The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-11-21
LOCAL NEWS

George Ewald of Campbell, Cali
fornia, is in rile city visiting his Sis
ter. Mrs Adam Wise.
Russell B. Harrison has been ap-
pointed vice counsel for the Mexican
government at indianapolis
Rev Frank A. Coyie, of Lucerne,
is conducting a series OF meetings at
the Christian church at Culver.
Mrs. James Craig has returned to
her home in Bourbon, after visiting
with the family of Anthony Keller,
for few days.
Ozias Duddleson, Jane Bernhisel
and Albert Duddleson have brought
suit against Elizabeth Duddleson TO
recover trust funds
John Locker has brought suit
against Gustav A. Schooner, on &C
count The case is an an cal from
Justice Lacquer of German TOWNSHIP
The sacred concert at the Presby-
terrain church has been set for next
Thursday night Miss Hazel Neff
has written from Chicago that she
will be here and participate
Mrs F. c. Moore and children ar
rived Thursday from Glendale, N.
Dakota, and went to her former home
at Culver. Mrs. Moore has had all
kinds II experiences in ner western
life.
Since the water tank has been re-
moved to the east end of the PeGnsyl-
vania station passengers on west
bound trims are saving time by get
ting off near the viaduct and come
up town on Center treet.
Elmer c. Beckner for the past two
years telegraph operator at the Penn.
sylvania station, has received an ap-
pointment in the railway mail service
and has received orders to report At
Crestline, o. Mr. Beckner is pleas
ant gentleman, an accommodating
operator and has made many friends
during his residence in Plymouth.
Mr.. Mcdonald IS very busily engag-
ed in his work on the history of Mar
shall county Mr.. Mcdonald has six
weeks yet in which to complete his
work, and il will keep him hustling
to have it done by that time. When
published it will be a handsome as
we'll as bulky addition to the center
table TO be placed alongside the fam
lily bible
Construction of an interurban line
from Nappanee to Syracuse by the
Fort Wayne & South Bend Traction
Co., has been temporarily abandoned.
Director c. A. Shorb of Warsaw, one
of the principal promoters, says the
project has been postponed definite
ly The stringent conditions of the
finances is ascribed as the reason for
the Abandonment of the building of
the line for the present.
The remains of the late Mrs. G.. s.
cleveland were brought here from
Germantown, Pa, Thursday after
noon by her son Holbrook, OF St.
Louis. and were received by Under
taker Leonard and by friends and rel
atives. many of whom. but few
months ago, had gone To the station
TO bid her farewell as she departed
for her new home with her daughter
Queen. The casket was conveyed 10
the home of T. N Tanner. followed
by friends in carriages Mr.. Cleave-
land said that his sister, Mrs. Shep-
pard, was unable to come. The fun
eral was held on Friday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock from :he Episcopal
church. Interment at Oak Hill
Henry Bigler arrived Thursday
morning from near CaniO, North Da-
kofa, where six years ago he went 10
reside. Mr.. Bigler says that when he
left Cando on Tuesday the thermom-
eter was Is degrees below zero. Ev-
erything was frozen up and work was
hindered by the cold weather. The
season there was unusually cold. Late
wheat and late flax was all frozen out
Mr.. Bigler SAYS their harvesting was
done this summer in weather like we
are having here at present They had
ice in August that would bear up al
team. Bananas were worth 60 cents
a dozen. lemons and oranges, 40 to
90 cents; apples. 60 cents a dozen.
Mr.. Bigler will remains here till
spring
By the new law regulating the
hours of work of telegraph operators
engaged in handling block signals
and train orders, such operators work
now but eight hours day. The Ply
mouth office is affected b. this law
and an additional man has been put
on at the office in this city. L. q.
Girten who was day man at the II. D
tower. takes the place of Mr.. Milten-
berger. who is off indefinitely, and
Nelson Mclaughlin is added TO the
force. The work OF each operator IS
now eight hours pc day and MIR.
Hoover gets every Sunday off. The
shift IS as follows O. F. Hoover,
from a. m. to p. m; f. T. Beck
ner. from a. m. to B p. m; l.. i.
Girten, from 3 p. m. 10 IL p. m; N.
A. Nc Laughlin. from IL p. m. to 7
a m