The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-16
LOCAL NEWS


J. W. Riggens and wife of Culver,
visited with friendsNin this city today
Miss Catherine Organ has gone
to Fl. Wayne for a weeks visit with
friends.
Miss Bertha Leffert has gone to
Logansport, where she will spend a
few weeks
John J. Riley of Etna Green, is is
ting with his niece Mrs H. Under
man in this city.
Mrs. NJ E Sanner OF South Bend,
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
w. NJ. Grimm.
Mrs s. E. Ruff of Logansport, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. WIN.
Grimm of this city.
Mrs Maggie Wight has returned
to her home in River Park after visit
ing with friends il, this city.
Mrs S. d. Hanna OF Fit Wayne,
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Kemp of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Seltenright
went to Peru Friday, where they will
spend a few days with friends
s. y. Stevens has returned from In
dianapolis where he has been attend
ing the Democratic state convention.
Mrs. S. Z. Reeves and grandson,
Master Glenwood Bea.tie, have gone
to South Bend for a ew days visit
with friends
Mrs. w. V. Clifford of Kewannq,
who has been attending her aunt,
Mrs. NJ E. Pershing, returned 10
her home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Shelton have
returned to their home in Rochester,
after spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. john Olds.
Mrs. Aaron Koch has gone @
Walkerton, where she. will spend a
couple of weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Minnie Hershberger.
Mrs. Elmer Troyer of Albion, Ill.
who has been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Troyer in this city, went
TO Chicago Tuesday, for a short visit
VIM. Beck of North township, ha:
purchased the II. II. Bonham prop
erty on Jefferson street, and expect!
to move to Plymouth about the las
of March.
Mrs. Minerva Maggert of Bourbon
who has been visiting with Mrs N
S. Petticord in this city, went t.
LakevilIe Tuesday where she Will
visit for few days.
An interlocking bridge has beer
erected, just west of the Pennsylvani
depot. This bridge passes over TIL
tracks. and will be used for attach
ing signals thereto.
Mrs Jacob Suit, Mrs. Fred Koontz
Mrs. George Koontz, Mr.. and Mr.:
Play Woodward, went to Wallertoi
Tuesday, to attend the funeral of MI
Woodward's mother.
A b9by girl weighing but foul
pounds Nard possessing a full set
teeth was born at Evansville, Ind
; Thursday TO Mrs Five Grove. Tn
child seems to be in perfect health.
The attorney general has held tina
marriage licenses by deputies Will
acting as deputy clerks of the circui
coart, are valid even though the dep
uties may be clerks of the superio
court
Among the Plymouth delegation t
the Republican district convention a
South Bend, Tuesday, were job
Kuhn. Fl. f. Hess, DR.. Stephens,
w. Parks, w. B. Hess, J. A. Yockey
Ed earn ami Alva Porter.
Attorney-General James Bingham
has just made a ruling to the effec
that a county clerk may issue mar
riage licenses when he is away fror
his office if he desires to do so, bu
that such action is not compulsor,
Interurban service from the Mich
gan fruit belt TO Indianapoh:
through South Bend. Elkhart, Gosn
en-, Warsaw and Peru, will be estat
Iished during next spring, accordin
TO an announcement made Wedncs
day by heads of the Winona Inter
urban Railway Company.
Henry A Barnhart in closing hi
article on the election of stat
chairman says he believes any par
ought to Re an open door, tribun
OF Justice from the choosing of pre-
cinct committeeman to congressme
and al other officers and that metf
DDS contrary to this are detriment;
to party strength
An unusual charge has been file
in Justice Kinney's court at Colum
bus. this state, against William Blu
Ter. resident o. the Waymansvill
neighborhood. He is accused by job
M. Thompson with "severing produc
from fhe SOIL To be explicit, tn
man is charged with pulling up 2
cents worth of corn. Few peopl
knew that law against severing pro
duce from the soil was in force
Indiana, BIZ it is, and this is the FIR:
time it has been invoked i'll Bartho
omew county.