The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-05

Mrs. Lucy McNeely, of Tiosa re
turned home Wednesday after visi;
with he son Jesse McNeely.
There was a large attendance and
a good time at the business mems
picnic at Pretty Lake Tuesday
Miss Davis of Etna Green and
Mrs. Haines of Columbia City, are
visiting Mrs Souders in this city
II. B. Whitlock went to Valpara-
$50 Wednesday where he for the
present will be engaged at work;
There will be no band concert this
week. but the next concert will be
given a week from tomorrow night
. Mrs. J T. Appleman, who had beer
spending some days with friends, e
turned to Mexico, Ind, Wednesday
Mrs. S. Wickizer and daughter Cd
Gilman, Ill, are here for a visit oil
two weeks with relatives and old
friends.
Mrs. Sarah White, mother of Mrs
Otto Albert, returned to her home
near Argos Wednesday, having spen.
a few days here.
Mrs. Poland returned from Vino
ma Wednesday and will remain few
days with the family of Peter Dish
er, thence she will go to Lafayette tc
remain indefinitely
lightning struck the barn of Ben
jamin Holem, south of Twin lakes
Sunday afternoon and killed horse
The barn did not take ire and was
not much damaged
Furnished rooms for one or two
teachers. Privilege of light house
keeping, use of bath and toilet. Din
ner with family if wanted. Home
comforts. Box 222 spt3d3
Mrs. Mary Thayer left Dresden
Germany, August % on her return
home She will leave Havre. France
Saturday, for New York, on the
steamer, La Provence.
Mrs. Harry Thornburg, of Wal
nut, has been in attendance upon hei
sister, Mrs. Delbert McGrew, who
lies critically i'll at her home in the
southwest part of the city.
On account of i'll health, Mrs. JAG.
OBJ Keyser will dispose of all of her
personal property at Public Sale
Thursday, September IL, at her res
idence on the Bremen road.
Lee Jacoby and wife, of Lima, O
who have been visiting the former:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jacoby
went to Bourbon Wednesday to- visi,
with the family of Peter Hahn
Oil has been discovered near West
vile, Laporte county, at depth OF
200 feet People who have had ex-
perience in oil wells do not put much
faith in the belief of some that oil
in paying quantities will be pumped
out
William Harbaugh will have pub
lie sale of personal property at hi:
residence four and half miles ives
of Plymouth on the Laport road
and thTee-fourths of a mile north
west on the brick schoolhouse Sale
will be held on Thursday, September
18th.
Mrs A. Mitchell of Chenoot Kan
and her son, of Topeka, who had
been here visiting her sister, Mrs
G.. G. Love, and mother Mrs. S
Sponslcr, and her brother, Winfield
returned home Wedne day. Win
field has the dropsy and is quite
poorly, but it afforded him great
pleasure to again meet his sister.
Center township voters will b,
asked 10 vote a tax of one and one.
fourth per cent to aid the interurbar
projectors who have been trying OF
pretending to try to- get line from
Logansport to South Bend by way o.
Bourbon The tax will amount to al
most $4,000, and the pros ects are
not good for majority in favor o
the subsidy.
]. W. Durham and Mrs Ellen Cur
tbs, of Petersburg, Mich, who ha5
been spending week with the Cor
bin families, returned home Wed
nes1ay. Mr. Durham was 4 half
brother of the late Horace Corbin
The two grew up to the years o.
manhood with the ties of relation
ship as close as though they hat
been natural brothers, and the com
municalion with the Corbin familie:
here has always been kept up. Mr.
Durham is in his 18th year and ha.
accumulated a fortune.
The immediate outcome of the raiC
on the Wolford place was the organ
ization on Monday night at the Nj
z. church of the Law and Order
League of Union township. Follow
ing are the officers: President, S. G
Shilling; recording secretary, R. f
Hutchinson; corresponding secre.
tary, w. o. Osborn; treasurer, |. S
Hahn; executive committee, ]. o
Terrier, John Osborn, A. A. Keen
Walter Hand, c. W. Newman, Loui,
Overmeyer. Ira Kline, Austin Druke
miller, J. L. Scheuermar. Loui.
Zechiel, George Kline-Culver Cit
zen.