The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-02

Base Ball association this evening a
8 o'clock at Harry fingers Office Al
persons interested are requested tC
be present -
Next Tuesday and Wednesday tn,
Ottoes of Logansport play the Ply
mouth ball team in this city The
Logansport team is one of the bes
in the state and two great games ar,
expected.
The new feed barn on the old mil
site east of Hess, CRUDE, & Harley:
hardware store, is now open fol
business. There is a waiting room
for ladies and another for men TIL,
ladies have a place to rest before anc
after doing their shopping.
A tent has been erected lust west
of the Tribune Office and John w
Clarke of Michigantown, will com
mence a series of old fashioned Cos
pei meetings Thursday evening tc
teach people the way to heaven. Ad
mission free and everybody invited
The Rochester Presbyterian
church has been without a pastor
since Rev. George A. Hill resigned
and went OF Alma, Mich, last May
Last Sunday the church extended Z
call to Rev. Arthur NJ Smith of De
catur, and it is believed he will &C
cept.
t. F. Chapman who was seriousl,
burned by an explosion of powder
while firing cannon on the Fourth
is slowly recovering though is still
confined to his horne owing to the
injury of his eyes from which he suf-
fers considerable pain.-Argos Re-
Hector.
Plymouth son easily over the Lo-
gansport team at the fair grounds
Tuesday. The score was Is to in
favor of Plymouth. The majority oil
the Plymouth team were Plymouth
boys, which proves that home talent
is often better than that which is i'm
ported.
Mrs. John Ashley and her two
children and her mother, Mrs. Stuck
passed through Plymouth Friday on
their way to Grovertown to attend
the funeral of little Vadas Ashley
who died at South Bend Wednesda"
evening and was taken to Grover
town for burial.
News comes from Laporte that
Simon Vile, we'll known in Ply
mouth is in critical condition. Mr.
Vile is one of the old-time Demo-
cratic leaders of Laporte county, and
one of the few survivors of the old
guard. He is suffering with a com
plication of diseases.
If Goodrich and earn have as
much sense as Iowa Republicans,
they will recognize Hendricks as
chairman and restore Republican
harmony in Marshall county. 1t GER
tainly looks bad to see such men be-
come boilers every time things do
not exactly suit them.
The Argos Reflector says Jim
Gregory, an all-around bad man OF
the Bearss neighborhood in Fulton
county licked his mother and sisters
Friday and chased them with re-
volver, firing a number of shots at
them because they disagreed with
him on some trivial matter.
During a storm at South Bend,
Mrs. w. M. DeLyton, was struck by
an electric bolt, which burned her
clothing and blstered her back, but
beyond few bruises caused by a fall
she was not materially injured Her
companion, Mrs Grace Powell, was
rendered unconscious by the shock
James Wilson of near Maxinkuc-
kee, received broken leg and some
internal injuries in the runaway Sun
day near the lake. Mr.. Wilson jump
ed from his wagon when the team
started to run and the bone of his
right leg was found protuding
through the flesh.
Thursday was the SEVENTEEN ami
versary of Thomas NJ Berlin of Rut-
land and an enjoyable birthday sur
prise was arranged by his children
and there was happy family re-
union MIR. Berlin is one of the pi-
oneers of Marshall county and has
resided near Rutland for fifty years.
Prof. Zueblin, of Chicago Univer-
sity, who was reported as favoring
probationary marriage, denies the
charge with some degree of feeling
He asserts, however, that he does
believe that engagements publicly
announced and OF not less than six
months duration, enabling the par
ties to become better acquainted
with each other, would promote hap
pier marriages and result in fewer
divorces.
A horse being driven by Mrs. ].
F. Summers, was hit by lightning
and instantly killed in Whitley coun-
ty on Saturday The animals head
and shoulders were badly mutilated
The stroke cut large hole in the
head, tore out the teeth and then
cut its way through the horses
shoulder laying open the flesh,
which burned and crisped until the
fash ended by running down the
horses leg and into the ground.
Pickpockets are thought to be OPP
Grating in Warsaw and Winona Lake
and within the past week half doz-
en- ladies have missed their watches
and have failed to locate any OF them
after diligent search and advertising