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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
MISS RIZER MARRIED.
Popular Plymouth School Teacher
Was Married to Bourbon Man on
June Sixth,

Announcement of the marriage OF
Miss Elsie Rizer. the popular teacher
Of the Third Grade at the Washing
ton school in this city to Edwin Kel-
Ter of Bourbon, were sent out We'd
nesday. The couple were married in
Michigan on June Sixth. News of
the wedding was kept even from their
intimate friends. Miss Rizer is the
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. +. B.
Rizer OF Bourbon She has been
teacher in the Plymouth schools for
two years. Mr.. Keller is the son of
Mrs. George Keller of Bourbon, and
is one OF the htrstling wi1e-awake
men of the town. The Bourbon News
Mirror says that they are now visit
ing in Indianapolis with Ned Martin
and wife, the latter being a sister OF
Mr. Keller They will receive warm
reception when they get home. The
parents OF the couple have forgiven
them though there was no opposition
to the marriage. Taey married as
they did just for romance and il was
certainly most successful one.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
PETITION FOR PARDON
For Fred Rettinger of Bourbon Pc
tition being Circulated to Have
Him Reprieved

An effort is being made by the
friends OF the Fred Rettinger family
to get him pardoned from the Mich
igan City prison, says the Bourbon
News Mirror. This effort started last
week and Attorney John w Parks
and DR.. Weiser are taking the steps
looking toward this matter. A pc
tition has been prepared and names
been and are being secured asking
for his pardon. 1t is said tire Gov
ernor has been to the prison. has
looked over the case carefully but
has not even given a hint as to what
he would do in case a pardon is
asked 1t is stated by Warden Reid
that Fred has been a model prisoner
since he has been there.
A counter petition is being circu-
lated by Mr.. Bates.
The outcome will be watched with
unusual interest by t.le people of this
place.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
COUNCIL IS RESTRAINED FROM GRANT
ING SNOEBERGER LIGHT CONTRACT
Court DEGREES That Everly and Clizbe Bid
Was Lower and Snoeberger Bid
Did not Comply.

AT 300 o'clock Saturday afternoon
Judge Harry l.. Bernetha granted an
injunction restraining the Plymouth
city council from granting a contract
to c. d. Snoeberger, for furnishing
electric light to the city. The injunc-
ton was asked for by Messrs. Will
liam Everly, A. R. Clizbe, and w. G.
Hendricks, who maintained that bid
submitted by Everly and Chzbe was
lower and better than the one SUBJ
mitted by Snoeberger. The opinion
OF the court was, that the Snoeber-
ger bid did not compl~ with the spec
i6cations contained in the advertise
ment for b ds which. the council made
and furthermore that the bid of Ev-
erly and Clizbe of $6475 per arc light,
against $40 for the same in the Snoe-
berger bid. was sufficiently low to
warrant a restraining order in the in
terests of electric light consumers.
The decision was long one, cover
ing all of the pha ses of the case.
The court in part held,-thas in the
matter of granting franchise by the
council was Legislative action and
could not be controlled by the court,
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
The Barn Dance.

A Knox young man who attends
dances regularly, but who has been
unable to master the new-fangled
barn Dance" which is the rage of
the country at present, sent % cents
to a Chicago firm last week for a
mail order lesson. The instructions
came promptly, the mysteries of the
dance being fully explained in the
following description: Put your arm
gracefully around the girl, make a
noise Ike cow and take three steps
toward the water trough Then eat
a suall amount of bran mixed with
couple of hops and bale of hay,
walk as nearly like a chicken as pos
sible, turn handspring, kick like
a balky horse and smile as II you had
eaten barrel of stock food. Seat
your partner and take another
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
A Boy at Frank Kline's.

A letter from Frank J. Kline, now
living in South Bend states the pfeas-
ant news that Z new boy Arrived at
their home the .3rd of December, a
little advance of Xmas but super
Tor gift anyhow. 1t viii be remem-
bered he lived vest of this place
abou. 12 years ago. He vas con-
firr1ed old bachelor until he vent to
South Bend four years ago and had
reached the age of 81 before he got
married which was last February, at
which time he won a charming
Scotch lady who has brought the
greatest blessing in life to him in this
cherub of son. Mr.. Kline is great
admirmer of DR.. Matchette who will
be pleased to hear of the new SON.
Bourbon News-Mirror.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
HALSEY GOES TO
PENITENTIARY
ENTERED PLEA OF GUILTY TO
GRAND LARCENY SATUR-
DAY MORNING.
Stole $50 Worth of Mechanical Tools
at Bremen-Was Given / to
IA Years.

William Halsey aged 21 years
pleaded guilty to grand larceny be-
fore Judge Bernetha- this morning
and was sentenced to the Jefferson
Vile prison for a period of to IA
years. Halsey was charged with hav-
ing stolen Mechanical tools valued at
$50 from the Radiator Works atsBre-
men. on December sth. He was ar
rested by a German township con-
stable at South Bend few days ago.
Jay Wareham the young man of Bre-
men who was run over by B. & 0.
train at Lapaz last week, and suffered
the loss of leg, is said to have been
associated in the theft, and the con-
fession of the latter was responsible
for the arrest of Halsey.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
MARTINDALE IS
COUNTY ATTY.
WAS UNANIMOUS CHOICE OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
THIS MORNING.
Commissioners Brave Wrath of One
Man Opposition by Electing
Most Qualified Candidate

In spite of the threats with the edi-
tor of the Democrat of this city made
against the commissioners OF Mar
shall county, individually and collect
ively. should they dare vote for his
enemy E. c. Martindale, for the Office
OF County Attorney made vacant by
the expiration OF the term of H. A.
Logan; in spite of the fact that the
same editor entered the names of A.
Z. Wise, L. NJ. Lauer and other
prominent attorneys, as candidates to
whom he would have no oppo-
sition; in spite of these things and
many more, the county commission
ers soon after convening Monday
morring when the matter of electiny d
county attorney arose, the name of
E. c. Martindale was presented, and
that gentleman was unanimously
elected, there being TO other candi-
date presented.
The maxim "Give him enough rope
and he will hang himself worked
out in true poetic justice in this case.
The charges which were made against
Mr.. Martindale and the threats which
were flung at all of the commission
ers, and Mr.. Nathan Lee, in particu-
lar. involving such words as 'liar.
thief. gambler, whisky boss, etc. etc."
would not bear repetition.
Mr.. Martindale is one of the most
able, and capable attorneys in the
city. 1t was foreseen by the COM
that in the person of Mr..
the county would have
the best legal advice and management
that could be attained. Bulldozing
tactics failed in this case. as it must
fail in every case.
AN OF the attacks made by the
Democratic paper against Mr. Mar
tindale had reference to the fact that
he was attorney for liquor interests
in the county, The fact that in every
liquor case wherein Mr.. Martindale
was attorney, he was assisted by At
torney S. N. Stevens, lone support
er of the organ, was not mentioned
by tha. paper. and neither was the
fact that Attorney Kellison is now,
and Atty Stevens was attorney for
the Sefense in the greatest fight in the
county, the German township remon-
case being tried before Judge
Tuthill at LaPorte.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
CIRCUIT COURT
HAS ADJOURNED
REA w. ANDERSON IS ADMIT
TED TO THE MARSHALL
CIRCUIT BAp
Suits to Quiet Title are Disposed OF
New Trial in Welborne
Case.

The November term of the Mar
shall Circuit Court adjourned Satur-
day afternoon Upon motion of
Adam z. Wise, Rea w. Anderson OF
this city, was admitted to the Mar
shall circuit bar.
IN the case of the ditch petition OF
w. z. Cunningham, tae court allow
ed the First State Bank of Bourbon
the sum of so for collecting assess
ments
The surveyor filed the final report
in the ditch petition OF Alfred H.
Huff etal, showing a balance OF
se9.66.
A new trial was denied the plain
tiffs in the case OF Philip Sickman
and others versus Geo. NJ Osborne
to vacate road. The court he'd that
the road in question which is an
Union township, has not ceased to
be a public highway, and the costs
were assessed against the plaintiffs.
The case of Lottie A. Helms ct al
versus Anne Bancroft eft al to quiet
title, the court settled by division.
The damage case OF Leonard P.
Swoverland, versus Ober Berkypile,
was dismissed and costs paid.
A new trial was granted in rae case
of Chas. II. Mullenhour and Peter
Disher, versus Office Welborne, the
verdict of the jury being set aside by
the judge.
.Efie M Messersmith was given q.
divorce from her husband Ceorg.
Messersmith, and she was allowed
s125, to be paid by Mr. Messersmith.
The cor1plaint was brought by Mr.
Messersmira, but the divore was CIV
en- the wife
In the cases of Nora B. Rice ver-
sus Albert Marble, and Oscar ID.
Machlan, versus The Clinton Line
Extension Co., and others, in both
cases the defendants defaulted. and
the court found for tf,e plaintiffs
The suits were for quiet title.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETINGS.
Series of Seven Conventions Will be
Held During Week of January
1873.

A series of Township Sunday
School conventions has been arrang-
ed for January 1928. They will
be held in the following order:
Sunday-Bourbon TIP. at the Jeru-
salem Evangelical church
Monday-Tyner.
Tuesday-West township.
Wednesday-Lapaz.
Thur ursday-Bremen.
Friday-Culver.
Saturdav-Argos
Mr. Geo. N. Burnie, state field
worker, will attend each of these
meetings, beside other local helpers.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
List of Births in City.

The number OF births in the city
ence of 81 over the deaths. A COM
plete list of the births with the name
of the male parent date of birth, and
name of child is given as follows:
Name OF Child Date Father
Julia May Kleckner Jan. John Q
Conrad Henry Ebert Jan. Is Carl
Louise Beatrice Sirette jamie Albert
Waterhouse JAM 20 Norm'n
Elizabeth May Inks Jan. % Chas.
Raymond Carl Ellis Jan. % Orinn f
Infant Morrow Jan. 81 Marion
Myra A Miller Feb Z. Norm'n
Babe of Harle Love Feb. "a Harley
Nettie Erna Seholtz Feb. 81 Eug'n
Clermont CifPrd Logan Feb 24Ray c
Daniel Merideth Feb Henry
Elizabeth Bae Bryan Feb. 90 Delb'rt
Sanford VIM Plat March 9 James
Catfr'ne Louisa Gordon Mch Cecil
Tomlinson March Samuel
Harold B'rdtte Myers Mch 16 Milton
Laurence Jas Beldon Mch 16 James
Calita Preston March % H. Paul
Chas. Joseph Leonard Apr / Ralph
William II Claxton Apr. % Elias B
! Edna Harr'tta Beatty Mch 81 Jim K
Ford Growell April 2s Charles
Herman Albert Hines Apr Jerry
Mitt;e Mead April 10 Wm.H
Helen Grace Tanner April IL Ed L
Vineta Sapp April 90 Joseph
James H Phillips May IS James
Grace Flr'nce Seegar May % Jacob
Frederick E Hines May 90 Wm.G
Maynard Osborn May 12 Edw'rd
Hal Gates Hoham May I6 Harry
Orpaa May Sisk May 30 VIM.
Lervy Liggett June IA Frank
Harold Forrest BRYAN July Arthur
Mabel l. Hostettier June &c Clarence
Plug July 6 George
Fergerson July 90 Milton
Mary Kellison July 10 Frank
Lerod Edw'rd Koontz Jly IL Edw'rd
Leona May Harris July IA Demris
Ralph Edwin Cast JULY Is VIM II
George Edwin Sphinx July "a James
Bernice L. Marcombe Aug Charles
Tilla Maria Jolly Aug. 13 John E
Laura May John Aug. 10 Fred
Robert Clarence Lee Aug 20 Clarnce
Bennett Aug. Is Homer
Clarence S. Wirley Aug. 1s John
Evelyn 'B'rnce Corest Aug 25 Harold
Mcneil E. Deacon Aug 81 Claude
Edward f Emmerling Sept 1Joseph
Ceniere Scott Sept "a Dale
Brown Sept. &c Harry
Geo Delbert Bishop Oct I Jay p
Martha Ellen Salisbury Oct S Earle
Dorothy Marie Taber Oct. Herm'n
Ciffin Oct. II WilIm
Arabella A. Lackey Oct23 Harrv
ClarabeMa c Lackey Oct % Harry
Infant Gibson Nov. il Herb'rt
Leo J. Sonders Nov. 12 Wilson
Russell J. Harley Nov IA L. G..
Fannie Delon's Yazel Nov 16 George
Violet NJ Sch1osser Nov 21 Ray
Lettie M'rie Pomeroy Nov 25 Alfred
Richard c. Corbaley Nov % Earl A
The number of marriage licenses
issued in the county during the past
year was only one less than in 1907.
In 1908. 2O4 licenses to wed were is
sued by the county clerk. during the
previous year EOS were issued.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Orpheum Theatre Sold

A deal was made Tuesda whereby
the Orpheum theatre building, own
ed by J. d. Williams, was traded for
the Ashley farm miles east of this
city. The farm consists OF 30 acres,
and was the property of Emanuel
Cillard, who recently purchased it
from J. V. Ashley.
Shelby Leland has sold his resi-
dence to Chas. Suter of Bremen.
Consideration $115O The latter deal
was made through the Bowel agen-
cy.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
S. S. ELECTS OFFICERS.
]. w. Parks is Reelected Superin-
tendent of the. Methodist Sunday
School-Other Officers.

The annual election of officers was
held by the Methodist Sunday School
"Wednesday evening, which resulted as
follows: Superintendent John w.
Parks, Asst Supt H. A. Shambaugh,
Secretary Paul Singrey, Asst. Secy.
Glen Mclaughlin, Treasurer Bert
Firestone, Asst. Treasurer John
Southworth, Supt. of Classification
Mrs. c. c. Durr, Librarian Mrs. H.
L. Singrey, Asst. Librarian Mildred
Drake, Supt of Home Class Dept
Mrs. Garrett, Supt. of Cradle Roll
Mrs Charles Worthington.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Peanut Politics in Reality.

Peanut policies have been substi-
tuted for peanut politics down in
Tennessee. Night riders have "de-
clared war" on any farmer who sold
peanuts for less than 81 bushel The
boy and his best girl will be happy
to learn however, that the attempt
of the night riders to force up the
price of peanuts is considered a fail
ure.-Nappanee News.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07

but the matter of allowing a con-
tract was an administrative action,
and as such could be restrained, or
enjoined The letting of franchise
could not be restrained unless fraud
or corruption be proved. Such
was not true, or was not evi-
dent in this case. Further
more, the motive of the council could
not be enquired into by the court
The indications in this case are that
there was no abuse On discretion. but
that the council allowed the contract
or was about 10, in accordance with
their own deductions.
In the matter of allowing a con-
tract for supplying lights for the
town, the court held that the act was
purely administrative and lay entire
ly within the discretion of the city
council The council could let the
contract without calling for bids, but
SINCE THE COUNCIL HAD
CALLED FOR BIDS, THE COURT
HELD THAT THE BIDS MUST
CONFORM WITH THE SPECIFI-
CATIONS CALLED FOR. Thus
uhe court held THAT the element of
the Snoeberger bid, which provided
that after FIVE years a rebate would
be paid the CITY from the gross re-
ceipts of the plant was not in
accordance with the specifications
calling for bids, and hence should not
be considered by the council Elim-
inating the rebate, the difference be-
tween the Snosberger and Everly
and Clizbe bids was sufficient to re-
strain the Plymouth council from
granting the electric light contract
to Snoeberger.
The court held that in the matter
of furnishing current for electric
power, the Snoeberger bid was lower.
The proposed rate of Snoebenger
namely of 10 cents per kilowatt hour
for lighting purposes, excepting
those who contracted to use $500
worth of currenx, who should have
current at 6 1-2 cents, was also unfav-
orable to the court In the quesfion
Of commercial lighting the eSurf held
that the favorab1eness of the two
bids would vary with conditions.
The bench docket contains the fol-
lowing entry by the judge covering
the decision: Finding that petition
of plaintiffs to restrain and enjoin
the defendants from granting fran
chise to c. D. Snoeberger, denied
That the defendants be enjoined
from entering into the contract set
out in the complaint for street light
ing, whereby the said Snoeberger
agrees TO operate and care for so or
more arc lamps of 1000 candle power,
for $40 per year. and to rebate a
sum equal 20 3 per cent of the gross
receipts from electric lights, and
power, payable annually. Temper
lry restraining order dissolved as to
he defendants passing ordinance
granting franchise Defendants to
pay costs" Exception was taken to
The finding on restraining the coun-
III letting the contract, and that de-
'endants pay costs, by defendants.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Mrs. Elmer Werntz.

Mrs Elmer Werntz died at her
home on Washington street in this
ering illness. She leaves to mourn her
death, her husband and two sons,
Cleo, and John Charles, also broth
er Charles Worthington of this city,
and two sisters, Mrs. Johnson of Ply
mouth and Mrs. John Brittenham Of
South Bend.
Funeral was held Saturday after
noon from the Episcopal church con :
Quoted by Rev. Howard. Intermeni
at Oak Hill
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Present. Church With 500.

Mrs. D. E. Moore of Plymouth,
has presented the Presbyterian
church of Pierceton with $1O0 to
apply on the church debt. 1t was dur
ing the farewell sermon preached by
Rev. c. Wilson that the announce
ment of the greatly appreciated gift
was made. The gift helps materially
in decreasing an obligation made by
the Ladies Aid Society of the church.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Eighteen More Dog Tax Arrests.

Eighteen more arrests have been
made on indictments found against
parties harboring dogs without pay
ing taxes on same. They are as fol-
lows: Guy Snyder. Reuben McKes-
son. Levi Stoneburner, Ulysses S.
Klineerman, Jose. hus Klinedinst.
William Vanderweele, Guy Overmy-
er, Charles Welch, J. H. Snyder, w.
S. Overmyer. Samuel Jones, w l..
Shafer, Thomas Carver, Isaac
Thompson, VIM. ]. Pontius, Vim.
Lowther, John Lawrence.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Divine-Ross.

Mr.. Edward Divine aged p and
Miss Iva Ross, aged 20, both OF Mar
shall county, were united in marriage
at the home OF and by Rev. S. H.
Wager on Wednesday at high noon.
Mr. Divine is prosperous farmer.
They will live NEAR Tyner.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Will Render "The Messiah"

The Mozart Club is making efforts
in practicing for THE Messiah"
which Win be rendered ON January
21st The final pratices will be held
on the evenings of Jan. 9TH and 18th
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Celebrate Birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Z. Kuhn and son
Robert, Mrs. c. w Burkett of War
saw, Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Kuhn of
Chicago, spent New Years with Mr.
and Mrs. John c. Kuhn, it being the
latter's birthday.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
The Earthquake.

All Italy is stunned by the enor-
nifty of the catastrophe, which grows
worse with each hour, 10000 being
killed in two cities alone. Demented
refugees fill cities unprepared for
them and starvation faces many
thousands.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07

George w. Snyder, Marshall coun-
ty 81, to Mildred c. Puterbaugh
Marshall county, %.
George G. Atkinson, Goshen, 81,
to Nora Weimer, Tyner, 80.
Harley E. Sherer. residing east of
Plymouth 10. to Gertrude E. Jack
man, residing east of Plymouth, IS.
Walter E. Inks, Lapaz, to Ruth
Burton, Lapaz.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Greiner Appointed Deputy.

County Auditor announced yester-
day that he had appointed Obidiah
A. Greiner as his deputy. to succeed
Otto Weber resigned. iIr Greiner
has been a school teacher for many
years, is an upright. thoroughly re-
liable man, and should make a first
class accountant.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
John McCaffery Injured.

John McCaffery while walking
home Wednesday afternoon, fell at
the Jacoby crossing at about o'clock
and suffered minor injuries about the
face. He was not seri)isly injured
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Appoints Jury Commissioners.

Saturday afternoon Judge Be-nctha
appointed Charles Ulrich and VIM
Conger as Jury Commissioners for
the coming year, to replace p. J.
Kruger and B. c. Southworth.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Slayter Grocery Sold.

Clarence Slayter has sold his gro
Gerry store on LaPorte street, to
Isaiah Seider. Possession was taken
Monday. Mr. Seider was a resident of
West township, and is son Of Fred
Solder of this city.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Dog Tax Case Continued

The case against Charles Giller,
who pleaded guilty to the charge of
a dog with taxes unpaid,
was again continued until the first
day of the next term OF court by
Judge Bernetha, Saturday afternoon.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Married in Clerks Office.

George C. Atkinson aged 81, OF
Goshen, and Nora Weimer, aged 80,
of fyner, were united in marriage by
Rev. E. Miller in the County Clerks
office Thursday morning.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Leave for Indianapolis.

Harry CRUDE, Senator, of this city,
and w. l.. Sarber representative, of
Argos, left for Indianapolis to attend
the coming session of the legislature
Tuesday.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07

DerculOSlS 3, carcinoma uterus i,
hemorrhage 1, artero schlerosos 1, ex-
haustion 3 dropsical heart 1, whoop-
ing cough /, enters colitis 2, strangu-
lation /. cerebral hemorrhage 1, cere-
bral meningitis 1.
List of Deaths for Year.
The complete list of names, date
and age of all decedants of the past
years is given as follows:
Name Date Age
Nancy M Benedict Feb. 2 81
John F. Largenbaugh Feb. SC
Isaac Heckert Feb. 81
Frances L. Alger Feb. IS 60
Babe of Harley Love Feb. "a d
Clara Sisk Feb. 2s 2
Sanford Wilson Platt March l d
Phillip S. Altman March ~ 80
john Manfred Logan March 10 20
Emma Hillsman April 1 %
Romano Hagg April % 67
William Pomeroy April 30 73
Mary Eliz'bth Persling May 10
Julia Ann Hunters May T3
Catherine l.. Gordon May Is 2 m
Isabel O. Redd May 81 so
Warren Hill June so
William A Holland June s 6s
Thomas ]. Winnings June "a 63
Orlando F. Ridgeway July 2 65
Babe of George A Plug July
Sarah E. Davis July 81 50
Leona May Harris July 81 II d
John w. Thomas Aug. 2 "A
Marguerite c. Welch Aug. 72
Arthur B. 'Steinback Aug. 10 62
Benjamin F. Shearer Aug. "a SO
Rollo B. Oglesbee Aug. 1s 40
Magdaline Rlinghammer SPIT. 81
Henrietta Tuttle Sept IS II
Joseph ]. Durbin Sept. 20 Sc
William Edwin Gray Oct 81
Joseph Carl Stein Oct. IL 35
Lorie Giles Capron Oct. IL 60
Babe of w D Griffin Oct. II
Harold Edison Ron1ig Oct23
William Webb Oct. 80 63
Infant Gibson Nov IL
Catherine Henderson Nov. 80
Julia Ann Cox Nov IL 80
Lofty Cprnce Heftlick Nov 1s 1
Sarah II Bennett -A-c Dec 16 o.
Mary Frances Price Dec. 23 81
Katherine Organ Dec. 2S 30
Elizabeth Sctlearer Dec 81 Sc
Luelta Werntz Dec. 81 80
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Approve Petition.

Try the Weekly Tribune for a
change. $3.50 per year.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-07
Organize for Year.

The commits sioners elected William
Troup president, and James Severns
for the coming year.