The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-22

was on his way to bank to deposit
the cash.
The Moellering Construction Com
psny, of Fort Wayne, has completed
the paving of Main and Market tsreets
at Columbia City.
Ben Allen, the Fremont young man
who was fearfully burned in an at
tempt to kindle a fire with coal oil,
died as result of his injuries.
Cebert Abshire, Keystone, is the de
PENDANT in a suit for $4,000 filed by
his invalid wife in Muncie, in which
she charges him with abandonment.
Contracts were let recently and
work is to commence Immediately on
extensive additions to the big plant of
the Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company
in .,e~cas.4e.
Through an ordinance, recently
passed by the Town Board, Bowling
Green will soon be supplied with ce-
ment sidewalks and street crossings
on the principal streets.
The National Horse Thief Detective
Association, which met in Peru, ad-
journed after selecting Charles Spry.
of Logansport, president. and Craw-
louisville as the next meeting place.
George Kravers, employed at the
plant Of the Crescent Handle Works
in Evansville, has never voted, al
though he Is about As years old. He
says politics has no charms for him.
| Within ten minutes after she had
been granted a divorce at Plymouth,
Mrs. Edith E. Brockus, of Bourbon,
was united in marriage to Clyde Kit
finger. of ..iyria. Ohio. where they will
reside.
Two cases o, diphtheria and a new
case of scarlet fever have developed
in Greensburg. Rigid quarantine is
established and every precaution has
been taken to prevent the spread of
the contagious.
Mrs. William III. Taft, wife of the
Republican presidential candidate, has
sent a handmade handkerchief to the
Working Girls Auxiliary in Evansville
to be sold at bazaar which will be
given by the working girls November
IL, IL and IL.
One more saloon, the eleventh since
January 10, closed its doors in New
castle, through the blanket remon-
STRANGE. The saloon was that of Thorn
as Hatfield, which was located in the
basement or the Bundy Hotel, and was
| II,
Several weeks ago a swarm of bees
took refuge in the cupola of the Reg
ular Baptist church in Owensville and
this week the sexton, Mr.. Matthews.
found several pounds of honey there
in fine condition. The bees got into
the cupola through a small hole near
the base.
The last saloon in Waterloo closed
its doors last week by the expiration
of license, the remonstrance law op-
Grating against a renewal Ii is the
first time Waterloo has been without
saloon since 1856, when the first one
was started there by John Wood, dur
ing the building Of the Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern railroad through
the town.
In the circuit court at Huntington a
few days ago there came up a motion
on a case that was originally at issue
J In that court in the March term.
1912. 1t was foreclosure matter. and
the motion set forth that whereas the
property had been sold In 1850 under
the mortgage, the latter had never
been cancelled on the record. Judge
Cook ordered the cancellation of the
mortgage.
Charles w. Fox and Lorraine Dell
street were married at South Bend by
Justice w. B. Wright in writing. They
are mutes. will you take this man to
be your lawfully welded husband?"
wrote the justice. Miss Dellstreet re-
piled yes" in writing. Fox was asked
if he would take Miss Dellstreet for
The justice, after the proper questions
were all answered, pronounced them
man and wife, In writing.
Artman Francois, the miner whose
back was broken and who was denied
admittance to the St. Anthony Hospi-
tai in Terre Haute, is now On the road
to recovery. When the injured man
was refused admittance to the hospital
the Linton physicians had no hope for
his recovery, but they decided to do
all in their power to prolong life.
Finally they decided to replace the
broken bone and after four hours
work they succeeded in doing so.
Judge Heaton, of the Allen County
Superior Court, held recently that the
letters 20. X" written on the back Of
an order for money and having a sig
nature under them mean 'all right"
and are equivalent to an Endorsement
The case In which the decision was
made grew out of a refusal of the Nc
Bride Electrical Company, of Chicago,
to pay for material bought by a sub
contractor for a municipal lighting
plant which the Mcbride Company was
building.
John Weston, farmer near Jason
vile. shipped a carload OF hogs to the
Bourbon stockyards, Louisville, where
they sold for cents a pound, the high
est price that has been received by any
shipper this year.
Mrs. Israel Yaney. of Kirkland
Township, Adams County. was thrown
from her buggy in a runaway accident
and sustained 2 broken arm. Her
husband and little child. who were
driving with her were painfully
bruised.
Irving Cartensen, Is years old, Of Ho-
bart, was fatally injured in hunting
accident on Deep river. He stumbled
over his gun while getting out of his
boat. His right hand was blown on.
the muscles in his right arm were torn
and a part of his shoulder was shot on.