The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-04

Lyman Pressnal has returned
from Huntington and will remain
in Plymouth.
John ]. Southworth has gone
to South Bend to take a course in
commercial college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Porcher
have gone to Huntington for a
visit of several days.
Rev. ]. F. Pressnall has gone
to Paramount, Ind. to assist in a
protracted meeting there.
Martin Lowery and daughter,
of Union township, spent Friday
with relatives in Plymouth.
Frank M. Andrews left for
Owensboro, KY, Friday and may
decide to remain there for some
time.
Misses Grace and Mable Meeks
have returned to their home at
Columbia City after visit in this
city at the home of c. E. Meeks,
Mrs. John Bissell of Wiltshire,
Ohio, and Mrs. Ernest Bissell
and daughter of Lima, Ohio, were
here to attend the Schrader-Bis-
sell wedding.
Governor Hanly saws new oc-
casions make new duties and
while the Republican party has
done we'll in the past that is not
enough. 1t must do we'll in the
present.
AS predicted by this paper
when Barbara Wynant, the shop
litter, was released on bail, she
failed to appear for trial and the
$3.50 deposited for appearance has
been forfeited to the state.
Mrs. Mollie Binger who has
been here much of the time for
several weeks caring for her
mother, Mrs. Turnbull, has re-
turned to her home at Rutland.
Her mother is almost well again.
In case congress creates an adj
ditional federal judge for Indiana
a man from the northern part OF
the state will be selected for that
office according to statement
given out in Washington this
week.
Mrs. Leonard Wilson died at
her home near Rutland, Sunday
Dec. "a aged SO years, 8 months
and Is days. She was born in
Marshall county and had lived
here all her life. She left a hus-
band and five children.
The Kosciusko county com
missioners have been given COM
pleted plans forthe big Ludlow
ditch, the total length OF which
with its laterals is about % miles
one of the largest drainage sys-
TENS ever undertaken in this part
of the state.
Hundreds of pounds of human
bones, collected from the dissect-
ing room of the old Fort Wayne
College of Medicine during the
twenty-five years of its existence
have Just been sold to manufac.
turing concern to be transformed
into fertilizer for the enriching Of
the earth.
If you will begin now to put
So away every week you will have
a sufficient sum a year hence to
relieve materially the embarrass
ment of the next Christmas sea
son. It's an awfully simple plan
provided you can find the So a
the end of every week that yor
have no particular use for.
James Blackwood, the oldes
convict in the Michigan City pris
on, is dead, and as the body wa.
not claimed by relatives, it wa:
sent to the medical department
of Valparaiso College for dissec
ton purposes. Blackwood wa
convicted of the murder of hi,
wife, in Clay county, in 1887.
Prof. J. T. Nuttall, principal o
the Plymouth high school lief
here the first vacation day, wen
to Lodi, Illinois, married Mis-
Susie Morgan and returned t.
Plymouth with his bride befor'
Christmas. Mr.. and Mrs. INITIAL
will occupy Mrs. McDufie's res
idence on Sophia street in few
days.
The Democratic district meet
ing will be held at Plymouth Jan
uary 4th. James c. Fletcher, o
Knox, the present chairman, i
said to be a candidate for tn,
congressional nomiation. 1t jim
wants to make the race he will b.
the candidate for the party will
otherwise, have to draft a candi
date as they did in 1904.
The Columbia City Commercial
says Leonard R. Schrader wht