The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-30
LOCAL NEWS


slightly.
Mrs. H. NJ. Slenter is visiting at
Valparaiso.
Mrs. E. Timmons is visiting with
friends at Lapaz.
G. NJ. Conkling has gone to Wal
nut on a hunting expedition.
]. A. Kepler and James Dot trans
acted business at Tiosa Tuesday.
Misses Bertha and LILA Manuel Wis
tied with friends at Argos Thursday.
Mrs. L. A. Forgy has gone to Wav-
erly, ind, for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Weaver.
Wink & Co. general merchants of
Bourbon, have sold their store to A.
c. Jordan of Etna Green.
s. f. Reeves has received a letter
stating that his brother at Nashville,
Tenn, who has been very sick is
much improved.
Mrs. Minerva Maggert has returned
to her home in Bourbon, after spend
ing a few days with relatives in this
city and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jarrel of Ty-
ner, spent the day in this city, en-
route to South Bend, where they will
visit with friends.
Mrs o. P. Meredith of Hamlet,
was the guest of Plymouth friends to-
day enroute TO Argos, where she will
spend a few days.
Mrs. Stella Snyder who has been
visiting with friends in this city asd
in Bourbon, returned to her home in
Rutland. Thursday.
Mrs A. A. Jones of Logansport,
who has been visiting with the fam
lily of Howard Myers, returned to
her home Thursday.
Mrs. NJ l.. Culpepper of Pine Bluff,
Ark, who has been visiting with Mrs.
Frank Mills in this city, went TO
Culver Thursday for a short visit with
friends
A. F. Lon of Columbus, Ohio, who
has been visiting with the family of
w. B. Hess for several days went
to South Bend, Wednesday to spend
a few days
There IS such a demand rom In
diana for copies of the booA contain
ing the John Paul Jones memorial
exercises that Senator Hemenway
has prepared a resolution providing
for a reprint and for the ~gratuitous
distribution of 10000 additional vol
umes.
Denver surgeons have given a mar
a silver Jaw-bone. Now if they could
only lasso the indefatigible Nebras-
kan and give him a gold jaw bone,
there might be a stronger hope OF
Bryan's nomination in that city, next
June. ftf
The Bengal tiger that has been ter
rorizing the people in several coun-
ties in Southern Indiana during the
past week was seen three miles north
of Evansville Wednesday afternoon
by Allen Goldsmith. a farmer, who
shot at the animal several lines. A
posse is being formed tc. hunt the
tiger.
Failure to present two patrons with
Christmas presents of bottles OF
whisky resulted in a quarrel which
ended in the killing Wednesday night
of Henry Wickenski, a saloon keeper
and a trustee Of the town of Ham
mond, Ind. He was shot by George
Polias and Stephen .Liscula. The
men were arrested.
Wednesdays issue of the Independ-
able Jays that a large crowd attended
the Monte Carlo girls, and that all
were we'll pleased This "alp' ncludse
c. w. Metsker, whom, we are in
formed was present. Such stuff as that
always seems to please the diminutive
editor. Perhaps while attending that
show he accumulated a little more
perhaps fresher filth, to throw at the
respectable citizens of this city.
The various railroad companies ir
South Bend are experiencing much
trouble with coal thieves. Monday il
was estimated that fully 100 men
women and children were out with
baskets and sacks picking up coal anc
it was necessary to call the police
In the yards of the Grand Trunk &
Western a gang of about twenty-five
men made a rush on the loaded car:
of coal standing on the tracks and j
is estimated that this company alone
lost fully fifteen tons of coal Monday
Charles II. Bundy, a prominent
newspaper man. IS dead at Marion
He was formerly associated with
Robert Z. Mansfield, now consul a.
Lucerne. Switzerland. un the publ
cation of the Marion News.
Stokes Jackson has issued a cal
for the Democratic state committed
to meet in indianapolis Jan. 3d. The
convention will be for the purpose
of selecting dates for the coming
state conventin. The committee j:
said to favor March 25 and 90, tc
beat the republicans to platform
timber.