The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-20
LOCAL NEWS

Howard Severns of Tippecanoe
township sold team of horses last
week for $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Edwards of
Saginaw, Mich, are visiting relatives
west of this city.
The farmers institute next week
will have excellent vocal music by
the Hibbard glee club.
Charles Gerard, who now owns the
old home farm near Inwood, was a
Plymouth visitor Wednesday.
Mrs: David Milestone has return
ed to her home at Mentone, after Wis
ting a week with her sister, Mrs. M.
NJ. Stevick.
The Heinz Pickle Co., will pay Is
per cent more for pickles in 1907
than they have been paying. Con-
tracts are now ready.
People from every part of Mar
shall county and from adjoining
counties, find the finest and cheapest
goods in Plymouth stores.
The funeral of Albert E. Shilling
will be held at the SchiIIing. home in
West township Thursday at 10 o.
clock. Interment at Oak Hill.
Robert Erwin of Bourbon and l..
w. Mcclure of Argos, both old and
prominent citizens or this county,
were in Plymouth Wednesday.
The Logansport Reporter says
there are Al patients waiting for adj
mission to Longcliff, who cannot be
admitted until the new buildings are
completed
The Culver Military Academy
closed for the holiday vacation Tues.
day and many of the cadets changed
cars in Plymouth on their way to
their homes.
A proposed law to punish 14-year-
olds for disorderly conduct recogniz-
es the precocity of the rising gener-
alton with its fraternities and foot
ball celebrations. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Butcher, Mrs.
c. Shultz, Miss Jennie Schultz, Mrs.
Anderson and Peter Uncapher at
tended the funeral of Dora Ewald at
Grovertown Tuesday.
Hunters and game wardens over
the State are wrangling over the pro-
visions of the game law, neither side
being satisfied. The game has not
been heard from on the subject
John Zook is 10 be appointed post
master at Fulton, Ind Representative
Brick has made the recommendation
to the postoffce department and Sc
cured promise of his appointment
Mrs Field, Mrs. Hauk, Mrs Moore
and Ed Klingerman went 10 Argos
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. J. A. Miller. who died suddenly
at her home in Walnut township,
Sunday night
]. w Pryor, of Freedom, Indiana.
spent Tuesday night in Plymouth
and went from here to South Bend.
He is connected with the children's
home society of Indianapolis as one
of the board of managers.
Bishop McCabe was still fighting
death in the New York hospital
Wednesday morning, but his death
was expected at any minute. He has
not regained consciousness since he
was stricken with apoplexy Dec. ~
Thugs at North Manchester as
saulted an unknown man, beat him
into unconsciousness and robbed
him of SIS When found he was in
sensible and is still in serious con
dition. Officers are now at work on
the case
Elijah Hayes of Warsaw, who
decided almost all his property to the
Methodist church severaI years ago
to advance TIE cause of foreign mis-
sions, has been taken to the Metho-
'>dist old peoples home at Edgewater.
Ill He is 81 years old.
Albert E. Schilling died Tuesday
at his home in West township, aged
So years, 10 months and II days. He
was born in Germany but had been
a resident of this county many years.
He leaves brother and sister who
are residents of West township.
The discovery of bombs hidden by
reyolutionists in the Moscow public
library will remind elderly Indiana
readers of a historic incident of the
civil war-the importation by South
en- sympathizers of guns boxed up
and labeled Sunday school books.
The Oklahoma and Kansas storm
passed south of Plymouth and the
Iowa and Nebraska storm passed
north of Indiana consequently Tues
day and Wednesday were bright,
beautiful winter days, with clear blue
skies and exhilarating atmosphere.
Mrs NJ. F. Hume attended the
Sunday school convention held at
Center church, in Tippecanoe town
ship last Saturday and made an ad-
dress at the NJ p church in Tippe-
canoe Sunday morning and at the old
town in the evening. Prof F. B.
Carey Of Plymouth also attended the
Sunday school convention.
w. H. Craig and William Boil
man have been having great deal
of trouble about fences and road