The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-30

who has been visiting relatives
in this city and county during
the past ten days, returned home
Wednesday. accompanied by Ty-
uer Vanvactor of this city.
DR.. Stephens has returned
from Fort Dodge, Iowa, where
he was called last week by the
serious illness of his brother. He
left his brother, who is suffering
with appendicitis, somewhat i'm
proved.
The city of Logansport, al
ready in debt beyond the limit
allowed by law, has been re-
strained by the court from lew
ing a tax or issuing bonds to pay
$67, 491.O9 as the city's share for
a new sewer.
The Plymouth Democrat
says: "The original stand-patter
was the man in a poker game
who believed he held a hand
which would easily skin all the
other players" Well Mctskei
ought to know.
James A. Hanes and Miss Ma
honey were married at Valpara-
$50, Wednesday morning, but we
have no particulars. They will
however, make their home in
this city where Mr. Hanes has a
nice residence fitted up.
1t is reported that William
O'Keefe is the man that got the
Starke County Republican 20
suggest Metsker as congression-
al timber in order to keep Nets
ker from attending the Bryan
reception in New York Thurs
day.
The Hessian fly has appeared
in large numbers in the state of
and the state ento-
mologist recommends the heroic
measure of cutting and burning
the entire wheat crop of this
year in order to exterminate the
pest.
Quite a number of Indiana ed
itors have come to their senses
and are refusing to accept Chas.
Downings offer of a couple of
state fair tickets for $50 worth
of advertising, while the officers
of the fair draw fat salaries for
CHIT work.
Daniel Rentschler and son,
Mrs. Susan Uhl and son arrived
from Akron, Ohio Tuesday ev-
ening to visit their brothers, Sis
ter and other relatives and as
sist in settling the estate of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
George Rentschler.
Speaker Cannon has bought
400 acres of Kankakee land. He
came to Kouts, Porter county
and registered as ]. c. Cannon
and nobody suspected that he
was the speaker of the United
States congress and a candidate
for President.
Rev. Walter Dickinson of
White Plains. N. Y, arrived
Tuesday to claim his bride, Miss
Harriet Morris. They will be
married Tuesday, September A.
and will reside at White Plains
where Mr.. Dickinson is pastor
of Congregational church.
Mrs. Daniel Myers died this
Wednesday afternoon at her
home in this city. She was sis
ter of Mrs. John Bowel and
Mrs. Frank Lamson, and was
the eldest sister of the Cox fam
lily. Her mother, Mrs. Robert
Cox, is still living in this city.
The entertainment at the
Webster school auditorium
Tuesday night was largely at
tended, every seat being taken
and halls filled with chairs. Ii
was an excellent entertainment
given by Indiana's greatest i'm
personator assisted by his wife,
A telegram was received in
his city Friday announcing the
death of Willard Winfield ST.
mons at Denver, Colorado. II
is supposed that the remains will
be brought to this city for burial
and letter giving definite infor-
nation is expected Sunday
morning.
/. Lightning struck the house Of
Chas. Cooper last Sunday during
the storm creating considerable
havoc. Mrs. Cooper and sever
al of her .neighbors were in the
kitchen at the time and were sc!
verely shocked. The bolt struck
the chimney passing through
the floor.-Bourbon Advance.
Battery Park, New York, with
its myraids of way-fares, Its
magnificent environments and
its hundreds of incandescenl
lamps, form the background III
one of the many interesting
scenes in Lost in New York :
sterling comedy drama which i:
to appear at the Opera house to
morrow night.
The Chicago Record Herald
announces that Walter Wellma:
has decided to postpone his bal
loon trip to the north pole unit
next year. OF course Wellmar
is not such fool as to believ. h,
can go to the north pole and re
turn in a balloon. 1t is only ar
advertising scheme for the Rec
ord Harold