The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-27

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Mrs. w. E. Rockhill of Warsaw,
visited over Sunday at Lapaz.
r. c. Bollman of Donaldson, trans
acted business in this city Monday.
Oron Hoover is repainting his
house and fixing it up outside and
inside.
Rev. c. A. Splitter preached fine
sermon at the Reformed church Sun
day morning.
George Weirick of E,khart, spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
and friends here.
Rev. O. F. Lands has rented the
Mrs. Deemer house just north of the
Wesleyan church.
Capt. Ed Morris of Culver, is
spending few days in Chicago and
vicinity this week.
Frank Stansbury and Schuyler
Rosenbury transacted business in
South Bend today.
Mrs. Samuel Baker of Etna Green,
visited over Sunday at Mr.. Bells
northeast of Plymouth.
John Zehner of Argos, spent Sun
day with his son, John F. Zehner and
other relatives in this city.
The last L. E & W. excursion to
Michigan City will leave Plymouth
next Sunday at the usual hour
Mrs. Watson has returned TO heT
home in Chicago after a visit of two
weeks with Mrs. J. A. Gilmore.
Work on the cutting of channel
which will again make Moline, ILL.,
Mississippi river port is we'll under
way.
Politics in the state of New York
are as badly mixed as they are il
/ Marshall county. 1t is a bad year
for the bosses.
| A plot to massacre Jews at Odessi
has been discovered by officials am
the plans of the BLACK Hundred
have been foiled.
| Mrs. W. P. Bidle is nursing Mrs
l[. N. Shridcr who is critically i'll il
Kosciusko county where she went t
visit two weeks ago.
A child of Rev. Mr. Weaver of In
wood, died Saturday night. Funerl
services at the Inwood Methods
church Tuesday morning
p. w. Keiser who has been assist
ing in caring for his father, Jane
Keiser, for the past ten days, spen
Monday at his home in Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Richard o
Letters Ford. spent Saturday an
Sunday with relatives in the countr
and with their parents in this city.
The letter sent 10 the Plymouth
Democrat stating that Verne Mile
was married at Girard, Kansas, wa
hoax The young dental surgeon
still single
: Secretary Taft considers it duty @
United States to give Cuba anothe
chance; informs ENJOYS, howeve
. that peace terms have not yet bee
put forward.
Impressive ceremonies were hel
in Colorado cities in honor of tn
hundredth anniversary of the discoN
cry of Pixies Peak by General Eel
ulon Montgomery Pike.
Rev. J. J. Coleman conducted tn
: quarterly meeting services at Laott
Sunday He is the Wesleyan evange
ist and sort of general superinter
{ dent for northern Indiana.
Mayer Altman was 65 years oil
L Sunday and his children came HON
, to help celebrate the anniversary. II
SENS buster now. works harder an
" makes more money than he did
d score of years ago.
After the election is over and pc,
pie think calmly. they will wond,
how they were ever led to belle,
. that public officer could be remove
without preferring charges agains
" him and proving them.
II Mr.. and Mrs. William Pressnall
Etna Green, visited over Sunda
with relatives near Plymouth. NJ
. Pressnall is the rural mail cSrrier
: Etna Green and has been away c
Ibis fifteen days vacation.
ii The 18th Indiana regiment w
hold its eighth annual reunion
Kendallvilie next Thursday and Fl
day, Sept 20 and ~. Afne progra
:, has been prepared for the occasio
and an enjoyable time is anticipate
II Several months ago Oscar Maple
an eight-year old boy of Abba, low
in fit of passion took shot g,
1 anu QtllDcIdtCiy Snot pay
. Saturday he was found guilty of mu
. der and will be sentenced to the pc
itentiiary for life.
81 ]. A. Molter was called to Mo
terey Sunday by the serious lime
:, of Andrew Bender, who several yea
!. ago removed from east of Plymou
:, : to a farm near Monterey, improve
it and had just got it paid for wh'
he was taken sick.
,s A railroad car on the Big Fo
Is loaded with passengers was derail'
e at Fort Wayne Sunday, but was he
e from falling down an embankme
twenty feet high by telegraph poi
;. The car was badly broken and fifte'
:. passengers were hurt in the scramb
= to leave the car.
{ Work has commenced on the fou
l. dation of the Gretzinger & Sout