The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-18
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Zoe Stein made a business trip
to Culver today.
Mrs. bessie Myers has moved
from Plymouth to Chicago.
George Weisert and Mamie
Burden were licensed to marry.
Mrs. B. F. Head has gone to
Indianapolis to remain with rel
atives for some time.
Louis n. Altman of Chicago,
was in town today calling on his
parents and other friends.
Mrs. James McHugh is spend
ing a week in Mishawaka with
her daughter, Mrs. John G. Mil
Ter.
M. V. Starr, of the Goshen
News-Times, IN attendance upon
the convention, made this Office
a call.
Mrs. Hite has returned to her
home at South Whitley after a
visit in this city with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. NJ. Kyser.
Senator Parks has been con-
fined to his home this week by
sickness, and was not able to at
tend the district convention to-
day.
T.. E. Houghton has been APP
pointed manager and collector
for the Singer Sewing Machine
Co. Office at Houghtons Music
Store.
Mrs. D. w. Brown and son OF
Flora, Ind, spent Sunday with
the family of Mr.. Jordan the
gardner, who resides just north
of the fair grounds.
Larkin Pogue was Monday in
Justice Molter's court found gull
Nv of assault and battery on
charges preferred by Mrs. Laura
Koontz. Fined 81 and costs.
Herman and Mary Miller,
children of John C. Miller, now
residing in Mishawaka, spent
Sunday in Plymouth at the home
of their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James McHugh.
Mrs. John Emery of Kokomo
returned home Wednesday
morning after a visit of month
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John K. Galloway. She likes
Plymouth and would be pleased
to make it her home.
A. c. Kreighbaum, of South
Bend, a former Plymouth boy
came down from that city We'd
nesday. He has been employed
by a wholesale candy firm for
several years and like the typical
Plymouth boy has made sue
cess.
Mr.. Henry Gearhart of Etna
Green, went to South Bend Wed
nesday to look after interests
there, and expects TO remove ms
family to that city soon. Mr..
Gearhart was formerly resident
of Inwood and we vouch tor him
as a good citizen.
Catharine Marie, aged 9
months days, daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. Jacob Vogt, died Mon.
day evening at 9 p. m. Funeral
will be held at the residence on
the Daniel Myers farm 2 miles
northeast of the city "Wednesday
at 2 D. nj. conducted by the Rev
Crowder. Interment at Oak Hill
cemetery.
Our readers are favored with
letter in this issue from John r
Baker, who with his family, lei
here a month ago to spend the
winter in the south. Mr.. Baker
writes of meeting the family OF +
E. Myers, formerly pastor OF th'
WESLEYAN church here, who re
moved 10 a CldiIIi III lChhSSo~S
year or more ago.
John Birkhold was badly burn
ed Monday while repairing boil
er at the county farm. A buckle
of lime which he was Stacking ex
ploded while he was stirring 1
and burned his face, eyes and one
arm. 1t was at first feared tina
the sight of his eyes would b.
injured, but we are glad that /
now seems that the injuries arr
not serious.
Postmaster General Cortelvo'
denies the report published in In
diana Sunday papers to the effec
that Postmaster c. d. Sherwir
would be removed from the 20
shen Office before his term ex
nired. Sherwin, according to tn
postmaster general will be allow
ed TO serve ont his term, which
ends next Saturday, but there i
not even a slight chance for HIN
to secure re-appointment.
Marshall White Of Nortl
township called at the ofhce OF
Wednesday and subscribed to
the Tribune. We understood MI
White sold a part of his farm
some time ago and we feared n
,,,ld leave rs to hunt up anoth
- location. but he assured us h
had sold but part OF his farn
and had no intention of leavinl
the home of his birth, believing
Marshall county to be goo