The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-22
The conference at the Church

The conference at the Church
of God will be followed by a
Bible school commencing Non-
day, Nov. 10 and continuing one
week.
William Grippe and family have
returned from Denbigh, North
Dakota, where they resided for
the past four years, and have
been visiting for. a week in the
country north of this city. They
expect to locate near Wakarusa.
w. c. Miller was brought into
Justice Young's court Monday
forenoon and fined for assaulting
10. H. c. Miller. w. c. then had
O. H. c. arrested for provoke and
he took change of venue from
Justice Young's to Justice Mol
ter's court.
Levi Sinninger, residing two
miles southeast of Warsaw, drop
ped dead of heart disease at the
dinner table Saturday and his
wife died of heart disease caused
by the shock OF her husbands
death, an hour later. Their ages
were 65 and SO years.
DIR. Hurry secretary of the
state board of health, says AZ per
cent of the drugs sold in Indiana
during the past year were adal-
terated or were below standard
quality. AS the health of Indiana
was better during the past year
than most other states, weak
drugs may be good thing.
Elkhart county cast the larg-
est Prohibition vote of any coun-
| ty in the Thirteenth district. The
state ticket received 628 votes,
Shaw for congress had 581 votes
and one candidate on the county
ticket received 7O8 votes. The So
cialist polled 332 votes in that
county.
The state of Indiana VS. John
r. Sponseller assault and battery
with intent to commit murder, is
1.-THE title of the suit filed in circuit
court. Sponseller's bail was fixed
at $1,000 by Justice Young and it
is probable that the case will be
called early in the term which
commences Nov. &c.
The free distribution of seeds
was frowned upon in a resolution
adopted by the Farmers Nation
al congress at Rock Island re-
GENTLY. 1t recommended that
money thus spent be devoted to
investigating agricultural meth
|ods in foreign lands and introdu-
Icing them through agricultural
schools.
Marquette Place is the name of
a new addition to srgos plated
lby the Wicker Bondurant Co.
The sale of lots bean Saturday,
Nov. IL. 1t is the land once own
ed by Marquis L. Smith, one of
the founders of Argos, who resid-
ed there until he died and the adj
dition to some extent preserves
his name.
Fred Schroeder of Bourbon,
will be deputy sheriff after Janu-
airy 1. Deputy sheriff Head had
sense enough to know that no
Republican could be elected this
year consequently he has been
teaching two months. He has
made an excellent deputy but he
fealized that the next deputy
would be a Democrat.
Judge Hess and some lesser
lights come forward with the
statement that the election in
Marshall county this year only
represents a return to normal
conditions. We did not know un-
/ til we heard this what fix we
are in. We think, however, that
these gentlemen as well as the
weakly" Chronicle are entitled
to another guess.
| Owen Kitch and Adam Lemler
were caught netting on Lake Of
the Woods on the evening Of
Nov. Z, by deputies H. H. Housev
Ia. d. Vanderford and others.
They entered plea of guilty be-
fore Justice Edward S. Hitch of
Bremen, and were fined S. and
costs, amounting to $3.50 in
each case. They were using a
gill net 100 yards long.
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