The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-25

Mrs. Sarah Foster has returned to
TioSa after a visit of a few days
with relatives in Plymouth
Little Mary Crowder who has been
seriously i'll with diptheria since last
Thursday seems to be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Goddard, of
South Bend, are here as guests of the
family of Charles Bryan, south of
town.
Frances Eich, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferdinand Eich was critically
i'll Monday and Tuesday, but is now
considerably improved.
Mesdames Col Fleet and L. r.
Gignilliet, of Culver Academy return
ed to Culver Wednesday, having been
the guests of friends here.
The Schafer clew spoken of few
days ago, falls fat with a dull sick
ening thud, just as have the other
clews in regard to the murdered
/ ScnOOl teacher.
Public veal demands that the laws
be enforced and an officer confronts
himself with his oath who will not
hearken to the mandates of the law
to see that it is obeyed by all citi-
zens
Last Saturday and Sunday were
the warmest January days ever ex-
perienced in Plymouth. The mercury
registered 6s degrees in the shade at
noon Saturday, while it was showing
in Texas and Oklahoma.
The new suits filed this week are
the complaint of Emma c. Schilt ask
ing for a divorce from Edward c.
Schilt and the State Life Insurance
company versus Earl J. Richmire on
account for claim of $223.
]. F. earn the hustling member
of the Republican committee from
prcinct No. 1 Union township, was
in Plymouth Wednesday and says
Republicans of Union township are
wide awake and will vote right next
November
Harold, son of Rollo B. Oglesbee,
formerly of this city, has graduated
from the United States naval school
of electrical engineering at Brooklyn
N. Y. navy yard and has been sent
to San Juan, Porto Rico, to spend
| two years in the wireless telegraph
station.
Edward E. Snyder and Clarence
Phoebus, were arrested at Bourbon,
Monday night, charged with breaking
into the Pennsylvania depot and
stealing some articles of value Both
were bound over to circuit court.
Phoebus gave bond but Snyder was
sent to jail
Judge Paulus, of the Grant county
circuit court, has just rendered a de-
cision of considerable Importance on
the question of employing tax ferrets
to uncover sequestered property for
taxation. As he CONSTITUTES the law
| county commissioners have no right
| to employ tax ferrets, for the reason
that there is no law authorizing them
| to do So
The new Methodist church at In
| wood will be dedicated on February
II. The people of Inwood and vicin-
| ity are making efforts to have the
occasion an important epoch in the
history of that town and they will
be pleased to have large attendance
to witness the exercises of the dedi-
| cation.
Miss Mamie Burden, a graduate of
the Plymouth schools, was united in
marriage with George Weissert, at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elias Burden, few miles south
east of this city, January 16. The
groom was a former teacher of Bour-
bon township, but is now engaged
in the furniture business at Hamlet.
The race between Plymouth and
Spencer for the epileptic hospital
seems very close and looks now like
Plymouth might win, but parties at
indianapolis and other places are
making desperate effort to have the
L fa1 he
of the state. The price of the land,
the railroad facilities and adaptabiIity
of farm for hospital purposes are
all in Plymouth's favor
There is one case of diptheria in
this city. and while there seems no
danger of an epidemic, the school
authorities have had every school
room disinfected, and will take all
precautions necessary to keep the
disease out of the schools. This has
always been done in Plymouth and
is one of the reasons that contagious
diseases have never become epidemic
in this city
| The storm which tied up Chicago
Monday and cut it of from commu-
nication with the rest of the world,
for several hours, did moot reach
Plymouth The storm was very sew
ere in the southwest, west and north
west, but there was no snow or sleet
in Plymouth and the cold wave was
stopped by the warm%wave from the
east before it could reach the Yellow
river valley.
II Mayor barrow of Laporte, who
. has ben disbarred from the practice
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