The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-12

Four cases have been filed in cir
cult court against Schuyler White
man for forgery.
Mrs. Erwin of Bourbon, visited her
sister, Mrs. Harry Humrichouser
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. George w. Wright has re-
turned from visit with her sister
in-law near WaIkerton.
Isaiah Shultz of South Bend and
his son, ]. w. Shultz of Kansas, have
been visiting at Bourbno.
The Royal Tigers of Bremen, de-
feated the Elkhart Independents Sun
day by a score of to 3.
Dorothy Hill has filed complaint
for divorce against Fred l.. Hill. Size
asks 5000 alimony and custody OF
child.
Nelson Martindale, the carpenter
who has been employed for some
time at South Bend, has returned to
Plymouth
The price of wheat is declining but
corn and oats advance on account
of reports of dry. hot weather in
many sections of the COTE belt.
Mrs. Philip Severns and her grand
daughter, Miss Bernice Baker, have
returned to Perryville, Ohio, after a
visit of three weeks in this vicinity
Rev. Isaac Dale, former Methodist
elder of this district, who has been
sick for three years writes from his
home at Rossville, ILL.,, that he is still
helpless and unable to walk.
Mrs. B. F. Head and Mrs. Jane
Railsback of Indianapolis, who has
been Mrs. Heads guest in this city
for a week, went TO South Bend Tues
day, for visit of few days.
Mrs. Evan Miller of Vevay, Indi-
ana, who has been visiting a week
in this city with Mrs K. w. HUXLEY,
left Tuesday morning for Marion for
a visit of few days on her way
home
Mrs J. W. Phillips and family, who
have been stopping at the home of
her brother, Frank Cullison in this
city, left. Tuesday for Seattle, Wash.
where Mr.. Phillips has been for
sometime.
Liberty Cross hit Henry Ulrich, Jr,
at one of the early morning trains
Tuesday and it cost him $13.75. Lib
erty says he did not want to strike
Ulrich but was forced to do it to
protect himself
An exchange says that there will
be plenty of quail this year if the
reports of farmers are true. The open
winter gave the quail opportunity TO
feed and few of them, if any, were
starved to death or were frozen.
The Declaration of independence
made 100 years ago, is read at almost
all Fourth of July celebrations. yet
the only thing in connection with
the document that everybody can
readily recall is John Hancock's sig
nature.
Captain Frank Woodward, leader
of Salvation Army work at Logans-
port was arrested at Argos Sunday
but escaped from the Logansport po-
lice Woodward left Logansport ten
days ago with Miss Lillian Holmes
leaving wife and four children
Mrs. May WeIburn, wife of Forrest
Welburn, died at her home nelr this
city Tuesday morning, July 10th,
aged Is years month and 20 days.
Funeral services at the large Dunk
ard church in West township Wed
nesday at o'clock p. m. conducted
by Rev. S. Henricks.
Frank B. Garry is visiting Crown
Point and other points in Lake and
Porter counties this week in the in
terest of State Sunday school work
Miss Clara Turner has returned to
her home in Monticello after visit
with Ms. and Mrs. Charles Turner
in this city.
Turkey" Troutman who has been
playing first base with the Plymouth
Grays resigned Monday night to GO
with the Frankfort team. While in
Plymouth Turk" made numerous
friends who regret to have him leave
He was gentleman and hrstclass
reliable ball player
Jennie, little daughter of Frank
Marsh of St. Joseph county, drank
a quantity of kerosene from a car
last Saturday. Physicians worked
with the child several hours but were
not able to save its life The child
was two years old and was the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Marsh
DR. Younge of Fort Wayne, is nc
longer a married man. He is single
and open to other matrimonial en-
gagements. At Terre Haute he wa:
granted a divorce from his second
wife, who was formerly Miss Ivy M
Rhea Of Logansport. DIR. Youngt
paid $3.50 to his bride OF few short
months to again lapse into single
b1essedness
Peter d. Burgener has returned tc
N7panee with his family. after yisi
of Ntaree days here, his family hav
ing been here about two weeks
pete" was kept busy shaking hands
with his many friends while here
He is in excellent health and weigh.
more than ever before in his life. HI
is in the grocery business and thinks
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