The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-28

Lena foley was granted divorce
from John Foley, Saturday, March
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Bargains in farms or city property
for sale or exchange Money to loan
J. F. Myers. Office with J. A. Molter
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The biggest old-fashioned chart
vari, known in North township fol
many years, was given Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Powell who were married anC
moved on the Larl1ins' farm -four
miles north of Plymouth Thursday
The big dredge began work on the
Wolf Creek ditch Friday at a point
eighty rods east of the residence o.
John Peoples, and the contractor say,
he expects to work day and night
most of the time until the ditch i:
completed.
There are 1877 widows of general
officers who commanded in the civil
war now on the pension rolls at from
5000 year and upward Mrs. Garfield
draws the largest pension, $4,000 4
year and Mrs. Phil Sheridan is mex
with $500.
The Kewanna telephone people
have completed their exclusive toll
line to Letters Ford and have estab
lished an experimental rate of Sc
This rate will hold good for one
year and if the business justi6es' il
will be maintained.
Elmer Wilson, who has been board.
ing for sometime with Thomas Hin
del in the south part Of town, decided
to change his boarding place and gel
nearer the business part of town. H,
moved out, remained over night, got
homesick and moved back.
1t is said that misfortunes never
come singly. All our readers know
that H. B. Joseph was badly hur
some time ago, and just as soon a:
he was able to walk without crutches
he and his wife were both attacked
with grip and were seriously i'll fol
a week. Both are improving now
Two storms collided over Lake
Michigan Tuesday afternoon and a.
a result Chicago experienced tn,
most tempestuous half hour of wealth
er in the history of the city. One life
was lost, several persons were injur
ed and property estimated to BIZ
worth over 100000 was destroyed
and then the sun came out and smiled
as blandly as if nothing had happen
ed
A sunstroke in March shows tha
the weather is abnormal and that con
ditiOns are not exactly in accord will
what we have been led to expect. The
March heat, however. has at least on,
death to its credit or discredit, ant
that in Indiana A woman working il
a garden near Evansville dropped
dead, victim of sunstroke 1t seem,
that we are having an early summer
instead of an early spring.
Lightning struck the large barn OF
the Oliver Cook farm east of town
Monday night, badly damaging it OF
the south and east sides. Severa
doors were torn off, the roof shat
tered and posts torn out The barr
contained % head of cattle, o heat
of horses and bunch of hogs, Blu
strangely enough all escaped injury
although a post was knocked on
within three feet of the horses.-Ke
wanna Herald
The St. Elmos, a class of youns
ladies of the NJ E. Sunday School
met at the home of Miss Jenni,
Parks Friday evening. After
splendid program was rendered an
refreshments served, the followin,
officers of the class were elected
Miss Floy Leonard, President; Mis-
Grace Royce, Vice President an
Miss Jennie Parks, Secretary an,
Treasurer. Miss Tyra Sanders j
teacher of the class.
An act Of union, by which the Con
gregational, United Brethren an
Methodist Protes ant churches @
fourteen states are formed into on
large religious organization was con
summated in Chicago Thursday b
the general conference of delegate
from different parts of the countr,
The Methodist Protestant churc
was organized about 60 years ago an
like the u. B. church is almost iden
teal in doctrine with the NJ T
church of so years ago.
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