The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-04-25

returned to this city and has accepted
a position as clerk at the Grand hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Z. Cox and Mrs
Falconbury, of Bourbon, visited in
Plymouth Tuesday on their way to
Indianapolis
Rev. S. |. Zechel and wife of Gull
yer, were in the city a few hours
today on their way to Newton, Kan
sas, where Mr.. Zechiel has accepted a
charge.
The North township commence
ment exercises will be held in the NJ
E. church at Lapaz on Friday even
ing, May B. Rev. Crowder will de-
liver the address.
The Odd Fellows will serve a ban
quet at their lodge room Thursday
evening, April 25, the occasion being
the anniversary cf the order. All Odd
Fellows invited to attend
Miss Josephine Wickey, who has
been seriously i'll at the home of Mrs
Cox, is slowly improving and was
this afternoon removed to the home
of Cassimer Mickey in West Ply
mouth.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
| John Bohrer died in Fort Wayne
Monday and was brought here for in
terment Tuesday. Mrs. Bohrer was
formerly Miss Kate Stack and resid-
ed in this city.
| J. E. Hanes, Pennsylvania ticket
agen. in Plymouth, paid the first in
vania company Tuesday. The city
taxes amounted to s1,499.16 and the
county and state S14,9S6.41.
The Whist club entertained at
Hills hall Monday evening. Dancing
and playing cards constituted the ev-
ening's entertainment after which re-
freshments were served. Music was
furnished by the Seybold orchestra.
The indianapolis Star has gathered
reports from correspondents all over
Indiana and from them the conclu-
sion is reached that the wheat crop
of the state this year will be from
crop, owing to the ravages of winter.
Work on the new gas plant was
started in earnest Monday morning.
A gang Of over fifty men is employed
in laying the mains and over 1000
feet of pipe were laid Monday. The
plant is now in the course OF con-
struction and in few weeks Ply
mouth citizens will have an opportun-
ity to cook with gas"
While burning some brush at the
county farm Saturday the clothing
of Henry Beerenbrook caught fire,
severely burning him about the feet
and lower limbs Dr. Eley, the coun-
ty physician, was called and while
MIR. Beerenbrooks injuries are not
serious, he is confined to his bed and
is suffering severe pain.
Mrs. Jennie L. Wolfarth went as
far as Chicago with Mrs. VIM. Leigh
ty on her way to Kimble, Neb., Tues
day There Mrs. Leighty joins moth
er and sister and they go 10 their
new home in Nebraska. Mr. Leighty
writes that they reached Kimble with
their cars Sunday night and that then
stock stood the journey well. He
says Nebraska is the place to get a
home.
Hon. Adam E. Wise of Plymouth
will be candidate for Grand Com.
mander OF the order of Maccabees
for the state of Indiana, when the
great camp meets at South Bend
May % and "a Milo Meredith o.
Wabash is the present state comE1an
! der Judging from the tone of oui
exchanges, Adam has fair chance o
, election He would make a gooc
commander.
: Leonard and Mary Miller departed
last Tuesday for their home near o.
] Keene, Okla, after spending the win
E ter with their grandparents, Mr. AM
Mrs Teghtmeyer and family. Will
: here they visited relatives in White.
: and Marshall counties, also relative
r and many riends in and around War
! say, they also made a number of new
acquaintance and enjoyed goot
time.-Warsaw Times
E Rev. William w. Wilson of Soutl
: Bend, who was reared and educate,
D in Plymouth, will preach at the Unit
: ed Brethren church, in Plymouth
!. next Sunday morning and evening
d April 81 A cordial welcome is ex
t tended to all his formers friends an
associates to come and hear hin
d Mr.. Wilson is young in the ministr
a but speaks pleasingly and with ease
: Many people in Plymouth will wan
y to hear him.
# J. H. Wiley was brought her
e from Attica, Monday night. Mr.. VII
:. ley is travelling for the Cement Bloc
t Machine Co., of South Bend, an
while driving from Attica to Wi
e Transport, Friday, was seized with a
i attack OF heart trouble. He fell on
/ of his buggy and laid along the road
: side in an unconscious condition ur
(, til he was found by passing farme
It He is now under the care OF Dr. Boz
S ton and is in serious condition.
g The Bremen Brick and Tile Mani
e featuring Company, composed c
Jacob Gardener, A. ]. Knoblock, !
e f. Dietrich and George Stock, is get
4 =.