The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-16

rapher SW1nehart, came up from No-
chester today.
B. F. Rhinehart and Mrs. H. F.
Robbins of Walkerton, were in town
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Switzer, who
had been visiting Mr.. Switzer's par
ents at Inwood, returned Tuesday to
Chicago.
S. Shepherd and wife of ODER, who
had been visiting his brother, Frank
Shepherd, in the city, returned home
Tuesday.
Jacob Galloway and wife, of Ty
ner, went to Mishawaka Tuesday
where his wife's sister lies at the
point of death
Mr.. Peter Nisely of Bourbon, was
in Plymouth Friday on business. Mr..
Nisely will be remembered as the
axhandle man and says he has more
work than he can do.
John Thompson, Ed Winnenger,
N. A. Goodrich and their families
spent Sunday with Jacob Stricken and
family and were entertained by Mr..
Winenger with his graphophone.
Mrs. Pogue of east Laporte street,
will go to East Chicago Sunday
morning for a few days with her
daughter, Mrs Burt Burch who has
been in poor health for some time.
The case of the state on relation
of Edward Giller VS. Liberty Cross,
for surety of the peace, which was set
for trial Tuesday, before jury, has
been dismissed by Giller at his costs
and Liberty Cross has been discharg-
ed
James Gibson will go to Wabash
Wednesday to appear before the
board of pensions with reference to
an increase of pension in his case.
Mr.. Gibson is in very poor health and
his claims deserve recognition at the
hands of the board
Officers of the new Patrons Mu-
tual Telephone company appeared
before the council last night and
asked for franchise in the city for
the operation of their lines. The
council set a special meeting for Fri
day night for the hearing.
Agents of the Anti Saloon League
were busy at Fort Wayne, Sunday,
with cameras getting evidence of vio-
iation of liquor laws. The saloon men
are much excited and are expecting
a bomb to explode at any time. 1t
was the second Sunday of such inves
| tigation.
The defendants in the case of the
Huettrnan, Cramer company, OF De-
troit, against the South Bend Brew
ing ASSOCIATION, in which judgment
was given the Detroit firm at the last
term of court, today filed their bill OF
exceptions preparatory to taking the
case on an appeal to the supreme
court.
A Lake Erie work train is engaged
in filling in the long trestle ap-
proaches to the bridge spanning the
Kankakee south of Stillwell, and max
| ing the place a solid roadbed. With
in the last few years the river has
4 he nd forf1f
that it is confined to narrower and
| deeper channel and the long trestle
work that has been considered dan
gerous piece of track ever since the
Eoad was built, will be no longer
needed.
Virginia Democrats have just be-
come aroused to the feasibility OF
starting a large-sized presidential
boom for Senator John w. Daniel.
The readers of this paper have heard
Of Senator Daniel before. He is an
elegant gentleman, a superb orator,
clear thinker. and the most charming
sort OF Democrat. His nomination
would have the effect OF thoroughly
uniting the party, SO that it could
hope to do business-some day
South Bend Times.
l Jess Bush, Vandalia railway brake
man, who had both legs crushed
under car, died six hours later with
out regaining consciousness. He had
a premonition of death. He conhded
to his brothers and friends that he
felt uneasy, for he knew some acct
dent was about to happen to him.
His friends could not influence him
to the contrary. He died in the hos
pital at Charlottesville after one leg
had been amputated below the hip
and the other above the knee.
Miss Ida Haines will depart Satur-
day for Valparaiso, where she has
been employed to do primary work
this summer in the institution at that
place. The school board kindly re-
leased her two weeks before the ex-
: piration OF the term of school in
order that she might take up her en-
gagement at Valparaiso. Miss Haines
will be in her place at the Webster
school next year. Miss Amanda Huff
man, teacher of primary at Tyner,
will fill out the unexpired term for
i Miss Haines.
William White of near Twin Lakes,
is moving to his new home which he
recently purchased and improved on
Sixth street. A number of his old
neighbors, with whom Mr.. and Mrs.
White had spent so many years OF
their lives, turned out Tuesday to as
sist them in moving their household
!. goods. They brought with them a