The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-03


her school at indianapolis after
spending the holiday vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cassius
Gunder, in this city.
Mrs. Sarah Thayer of Warsaw, and
her daughters Mary I'D Jessie, and
Mrs Ferd Fribley and her three
children from Bourbon, were guests
of Mrs H. c. Thayer New Years
day
Martha Paulus the little child of
Trustee Paulus, of Monroe TOWNSHIP ,,
Kosciusko county, died the day after
Christmas from eating Christmas can
dy that contained poison She was
two years old.
c. M. Slayter and J. ID. Mccoy
have dissolved partnership. Mr.. Stay
ter will continue the grocery business
alone and will try to please all old
patrons and all new ones who will,
give him trial.
The annual convention of the Mar
shall county Sunday school associ-
alton will be held in Culver, Ind.
Feb. s, Q, 1907. |. S Hahn is presi-
dent and Mrs. NJ E. Hume, secre-
.tary of the association.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rentschler en-
tertained New Years day, ther son.
Will Rensselaer, and his friend Flor
ence Rose of Chicago. Both left
Wednesday evening for Chicago STA.
ing they had fine, good old time.
New Years day has come and gone
and this paper takes occasion to ex
tend the compliments of the season
to all our people and wish for rep
etition of prosperous conditions
which have prevailed during the past
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wagner
have returned from Niles, Mich,
where they spent Christmas at the
home of their niece, Mrs. Gladys
Coons, who was married at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner, a few
weeks ago
The Woman's Auxiliary will imee.
at the Ross House with Mrs Frank
Lamson tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock A fine program on the negro
problem in the south will be present
ed. The rector desires to meet all
the women in the parish.
A large number of teachers from
Laporte passed through Plymouth on
their way to Indianapolis to attend
the meeting of the State Teachers
Association Laporte schools have a
reputation for efficiency extending
beyond the confines of Indiana.
Alger ]. Norris and Miss Hazel A.
Nyhart were married at South Bend
Sunday evening, Dec. %, by Rev. S
o. Fink, pastor of the u B. church
The bride is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs c. A. Nyhart and granddaugh-
ter of Henry Alderman of this city
Physical education is to become a
part OF the regular curriculum of the
ubhc schools of Chicago immedilte
ly following the boldly recess. The
primary object of the new departure
is the training OF the bodily organs,
with a view of promoting health AMI
vigor.
1t. was learned officially that Frank
Barger, alias George Harris, who
claimed to have murdered Sarah
Schafer, at Bedford, was in the Ohio.
penitentiaTy at the time of the girls
death The confession is thus proven
false, but the mans motive for max
ing it remains a mystery
A letter from Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Brooke to his father. Dr. Brooke and
family says they had the same kind
of Christmas weather that we had
that they are well and happy; tina
evrybody is prosperous; that Mrs.
Mcdaniel and Mary, arrived safely
and are we'll pleased with Salt Lake.
The United States Supreme court
rendered a decision last week of inn
portance to many Indiana towns and
cities. 1t held that a town has no
right to assess a license fee for sell
ing by sample, or peddling The court
says that such license restrictions are
in contravention of interstate com
merce
Harris alias Berger. who has bee
,ry;ng to make the AUTHORITIES at Go
hen and Bedford believe that he was
the murderer of Sarah Shafer at Bed
ford three years ago. was in the Obi
pententiary at THAT time. He wa
taken to Michigan City penitentiary
Wednesday for attempting to- kill ar
Elkhart policeman.
tt1lildIn OlT1CIl anu ldlIllly moved
to Elkhart from near Baldwin lake
one day last week. and the first nigh.
the cat that had been brought along
disappeared Wednesday Mr.. Uliich
was informed by former neighbor
that the feline had been seen sitting
on the steps of the deserted home
which is fifteen miles from Elkharr
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Langenbaugh
of Fort Wayne, arrived Tuesday
morning to spend New Years day
with Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Cole and
John F. Langenbaugh Fred is the
only son of Daniel B. Langenbaugh
He was born in Plymouth but lief
here with his parents when he wa
twelve years old and had not bec~
here since that time.
Miss Effie Truck principal of the
schools of Triumph. Illinois, rs home
for the holiday vacation and has been
spending several days in this city
with her aunt, Mrs. Clarence M