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

are under water ana IL Is feared great
damage will be done.
J. E. Mccoy, of Bourbon, was in
town Thursday. Mr.. Mccoy has re-
moved his nursery to Winona.
Mr.. Alleman returned from Chi
cago Friday morning, where he went
to attend the funeral of the late Ben
Stein6eld.
Supt. Geo. P. Marks and Rev. J. S.
Crowder will leave on the evening
train for Lapaz for the high school
The Warsaw Times says Miss Min
ME McCarter has returned from Ply
mouth where she has been engaged
as trained nurse for some time.
S. ]. Lemon of Culver, has the best
bowling record of the county, it is
claimed. AT the club at Culveis he
bowled perfect game-300-some-
thing rarely done.
There is said to be better prospects
for. the early construction of the Lo-
gansport and South Bend interurban
line than at any time since the en-
terprise was undertaken.
Andrew Richard has sold the prop
erty corner of Plum and Washington
streets, that he purchased three
weeks ago, to Arney Cleveland, who
will occupy it as a residence.
DR.. Weber of Warsaw, one of the
best known physicians in northern
Indiana, who died Tuesday night, will
be buried Sunday. Knight Templars
from Plymouth will probable attend.
Mr.. Holderman and wife of Fulton
county, changed cars here Wednes-
day on their way to Niles, Mich,
where Mrs. Holdernan i being treat
ed for cataract of the eyes.
A counterfeit in the tolls confesses
that it is the. easiest thing in the
world to pass counterfeit money in
Chicago. That is probably because
the ''no1ddpv fraternity grab their
plumber blindly and stow it away
with very little ceremony.
Frederick c. Mckinney of Knox, is
dead of heart disease as the result of
fright. A horse which he was driv-
ing took fright and ran away, last
Saturday, and when the animal was
captured Mckinney was in a state OF
collapse. He was 16 years of age.
Mrs. o. E. Acker, with her child
rem, is here from Bourbon to visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dish
er The business plant at Niagara
Falls, with which Mr.. Acker was en-
gagged, burned and Mr. Acker's family
have. removed to Bourbon for the
present
Mrs. Curnick, wife OF Presiding
Elder Curnick was guest today of the
family of Rev. J. S. Crowder on her
return home to South Bend from the
meeting of the Women's Missionary
convention at Logansport. Mrs. Cur
nick is president of the district mis-
sionary society
The records of the Porter and Lake
circuit courts show that the B. & O
railroad paid an amount in excess oil
$4,000 to the relatives of the victim.
of the Woodville wreck, in which
81 lives were lost. 1t is understood
that every claim will be settled with
out resort to the courts.
Miss Mabel Keys has accepted /;
position in the primary de artmen
of the Plymouth schools at an in
crease over the salary paid her a
Star City. Miss Keys had done goot
work at Star City, and her man,
friends there will be sorry to lose he
next year.-Winamac Republican
Rev. Martindale who has been do
ing some very good work here 70
the Christian church, went to Soutl
Bend Wednesday on business an
recreation, but returned for evenin,
services He says while no apparen
results have followed his efforts thu
| far, he is not discouraged and feel
good seed has been sown that vii
ripen and bear grain.
Rev. H. E. Butler and wife O
Roanoke, Ind, came to our city Tues
day to visit his brother-in-law, Mi
Uncapher, east of the Blain bridge
and while here called on Rev. O. I
Lands, who he reports in poo
health, though he intends trying {.
occupy the pulpit again next Sunda,
Mr.. Butler went to Tyner Wednes
day to visit his mother.
| Mr.. Isaac Shakes was in tow
Wednesday to adjust some ditch ia,
| He said he had paid his taxes one,
but was informed of this ditch assess
ment and had to make an extra triI
This ditch business has gotten to
something fierce, and farmers ough
to stand together, and find the prope
mode of adjustment, then have
come their way awhile
| Gus Keller moved Tuesday fror
the farm near Wolf Creek to his ne,
home on North Center street TIL
farm from which he moved, no
owned by Jacob Richard, is one {
history, being owned by the three p
oneers, Joseph Furry. Samuel M,
Donald, and Hugh Brownlee, in ,tur
and from the estate OF the latter
was sold to its present owner.