The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-24

hC -hdi ohdi SOulity Ouuudy SC0OOl
convention will be held at Culver
February and 9.
Vern Johnson has returned to
North Dakota after a visit of four
weeks in this county.
All the seasons seem to be COM
bined in January this year. We have
had all kinds of weather.
A North visited the Reform school
at Plainheld and looked in on the
legislature at indianapolis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson
have returned to Adrian, Mich, after
VISIT with relatives in this city and
vicinity.
The jury in the Shea case at Chi
cago failed to agree after being out
"a hours and were discharged by
Judge Ball
Miss Claire Robbins arrived from
Walkerson Monday evening Tor a Wis
it of a week with the family of Rev
N H. Sheppard
Frank Janke has sold his residence
property on Williams street to AL
bert Savage, but will not give posses
sion until spring.
The weather man got back to his
winter schedule last Sunday morning
and proposes to work on that line
for a few days at least.
The eclipse of the moon Tuesday
morning, January 20. will begin at
six. o'clock and will be visible until
the sun comes up 1t will be only a
partial eclipse.
Mrs. Hugh Gormley of Greenfield
Ohio, is here on account of the i'll
ness of her uncle, Joseph Bennett,
who is suffering from a severe attack
of erysipelas.
Mrs. Frank Templeton and child
rem left Tuesday afternoon for their
new home on farm fifty miles east
of Kansas City, Mo. Mr. rempleton
went to Missouri lasp week. ae4
South Bend was model city again
last Sunday. The lid was on. tighter
than the previous Sunday, the mayor
having given the chief of police or
ders to watch evry saloon closely.
J. W. Schutts of Indian Territory,
visited relatives at Bourbon the past
week. He and his brother w. NJ.
Schutts of Bourbon, stopped in Ply
mouth Tuesday on their way to Wax
arusa fer visit of few days
North Dakota was swept Morday
by the worst blizzard in its history,
blocking all railroads which had just
cleared their tracks after the pre-
vious snowstorm, and threatening
many towns with fuel famine
An officer from the South Bend po-
lice department came to Plymouth
Monday morning and got Fred Dolke
who was arrested here Saturday
charged with embezzling about $4,000
belonging to Frank Stansbury. He
will be returned TO the Plainheld re-
formatory from which he was out on
parole
Mrs Sarah Burden, wife of Jesse
Burden, died at her home near In
wood, Sunday night after long ill
ness OF consumption She left hts
band and eight children, six daugh-
tiers and two sons. Funeral services
were held at the residence Tuesday
afternoon and the remains were inter
I'd at the Argos cemetery.
DR.. c. c. Durr returned Monday
evening from visit of three weeks
in Indian Territory with his daugh-
ter Mrs Grace Burris al Tulsa and
with d. Frank Redd and family He
found them and all the other Ply
mouth people in that section of coun-
try very well and doing we'll He
said the weather was like summer.
flowers were in bloom and the air
was soft, balmy and delightful
George Engle cut his hand badly
with broken pane of glass at Bucks
hardware store Monday. lie had II
tied up but did not go to a physician
and remained 1T the store all day suf-
fering from bad cold as well as his
painful hand About six o'clock in
the evening he started home and was
found half hour later lying uncon
scious on the sidewalk two blocks
north of his home with his face badly
cut and bruised. He was taken home
and it will probably be several days
before he is able to work
The principal Democrats who are
fighting high license bill in the leg
islature are Daniel Mcdonald of Ply
mouth, c. H. Mccullough the Ander-
son banker; Andrew ]. Behymer of
Elwood; John Wizard of Adams coun-
ty; John B. Faulkner, tie LaPorte
county editor; Michael Thornton Of
New Albany; Victor Ooerting Of
Lawrenceburg; Harry c. Strickland,
of Greenfield; John F. Joyce of Terre
Haute The three Republican repre-
sentatives from Vanderburg county,
of which Evansville is the county
seat, were elected on an anti-temper-
ance platform and undoubtedly they
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