The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-08-09

Sdife eehitoy.
East Goshen has 55 acres ir
celery beds this season and the
crop is better than usaul.
Rev. J. L. Vince of Pierceton
preached at Salem church five
miles north of Plymouth Sun
day.
Mrs. Cox of Bourbon, spent
Sunday in this city with heI
mother 1t the home of Senator
Parks.
Sherman Evans and family oil
Hubbard were here Monday. Mr.
Evans was returning from a visit
at Warsaw.
Mrs. Julia Blain and son, Oil
yer, and Miss Ferguson have
gone to Van Vert, Ohio, for a
visit of a week.
Melvin Chase and family are
here visiting at ]. A. Cunning
hams, Leopold Lauer's and
with other relatives.
Miss Edith Hibbitts of Bour-
bon, spent Saturday night and
Sunday in this city, the guest OF
Mrs. Thomas Sponsler.
Miss Clara Kline has returned
to South Bend after a visit OF
several days at the home of John
Richard south of this city.
The old Carter Harrison fac
ton is given complete control
of the Democratic party in Chi
cago by the primary election
held Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, re-
siding four miles south of Ply
mouth, were called to Monterey
Saturday by the serious illness
of Mr.. Miller's mother.
Mrs. Charles III. Harris and
Miss Jennie Wells of St. Louis,
are visiting at ]. F. Hartle's,
Mrs. Harris is Mr.. Hartle's aunt
and Miss Wells is his niece.
Jacob Gardener and his
daughter, Mrs. Bert Ellis of Bre-
men, stopped in Plymouth Mon
day morning on their way to In
dianapolis for a visit of week.
X. c. Bennett returned from
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Saturday
evening and has gone to Logans-
port to work in the store in
which Mr.. Kloepfer is partner.
There was good crowd, good
music and interesting exercises
at the unwilling of the monu-
ments by the Woodmen of the
World at Oak Hill cemetery
Sunday.
Jesse Markley, Floyd Miller,
Byron Moore, Jay Beyler, James
Jenkins, Joseph Pitman of this
city and several others from Ty-
ner. leave Tuesday morning to
help harvest and thresh in North
Dakota.
James Anderson, owner of the
Hamlet Herald, has sold that pa
per to John Lloyd. Mr.. Lloyd
is owner and editor of the Han
ma News and will continue the
Hamlet paper as the third in his
string.
Judge Bernetha will come to
Plymouth Friday to decide the
habbeas corpus proceeding for
the admission of Alexander NJ.
Johnson to bail. Johnson is
charged with the murder of Eu-
gene Kemp.
Miss Martha McFadden has
returned from the South Bend
commercial school, the two
schools there having consolidat-
ed and shut down for two weeks
for invoice and arrangements for
future work.
Almost all the lawyers of Ply
mouth along with Editor Boys
and Ed earn went to Rochester
Saturday to see what would be
the outcome in earns first
round for change of venue in
the Craftsmanship case before
Judge Bernetha.
Mrs. Michael McGary of Fort
Wayne, Miss Rose McKague OF
Chicago, Miss Barbara MiIten-
ferger Of South Bend, and Will
lam Fitzgerald of Grand Rapids
we're here to attend the funeral
of William Cummings. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald was Willie's uncle.
With general strike through
out Russia being inaugurated
and already partly in effect in ST
Petersburg and with military
dictatorship under Grand Duke
Nicholas assured, the final stage
of the struggle which must de-
eide whether Romanoff or probe
tariat shall rule Russia has been
reached.
Edward Black of Garrett, AZ
years of age, shot and killed
Matte Cannon and then beat her
brain out with the end OF rifle
early Thursday morning. She
had been keeping house for
Black and he became jealous Of
other men and after loading up
on whiskey committed the deed
He had over $4,000 on his per-
son when searched.