The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-29

visiting relatives and friends in Ply
mouth few days.
George Joyce and family of Ora,
Ind, have returned home alter Wis
it in this city and vicinity.
Miss Stella Robinson has returned
10 South Bend after a visit of a week
with her parents in this city.
Misses Florence Myers and Fern
Rutherford went to Bringhurst
Thursday for a visit of several days.
c. L. Coffin and family have re-
turned to Cicero after a visit with
relatives and friends west of here
Almost the whole of the central
and northern portion of Indiana was
in the throes of wind and flood Wed
nesday
Mrs. Minnie Kotterman has re-
turned to her home at Denver, Ind,
after visit with relatives here.
Nelson Martindale. Lawrence Rig
gems and Thomas Spencer have gone
to Hubbard to cut logs for the Hib-
bard saw mill
Mrs. William Meyer of Elkhart,
Mesdames Topper and Meyer of
South Bend are visiting Mrs. Ami
Rupel in this city,
| There is a surplus of government
receipts over expenditures of $4,000
600 for the fiscal year A year ago
there was a deficit of $14,6OO,OOO.
Mrs. w w. Richey left for Pueb-
10, Colorado Thursday morning to
make that place her home, Mr.. Rich
ey having gone there several weeks
ago.
Mrs. Frank Huhian has returned
to Monterey after a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Peter Richard
and her brothers and sisters in this
vicinity
Mrs. M. M. Strawhecker has re-
turned to her home at Devils Lake
N. d. She was called here several
weeks ago by the death of her father,
C. A. Marsh.
John w Wilson has filed complaint
for divorce against his wife Iona
Wilson, and Mary E Zumbaugh has
filed a complaint for divorce against
Edward limbaugh
Rev. N. E. Tinkham and wife, of
~. e. e I'll
and Kewanna and we'll known in
Plymouth, have gone to Montgomery
Alabama, to spend the winter.
Statements filed at Albany show
that the expenses OF the late election
in the state of New York were over
$3,OO0,00O. Hearst alone spent
quarter of million, according to his
own sworn statement.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows
in session at Indianapolis voted to
erect new fourteen story grand
lodge building in Indianapolis and
to expel all saloon keepers and bar
tenders from the order
Henry Hoover is here from Kan
sas, visiting his brother Christian
Hoover and other relatives south of
this city. He has been in Kansas sew
eral years, owns a fine farm and
: thinks that country is all right.
Mrs. Robert Erwin has returned
from South Milwaukee where she
. visited her niece Mrs Grace Curtis,
who has been in poor health the last
:. few months. The sick one remains
5 about the same-Bourbon Mirror
Pearl Earle, twelve years old,
daughter of Thomas Earl, residing
on the Switzer farm, northwest of
/ Plymouth, had her leg broken just
: below the hip, Wednesday afternoon,
e by an clubhouse blowing over and
o pinioning her beneath it.
Col Steere and wife of Rhode Is
e land, will spend the winter at Gull
u yer. They have rented Uncle Billy
e Osborne house and Uncle Billy will
y live with them Mrs. Steere was Miss
: Osborne thirty-ive years ago and
was known as the smallest woman in
Is Indiana. Her husband is also a mid
e get
,r Quail may be killed from this time
e forward until midnight of Dec. 31st
l. No hunter is allowed to kill more