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


The Ii,iana legislature meets
Thursday January 10,
Benjamin Powers OF Iowa, is visit
ing in North township.
w. H. English of this city, is now
deputy county surveyor.
Daniel Porter of Culver, is prepar-
ing to move to Oklahoma.
Miss Efhe Truck has returned to
Triumph, Illinois, where she IN
cipal of the schools.
Miss Ida Machel spent the holidays
here returning to her school work at
Valparaiso Thursday.
Owen Unger of Bourbon, has re-
turned from an extensive trip
through Oklahoma, Indian Territory
and Texas.
The Warsaw Union that
A. North, of Plymouth, will probably
serve as deputy under S. L. Blue. the
recently elected surveyor.
John Rankert has moved from the
D. E. Snyder farm south of this city
to his own farm west of the Higbee
corners in North township.
Mrs Kleindinst Of Winona Lake.
has been visiting her brother north
of this city and went from here to
Bourbon for a visit of a few days.
Fred Wunderlich has returned TO
his home at Columbia City after a
visit of several days at the home OF
his brother, Writ Wunderlich in this
city.
Earl Taber, son of Thomas Taber,
and his grandmother, Mrs Rachael
Miller, came from California to at
tend the funeral of Thomas Taber at
Argos.
Trustee Schroeder OF North town
ship, was a Plymouth visitor Thurs
day. He does not feel good over the
result of the last campaign in Mar
shall county.
A-Ws Lyt1e, ex-2ostmaster of Val
paraiso, with his wife and daughter
stopped in Plymouth Thursday on
their way t o Mississippi where they
will spend the winter.
E. w. Koontz of Culver, is attend
ing the constitutional convention of
Oklahoma at Guthrie and getting the
location of the county lines for a map
of the new state now being prepared
by Koontz & Co.
Mrs. d. w. Marks of Union town
ship, was taken to Indianapolis last
Saturday by her brother. DR.. Parker
and was operated on for appendicitis
at St. Vincent's hospital. She is get
ting along nicely.
Along with tragedies in Bourbon
township comes the report that the
wife of Quincy Cram of Tippecanoe
shot herself with suicidal intent .
few days ago. AT last there
was little hope of her recovery.
The Northern Indiana railway. op
Grating between Goshen and South
Bend, has been sold to a syndicate
of capitalists and will hereafter form
a link in the extensive chain of inter
urban railways of Northern Indiana
Miss Lydia Bessler who spent the
holidays with her cousins, Misses
Ida and Lille Machel, west Of this
city, has returned to her home at
Hamlet and Miss Lillian Machel ae-
companiec her for a visit of a few
days.
A big crowd of Plymouth people
visited the county farm Wednesday
night and Superintendent Kruger
gave them a royal reception. There
were refreshments. games, all sorts
of amusements and a jolly. good time
for all present.
Peter Hahn received a check last
week from w. E. Bailey for s1,53124
as a paid up insurance policy. Ii
was a % year policy paid in full in
ten years, and coming to maturity
last Friday. During this time he tds
paid the company $s43.2O G.
The evidence in the cases of Ed
ward Fertig and William Long
charged with stealing wheat from
McFadden's elevator several months
ago. was heard by Judge Bernetha
last week. He has taken the mates
under ADJUSTMENT and will not decide
until the February term of court.