The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-09

Jacob Pritsch an old and prom
inent citizen of Bourbon, is dead.
He was buried New Years day.
William Rentschler came home
from Chicago Wednesday morn
ing to visit until Sunday evening.
Miss Elsie Larson has returned
to her home in South Bend, asrcr
visiting with relatives IL ponald-
son.
w. !. Franklin of Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. visited with the fam
lily of James Deloney Wednes-
day.
Miss Bertha Knapp OF Tyner,
spent the day with friends in this
where she will visit for a few
days
Miss Stella Reynolds has re-
turned to Chicago after spending
a week with relatives and friends
in this city.
Mrs. Christian Mas returned
to Mishawaka Thursday after
visiting with friends in Bourbon
and Plymouth.
Mrs. Charles Gerarl OF M;sha-
waka. who has been vFiting With
relatives in this city and vicinity,
returned home Thursday.
Harry Humrichouser and his
guest. DR.. T. S. Hunter OF Ash
land. Ohio, spent the day at
South Bend and Elkhart.
Mrs. Irl Crum returned u her
home in St. Joseph, Mich, Thurs
dav. after visiting with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Pike.
Mr.. Frank Zumbaugh and fam
ilv OF South Bend, who have been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. !. T.
Hindle. returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Rose Kyle an daughter
Nellie. who have been visiting III
this CITY and in Etna Greene. re-
turned to South Bend Thursday.
Mrs. John Phillips OF South
Bend. who has been visiting with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. b.
Parks. returned home Thursday
Pittsburg celebrated New
Years morning with $150,OOO
fire. Fires were also reported at
Philadelphia and San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 4. Gardner
returned to Mishawaka. Thurs
day after visiting for few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Harrington
have returned to their home IN
South Bend. after visiting with
friends in this city and in Don
aldson.
Howard Kelley, who has resid-
ed on a farm near Ober, Starke
county, for several years, has
moved to Knox and will work on
the new fertilizer plant.
Mrs. ]. l.. McFarlin OF Chi
cago. who has been visiting with
Morris Agler in this city. has
gone to Twin Lakes to spend a
few days with the family of ]. A.
McFarlin.
The only two negroes in Pull
ask county, Washington Biggs,
aged &c, and Mrs. Mary Eunice,
aged 81, were married Saturday.
They are the first colored people
ever licensed to marry in that
county.
Zimri Dwiggins, formerly
president of a dozen banks in IL
linois and Northern Indiana, suf-
fered a stroke of apoplexy Mon
day at Lincoln, Neb.. and expired
without regaining consciousness.
He was SO years OF age.
The ladies of the Bourbon
Eastern Star came up on the 9
O'Clock train Thursday morning
and spent the day at the home OF
Mrs. l.. f. Steinbach, 423 Miner
street. 1t was jolly crowd and
they had good dinner and
good time with their genial hos
tess,
Martin Reed of Bourbon, is
one of Marshall county's oldest
and best citizens. The News
Mirror says that his children and
grandchildren 33 in number as
sembled at his home and cele
brated Christmas. Each of his
children gave him a twenty-dol-
lar gold piece for Christmas
gift.
The Starke county corn crop
shows up even worse now than 1t
did two months ago. The corn
is practically all soft and unfit
for market. All northern Indiana
is making the same complaint. In
the southern part OF the state,
where the seasons are at least
two weeks longer than here the
cereal is in fine condition.
Starke County Republican.
Lynching is decreasing and SUI
icide is increasing in the United
States. The record OF lynchings
for 1907 contains the smallest
number in the last twenty years.
The total is sixtythree, as COM
pared with sixty-nine in 1906.
Suicides continue to increase as
they have done for several years.
The number for 1907 was 10.sS2,
as reported in the public press.