The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-11
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Goldie Myers has returned
from a short visit at South Bend.
Miss Erma Humrichouser is spend
ing the week with friends in Chica-
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The Independent has quit boosting
the electric light franchise. Cause
why:
Mr. Chas Winkler and wife of
South Bend, are the guests of Frank
Jacox-
Messrs. Peter and Frank Hendricks
of Logansport spent the Fourth at
Plymouth.
John Davis and wife of Hammond,
are visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Davis.
Miss Eva Schroeder of Plymouth,
is visiting with. relatives and friends
near Bourbon.
And the Chronicle has climbed into
the Tribune,s band wagon Horrible.
horrible isn't IT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilkensop went
to Warsaw, to visit with their daugh-
ter, for few days
The two daughters of Harry STEM
baugf of Bourbon are the guests of
Miss Carrie Rhodes.
Samuel State and wife lave return
ed to Logansport after visiting with
Mrs. Kelley for few days
Born to Rev. ]. S. Crowder and
wife, girl Thursday night She will
be called Virginia Singleton.
Mr. Evert Stanley former resi-
dem of Plymouth, IS spending few
days with the family of DOVE Espich-
Mrs Mary Moore of Bremen, has
returned to her home after visiting
with friends at Frankfort and this
city
Miss Dora Freshour- returned TO
her home in Culver Friday after
spending few days with her brother
James.
Joseph Ray OF Bourbon, has gone
to Michigan City to spend few days
wisli his sister Mrs Orlando Har-
rington
Mr.. Chas. Crest and family have
returned to their home in Bourbon
after visiting for a few days with
FRIENDS in this city.
Mr. Jim Thayer received a cable
gram from his mott.-r at Dresden,
Germany. She states that they arriv-
ed safely and arc in the best Of health.
Mrs. Loyal Burch of North Ply
mouth, was stricken with paralysis
Thursday She is in a serious condi-
ton her recovery being doubtful
Carson Ewald had a narrow es-
cape from a serious accident Monday
while saving wood with buzz
saw AS it was, he escaped with The
loss of one toe.-Bremen Enquirer
Princeton, Indiana, gets all night
arc street lighting for $50 per light
per year. All night LIGHTING means
moon or no moon Why can we not
have as cheap lights as other cities
of equal size?
Louis Holderman, who has been
superintendent of the Fond du Lac,
Wis, electric railway and light plant
for some years. has resign his place
here, and accepted similar position
at Terre Haute-Bremen Enquirer.
The B. & o. and the Lake Shore
are building union passenger sta
ton at Gary that is said to be finer
than is to be found in any city of
100000 inhabitants in the country 1t
will cost quarter of a million dol
lars.
There were 766 Plymouth people
who spent the Fourth at South Bend
The fare was % cents. This
amounts to over $500 Figuring that
each person spent 81 at South Bend,
it would be seen that probably $4,000
was taken from Plymouth. Why can
not Plymouth celebrate and ut lea.
keep this money at home?
The Pythians gave celebration at
Bunker Hill, Ind, July 4, 5000 people
being in attendance A feature OF the
day was creased pig chase partici-
pated in by ten women The chase
was over an acre lot and lasted ten
minutes Mrs. Carl Shively of Bum
ker Hill caught the pig and was per-
mitted to keep it.
Norman Vogeli of Bremen and
Edith Pearl Helsel were married al
South Whitley, the home of the
brides. parents. Friday evening. The
groom is one of Bremen's popular
young men and machinist by trade
The bride is daughter of Sam Hell
sci and formerly lived in Argos but
has been in the millinery business in
Bremen the past few years.-Argos
Reflector.
Peter Evans, of Warsaw, now III
jail for drunkenness, as the result OF
an Investigation of his record by the
state board of charities, is shown &c
have registered in the county jail 16s
different times for intoxication %
which in forty cases, he was tried and
convicted, while in the remaining II!
times he was placed in cell to sober
up. Daring the last eighteen year:
he has spent nearly 1000 days in Jail
the total costs of the county aggre
eating $1,000. His board alone ha:
amounted to nearly $500. Evans wa:
once a wealthy man, owning a large