The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-10

Mrs, John Baxter of Mishawaka,
is visiting here
George w. Baxter is quite sick
with lung fever.
Mrs. RitteF of Argos, visited in
Plymouth this week.
Mrs. Delbert Bryan has been quite
sick with grip for a few days.
Mrs. w, NJ. Mccormick is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Sweet at Grover
town.
There are many cases,ofegrip and
incipient lung fever in town and
country.
x barn was burned by lightning in
Springfield township, Laporte county
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. John Mast was called 10 War
saw by the serious illness of her
father, Mr.. Lozier.
Mr.. Phemmer an old gentleman re
siding in the north part of town is
reported quite sick.
Winfield Sponsler and. his mother
are still quite sick at their homes on
East Laporte street. ;
Elias Style of Argos spent Mon
day and Tuesday with relatives and
friends in Plymouth. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bryan are the
parents of an sight-pound baby girl
born Tuesday, January s.
The Grant county farmers have pc.
titioned the legislature to abolish tn
Office of county coroner.
1t is said that the hog house at the
Brightside orphans home near this
city is one Of the best in the state,
The weather made a great change
between midnight and eight o'clock
Wednesday morning. 1t is winter
now. -,
|. Senator Linton A. Cox will atsemp.
to have the legislature pass a bill
making wife and family desertion a
felony.
Henry Humrichouser who was
called to Ashland, Ohio, by the death
of his sister has returned to his home
in Plymouth. !.
Mrs. Isaac w. Thomas, who was
called to Three Oaks, Mich, by the
death of her brother, Samuel Gab.e
has returned to Fort Wayne.
The ladies of the German church
will hold their regular social at the
home of Mrs. S~peisshoffer Thursday
afternoon. All ladies are cordially in-
vited.
The residence of DR.. Harry Rugs
in Valparaiso vas struck by lightnins
Monday night. The top of the chin
ney was demolished and the rool
damaged but nobody was hurt.
Almost all the men who arrived ON
trains Wednesday came to attend the
dairy institute. The meeting was
well attended and the discussions
were profitable.
The Huff ditch case which occupied
most Of the time in circuit court last
week was taken under advisement by
Judge Bernetha until next term OF
court.
Rev. J. C. Smith will, preach in the
| S.. Paul's Reformed church., Sunday
Jan. Is at 1890 a. m. Jacoby's 2 p
m. and Twin Lakes at night Every
one cordially invited to. these seE'
vices. ~ )
Mrs. Amanda Wallace died at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. George
Bennett in Michigan City, Monday
She had been i'll many weeks and her
death was not unexpected. She was a
sister of Miss Priscilla Sewell of this
city.
Indianapolis is now crowded with
Scoics VI hhcii, youhS anu oiu, ucsit
Gus Of landing clerkship, or places a:
d~oor-keepers in the legislature
When the plum tree is shaken a ma
jority of them will go home disap-
pointed.
There are ninety-two county asses
sors in the state and more than twn
thirds of this number attended th.
opening of the annual meeting of ths
State Board of Tax COMMISSIONS.
and county assessors at Indianapoli.
this week. .
Mr. Foraker's regiment was not til,
Sixtieth Ohio, but the Eighty-ninth
He enlisted as a private and serveS
to the close of the war, mustered on
as first lieutenant and brevet captain
He was Is when he enlisted and wa.
co last July.