The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-12-12
LOCAL NEWS

III VoreiS boarders- The jail - now
empty
Mrs. Jacob Foltz has gone &c
Bourbon for a few days visit with
friends
Mrs Elizabeth Hindman has re-
turned to Lapaz. after a short visit
with Mr.. VIM Med lffy.
Mrs Glen Cox, of ODER. Ind. who
has been visiting with the Ianily
John Tuesburg, went to Hubbard for
a short visit
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Foreman of
Cando, North Dakota. who have been
visiting in this city, are the guests OF
friends at Warsaw.
Mrs. B. Fl Peddycord has returned
TO her home in Hamlet. after visiting
for a few days with Mrs. NJ c. Ped
dycord in this city.
Mrs Agnes Johnson who has been
visiting With her mother, Mrs. Daniel
Fetters, returned to her home in
South Whitley. Monday
Harry Buck returned from Hot
Springs, Ark, Saturday night. He
is much improved in health and had
a very enjoyable sojourn-
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Weatherholt
of Kenton, Ohio. who have been Wis
iting with the family OF Simon York,
have gone to Rochester for a short
visit
Mr. and Mrs Harry Swanson Of
Peru, who has been visiting with the
latter's mother. Mrs. Joseph Davis,
for a couple OF weeks. returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Charles O. Yarrick. who has
been seriously III for the past two
months was taken to a Fort Wayne
hospital Sunday afternoon in the
hope than an operation might save
her life
Henry Smith. Edward Smith and
Harry Lawder, all OF St. Joseph
county, were arrested by the game
warden for hunting in Marshall coun-
ty without license Each paid fine
of s34 so.
The growing wheat in Marshall
county is showing up we'll. The CO.
pious rains have greatly improved its
condition and the plants are healthy
and OF a deep rich green color and
the stand is heavy.
Mrs. Emanuel Hepler has returned
to her home in Etna Green, after
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs VIM Bradley, who is critically
Ill at her home two and one-half
miles southwest OF this city
Joseph Eberly. of Walkerton, hal
his right hand badly cut and mangled
IN corn shredder Thursday. He was
taken TO South Bend and all the hng-
ers on the hand were amoutated. He
is now at Epworth hospital in that
CITY.
Walter Wellman in dispatch from
Washington says that President
Roosevelt will accept a denomination
by the Republican convention in case
the nomination of Taft. which he
greatly desires, is found to be i'm
possible.
Next Saturday. December 14til IS
the time for electing road supervisors
in the several townships OF the conn
~. 1t is important that men who
have a knowledge of road building
and have the best interests of their
respective townships at heart be
elected
The Republican national conven-
zion will meet in Chicago June 16
That city made no special effort TO
get the convention, but a majority
Of the national committee thought 1t
was the best place and voted to hold
it there after it seemed certain that
i would go to Kansas City.
John Moulder OF Saint 10, Texas,
who claims to be the champion oyster
eater Of the world. has issued chal-
lenge for competition in the eating
of the bivalve. Moulder has estab-
lished a record for eating twenty
eight and one-half dozen fresh oy-
sters at one sstrng of four hours.
Lloyl McFarlin, who was critically
III in Chicago two weeks ago, so far
recovered thar h was brought to the
home OF his father-in-law. Nor IS Ag
Ter in this city last week. and was
able to sit UP most of the time for
few days; but he suffered a relapse
Sunday evening and his condition IS
again serious.
The showing made by the national
banks az Chicago and Indianapolis. in
response to the call of the controller
of the currency at Washington, IS as
remarkable as it is gratifying. the
resources OF these financial tnstitu-
tions are enormous. the conditions
are most excellent, and the solidity
Is unquestionable.
After tlfrty-two years continuous
service as sexton of the city cemetery
during which time he buried more
bodies than there were people IN the
town when he began service, James
Little, of Princeton, Ind. has laid
aside his grave digging tools and
taken service with Uncle Sam as
transfer mail agent.