The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-31
ICAl NEWS

Peter Smith has sued Henry Stein
for $4,000, for SANDER
Don't forget that the Anna Dunn
Studio is open again w o Machlan
Henry Steinbaoh of Bourbon, is
the guest of his son Louis, in this
city.
Mrs. Ira Grossman has gone to
Delong, for a few days visit with
friends
Mrs. Fred Robbins has gone to
South Bend for few days visit with
friends
Fred Steinbaoh, Of St. Paul. Wis.
is visiting with his brother, Louis, in
this city.
All work guaranteed by W. o.
MAGELLAN new proprietor of the Anna
Dunn gallery. W.
Bert Klingerman has returned &c
Inwood, after spending couple of
days in this city
Mr. G. Grimm and wife are spend
ing a few days with friends and rel
atives at Marion, Ohio.
Mrs. ]. G McGimsey, is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r Movies, at Flora, Ind
H. f. Imler and wife of Logansport
are visiting with his father, Rev. |.
Imler and family in this city
Call and see w. O. MAGELLAN. the
new photographer. before having
your pictures taken elsewhere. W.
Mr. and Mrs.. Thomas Silver have
returned to this \city, after spending
few days with friends at Roches-
ter
Mrs. Jennie Munsell of Argos,
spent the day with friends IN this
city, enroute to Adrian. Mich. where
she will visit with friends for week.
Don't wait until the last minute
Have those photos for Xmas made
now. w. O. Mact Ian the new pho
rographer, will be pleased to do your
work
Mr.. and Mrs ] NJ Worl have re-
turned to their home in Newcastle,
after visiting with Mrs. J. G. Win-
ings. and other Plymouth friends for
a few days.
Having purchased the Anna Dunn
Photograph gallery. | viii be pleased
to have old patrons as well as new
ones call and inspect my work. w.
o. MAGELLAN. Photographer. 24ws
VIM. Graham and wife have moved
TO Plymouth, where they will make
their future home Mr. Graham is in
the lie ting room OF the Schlosser
reamery.-Bourbon News!Mirror.
Four peers. IL 5aronets and 30
knights we're createsf by theFHng Of
Great Britain ON lis last birthday
Nominally the king did it, in reality
the liberal ministry did it. the birth
day donors" being one of the per-
quisites of Office.
Mrs. c. N Miller, 10 years old,
living a few miles from Logansport,
was in the throng in the streets that
gazed at one of the balloons passing
over Logansport Wednesday. While
her eyes were fixed on the aerial
car. one of the aeronauts dropped a
bag of sand ballast Frightened, she
attempted to run, and fell dead OF
heart disease.
According TO A dispatch received
at Paris Wednesday the reported
earthquake in Italy appears to be
much worse than was at first report
ed. A number of persons are buried
IN the runs. The most violent quake
lasted for four seconds At EraJe
the cathedral tower was thrown
down The town of Feruzano was
completely destroyed.
At a public demonstration given al
the Marconi wireless telegraph sta
ton at Glace Bay. c. B.. Wednesday,
a message sent from there to Cllf-
den Ireland, and a reply was receiv-
ed in five minutes. Independent per-
sons were stationed at both ends
and the accuracy of the test was con
6rmed by cable. Mr.. Marconi states
that the local station is transmit ing
about 1000 words day to Ireland
Joseph P. Williams, OF Muncie
former editor of the Indiana Reo
Man. who killed Herman Pugh, al
employe, several months ago, vas
Wednesday found guilty OF involun-
tary manslaughter The jury's YER
dict carries with it a sentence OF from
two TO twenty-one years in the Mich
igan CITY Penitentiary. Williams at
tornevs made a motion for a new
trial and the prisoner was taken back
TO Jail TO await a hearing Of the mo-
ton.
An Italian section hand, employed
at Corbin, Ky. killed buzzard last
Tuesday, and cooked the bird, ser''-
ing it with dumplngs- He invited
three other Italians to partake al
the meal Immediately after all totu
became violently i'll. An hour late.
the host died in great agony and IN
three countrymen are not expected +
recover Physicians attending the
men say their condition is due en-
trely to having eaten of the buzs.are
flesh. y