The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-17

David Reddick of Bourbon, has
gone to Salt Lake City, Utah, to re-
main during the winter.
There is quite colony Of Northern
lndianan.. at Las Vegas, New Mexico
| Warsaw is especially we'll represent
ed there, and of late Columbia City
people afflicted or threatened with
consumption have made that point
their Mecca
Mrs. Belinda Ritchey is very low
with cancer and paralysis at the home
of her daughter in Valparaiso. The
indications are that she cannot live
long. She has been resident of Ply
mouth twenty-five years and has hun
dreds of friends here
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth KEEP
hart at Sligo church, last Thurs
day, was very largely attended. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev J. ].
Coleman Mrs. Kephart was one of
the pioneer women of West town.
ship She was So years of age
The services at the u. B. church
Sunday morning and evening will be
of special interest. The music will
be inspiring and soul cheering There
will be special and interesting SER
vices in the Sunday school Every
body cordially invited to all services
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Barber
have returned to St. Joseph, Michi-
gan. They were called here by the
illness of Mrs BARRIERS father, Jo-
seph Shelley, who was taken to the
hospital at Fort Wayne few days
ago
The most horrible death imagin-
able is that which overlook the en-
ployes in the steel works at Pittsburg
when the crucible burst and over
whelmed them with molten metal
Twenty-four instantly killed and nine
sriously injured is the fearful reckon
ing.
The proposed establishment of 4
state hosoital for the treatment of
consumpsises, bill for which will b,
introduced at this session of the leg
islature. was Endorsed by the North
ern Tri-State Medical association, a
the earnest request of DR.. ]. N Hurry
secretary Of the state board of health
Miss Eva Shedd of Argos. and Mr.
James Leonidas Hawkins of Chicago
were married at the home of the
lance. Ohio. Saturday, January 4,
1907. The groom is practicing eye
specialist of Chicago, where the
couple will make their future home
William White and his son. Will
ard. George Denman. john. Jacob
md Joseph Goodyear left for Texas
Trsday morning with the expec asion
of making their home in the north
western part of that great state,
south of Stratford. They are all ex-
cellent citizens and the Tribune hope.
that health happiness and prosperity
may be their lot.
The will of the late Bishop McCabe
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
gives evidence of the practical Chris
tianity of the man. His whole estate,
amounting to about $4,000. is given
to the educational and extension
funds of his church, with provision
for annuities to his wife, son and
certain other relatives during their
natural lives. After their death the
property becomes an endowment for
said institutions.
The preliminary work for the di-
vision of the Laporte-Porter-Lake
counties superior court has about
been completed, so that early in the
session of the Indiana legislature
which convenes tomorrow there will
be introduced bill for the creation
of separate superior court circuit
for Lake county, to sit at Hammond.
while another circuit will be made of
Laporte and Porter counties, with sit
tings at Valparaiso and Michigan
City.
That Chicago is not all bad is
shown by the wonderful revival meet
ings that are now In nropress there