuesday September II. The
bride is the daughter of Henry
Roberts, residing southeast Of
this city and both are among
Marshall county's best and most
popular young people
Joseph Hendricks who has
been employed for several
months in the big automobile
factory at Flint, Mich, is home
for visit of week. He says
he has been working ten to four
teen hours every day, but he
never looked heartier and
stronger than now.
The man picked up Sunday
| night and taken to the county
farm Tuesday told Superintend-
cnt Kruger that his name is Dav-
id Mcmahon, but the name of {.
Eckleston was found on the in
side of both sleeves of his coat
and he has evidently escaped
from some insane hospital.
According to statistics issued
by the clerk of the St. Joseph
circuit court the number of di-
vorces and applications for di-
vorce show decrease over last
year. This indeed is very encour-
aging, but as III petitions for lie
gal separation have been enterei
thus far in 1906, it would seer
THAT there is still room for i'm
lprovement.
! While we are rather used TO
revolutions and rumors of revo
buttons in Central and South
I America, it must be admitted
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