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The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
JUMPS OUT OF WINDOW.
Charles Padgett. in Attempt 10 Es-
cape, Breaks Left Leg.

IN an attempt to escape from the third
floor Of the Juvenile Court, Charles Pad
gett, charged with nonsuppoTt. Jumped
from the window ard received a fracture
OF his left leg and probably internal In
jJgries. he was taken to Emergency Hos
Pitsl. where II is said his condition is
serious
Padgett has served two terms in the
workh0Use for failing % support MS wife
and three young children he vas taken
into court on q bench warrant issued by
Justice De Lacy because he had failed
% give his wife s. a week
BailiT Hickey was entering the room 10
bring Padgett downstairs, when the nan
made a dash for the window and jumped
out. When picked Up BY Policeman Beau
regard. PadgetI said he wished he had
killed himself, and laPsed into uRcon-
SCi0uSneSS-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
TURKISH OFFICIAL MOBBED.

Constantinople. Feb. PA mob to-day
attacked a prisoa van that was convey
ing Nedjib Melhame Pasha to the Central
Criminal Court for trial on the charge
Of torturing Armenians in connection
with an inquiry into bomb explosion at
Selamaik under the old regime.
Mounted troops alone saved him from be-
ing lynched.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
REGISTERED AT HOTELS.

ARLINGTON-Charles Z. Hrshss. New York:
George c. Trsadweil New York. Stsphsn SIN
mons. Brooklyn: Thomas Malay Brooklyn: MT.
and Mrs. J. G. Cole. Piitsburg; Slrs. Phslan.
0ho1s. George P. Sawyer BuHal0: Jobn P
BolsEd Buffalo; H J. Wcodnansee. Buffalo
WILLARD-Afrs- NJ 7 BuTrett Alhanx: Sfr and
Mrs Thomas Cunningham. Boston Walter Holden.
Anso1ia. Conn Mr.. and 3Irs. Lyman Spaldinz
Roston: Mss Eshsl Spslding Boston: " y Ief-
fries Philadelphia. A J. Morrison Atlanta. Psul
Ross-Sion Atlanta; G. Myers. California; GolSvooi
MsTay, Mcntclsir. \. J.; J. " Lusk. s. Paul;
Mrs Lusk $. Paul
RALEIGH-W. c. Rals.on. san Frzncisco: !
Vo-toins1on, Pittsburz. G. " lane Boston: z.
Z. Jackson. New York; D. C. Haywood. Charleston.
NORNIANDIE-G. A. Sooseid and lIrs. se1f-
field Jersey City zIrs. s P Ker. Pittstr-rz- AIrs.
s. J. kilien Concord y. H; F. J. Fffzczrles
Trenton. y. J.. J. Y Mulligau. Philadelphia
RTGGS-fiiis Ifmes. kenfucEys David Pike AT.
kansas. o. 5. CASSIDY. PIttshlIrE
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
HAVE EXCELLENT SCHEDULE.
Washington school Team VIII Have
Heavy Programme.

The management Of the Washington
School for Boys baseball team has nearly
completed the schedule for the coming
season, having already booked a rather
extensive programme.
The bright prospects OF the Washington
School team have led the management
to prepare an unusually lengthy schedule.
and several important dates are still
pending. Those booked to date are:
March l9-Eastern High.
March 1s-Ce1tral High
March 3o-Central High
April I6-Certral High.
April 8l-Ar-uy and Navy PreD.
April Z5-GeoTSetown Prep
April a-Jeferson School.
May ll-FienGs Schooi-
Nay I5-Jeherson School. a. Baltimore
Nay 1s-Armv and NaTy PTep.
Nay zi-GeorgstoW1 Prep.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
Attem Defeats Reagan

San Francisco. Feb. Monte AtteH
got the decision over Jimmy Reagan at
the end Of twenty rounds Of spectacular
fighting here to-day. Atten was knocked
down at the end OF the sixth round and
was nearly out, but stalled through the
seventh round, and then took the lead TIL
the end OF the fight
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
ARMY BEATS PENN STATE.
Cadets Take Basketball Contest in
Easy style by 81 to I6.

West Point, y. Y. Feb. 22--The Army
basketball FIVE added another victory 70
its string by taking Pennsylvania state
College INTO camp to-day 10 the tune OF
9 10 Is Beardslee and Devers were the
star shooters for the Army. and Surles.
al center. did some very clever passing.
The visitors did not appear 10 be in
condition. and twice took time 10 regain
their wind Although both sides played
faster in the final half. the Soldiers shot
with accuracy, and the visitors could not
lessen their lead
TIE T--a----,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
AERoPLANE SAFE IN ACCIDENT
WrIEht's Machine Lands Easily
After Rudder Wire Breaks

Pau. Feb. PA slight accident that
occurred to-day only served 10 show the
safety Of the Wright brothers aeroplane.
While Wilbur Wright and Count de Lam
bert were making a fight the wire con
Meeting with the rudder broke. but the
aerOplane landed safely. despite the mis-
hap
II. Barthou. minister Of public works.
who is a great balloonist. later ascended
with Wright. and remained in the air for
FIVE minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
NAVY FENCERS LOSE.
Baltimore Foil Artists winners by
Five BoutS to Four.


Annapolis. Nd Feb Z2-The fencers Of
the Baltimore athletic Club won a notable
victory over the AIidshipmen in a contest
with foiIs here this afternoon. by the
close score o. , bouts 10 T. The Balti-
moreans showed a marked improvement
in form. compared 20 their exhibition con
test with the 8Iidshipmen about a week
ago. It was largely through the fine
work Of Turnts that Baltimore won, as
he took all three Of his bouts. one OF
them after he had tied with his opponent
in two previous engagements This was
the bout with Lothroy. and was decidedly
the most interesting set-to OF the con-
test.
The summary follows;
First round - Schlinkman. Baltimore. defeated
Brandt. NsTy. TuTuts. Baltimore. defeated Fox.
Navy; Lo;hTop. Navy, defeated Sczr50r0ugh. Bslti-
more
Secoad round-Fcz, NaTy. defeated Schlinkmsn.
Baltimore; Brandt. NzTy. defeated Scarborough.
Baltimore. TTuts. Baltimore, defeated LOth7op.
Navy. after twice Tying-
Third Tosgnd-Fox. Nav, defeated Sarborogzh.
Baltimore: Schlilkman Baltimore. defeated Lott0p.
NAVY; Turnts. Baltimore, defeated Brandt. Navy.
The officials q the nsteh were, Master Of csTc-
moniss-Lieut s. W johnson judges Rrof BAILEY.
Baltimore Athletic Club; Lieut.. John ". VAIN
wright Navy, ard PTof. F. y. Morrison.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
The summaries

lll5 d NLcSSN It-l
The summaries.
FIRST RACES furlcres- Prince Gal. u2
Shilling. 3 20 ; won ShapdaIe. Us Rice q 10
l. second. Billy BOdemoTc. l09 Howard. 5 70 l.
third Tine Il2 - Elizabeth Harwood. Incsem-
eut- Val Jean. Melton Cloth. JOIN A. Hamper.
Golden Legend. Howard Pearson Fundamental. and
Short Cut also Ua1-
SECOND RACE-Thrce and o1e-hsY f-rlon-z
Rocky OBrisn, 1i5 (Shillingl. 70 5. vrou: K:ofs.
l2 Powers. 70 I. second San Dsn,ius Is But
TClll. 70 J. third Tine. 90 s. Sporting Life
Twas. and king q Tolo also ran
THIRD RACE-SeTen f7rlonEs E1feid. 20 Ken
nedyl. 70 :. Won; = Mcdonald. g Buns. % 10
/. sec1nd, french COok. 100 flIcSes) Q % L third
Tine. Ia p PaUnonok, seymour Butler. and I'd
Bal sls0 rar
FOURTH RACE-Six f1rionzs King James. fs2
lsIcCarthyi. 10 n J. won; Rosebeu. l2 walsh
I 70 I. second; GsSszire. l25 t1fusravel % 70 L
third Tine III IS. Smiley Corbett Donrrus
ArT1- Colloquy. Chapultepec Jack Atkins. and Miss
Ssin also Tal
FIFTH RAOE-One and ole-eizhth miles. Vox
PoTT1l. IL Shilling % T. won: Montsamery. ia
OfcCarhyl, 70 J. second; ATssee. l03 walsh s to
l. third Tine Isl Green Seal ard Cloyne also
zn
SIXTH RACE-Sn fuiorgz julia Powell. los
iShiliingl. Il % q WCl. Man F. IL (Shrneri %
second: Maid II Gotham. ES Page 10 to /
third Tine. liz S-5 ArchiFe, Bemsy, and Ethel
Dav also rzn-
SEVENTH RACE-0ne and thYee-Sxtseufb miles
Albert Star, g Walsh. 5 70 /, won: Alma Boy.
lS Rice, % ;, second. Round and Rf7rrJ q
lAiunigsn). Is % 3 third Tine I5s25 Nike
jordan and (5OldTay also ian.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
D To,als -- 81 . 7s
Tnion IrnCne.
District Duckpin LeaEue.
LOCAL BOWERS BEST.
Take Three Straight from baltimore
Quint in Easy Fashion.

-fNI-ll = = Fll----lI-- El1rlI--
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 2--The Washing
ton bowling team won three straight
games from the Baltimore printers IN an
intercity duckpin match at the Diamond
alleys to-day.
The visitors were Al the -ead In the
three games BY - pins. ROderick rolled
wen for Washington, while Menke did
best for the locals.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
Seven Killed in Explosion.

Port Arthur, Ontario, Feb. "A pre-
mature dynamite explosion. which result
ed in the death Of seven Swedish rail-
road labcrsrs. took place on Saturday on
the transeontinental railway construction.
I'D miles north Of Nipigon. The foreman
was among those killed
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
FIRESIDE LEAGUE
BASEBALL. NOTES
TOLEDO LANDS MIL.
Former National short stop Goes to
the American AxsociafInn-

Former National short Stop Goes TO
the American Association
Special 10 The Washington HeTaH
Toledo. Ohio. Feb. president Ar
mour, Of the Toledo club. to-day an
nounced the purchase Of George Nil, fhs
former star shortstop Of the American
League. from the Philadelphia Athletics
MI. played with Washington and c., e
land in 1901, and was with New Orleans
last year. he was drafted in the fall to
the Athletics While al New Orleans Nil
was sick most Of the time. but, Il is said,
IS now In frst-class condition With the
purchase OF Nil the local outheld is now
complete. Il will be composed Of Jake
Dsubezt. Hinchman. Nil and Elwert
which. Armour figures, Is as nifty as that
OF any club in the league.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
sunday school Lengue.
Railway League.
IntrrdenominationaI 80.

Fifth Baptist
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
ALL NEWS IN THE WORLD OF SP
BALTIMORE WINS CUP.

Baltimore City College. 1s
fome Institute. e.-------.-.---- IA
Business High school. ...... II
Brown Prep. Philadelphia. 10
Technical High school. 10
Western High school 10
Georgetown Prep. School.
! hereby certify that the foregoing IS the
corect osfciai scu7e of points for the Uni
versify of Pennsylvania Alumni scholastic
trophy IN the Federal indoor games. Febru-
an %. 1919. ard that all other sores here
tofore Published are uncffciaL
The scoring Of points in the Federal games
Of 1873 vas closer than in any other games
IN which I have ofBciated as scorer.
JAMES A. O'SHEA.
OHical Scorer.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
WILL HOLD MEETING.
Congress Heights Baseball Team in
Session Tonight

The Congress Heights basebaR team
viii hold a meeting this evening at the
town hall 10 be followed by a smoker.
officers viii be elected for the coming
year and Manager Charles Purdy wiII an
nounce the schedule The crack battery.
Collie Wahler and Dave Hardester, ara
stilI retained. and the prospects are that
the team will be stronger in every posi-
ton than ever before.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
Mexican Ambassador on Way.

Austin, Tex, Feb. 22-FraneIsco de Ia
Barra, the new Mexican Ambassador to
the United States. passed through here
last night on his way to Washington to
assume his duties.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
INCREASE FOR FORESTS.
Agricultural Appropriation Bill Re-
ported to the senate.

The agricultural appropriation bin re-
ported TO the Senate yesterday increases
the appropriation for the Forest Service
half 3 million dollars. gives $S5.ooo for
publishing the report OF the commission
70 "uplift- farmers. and creates a joint
commission Of ten-ive Senator's and five
Representatives-tO be appointed by the
Vice President and Speaker. respectively.
70 investigate and report to Congress on
the alcoholic liquor traffic in the United
States.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
I.ehirh. Sc. ST Inhn,.- q

South Bethlehem. Pa, Feb. 22--Playing
St Johns College. Of Brooklyn. of sts
feet most Of the tine to-day, Lehigh won
a well-plsyed game by the score Of 5S
~ q
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
WASHINGTON SHARPS WIN.
Local Revolver Club Defeats BaIff-
more Team by 1,5s7 TO I.5IS.

Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 22-The members
Of the Baltimore Revolver Club were de-
feated by the cracks Of Washington IN
the fourth match for the intercity trophy.
The total OF the Washington team was
1,5s7, as against 1.519 Of the Baltimore
shooters Now each city has two legs
on the trophy for this year, making it
necessary TO run OF a fifth match in the
near future. The locals shot in their
armOry here. while the Washington men
shot in Washington
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
HOPKINS WINS RUN
BaltimOreanS Land Trophy
Cup with 32 Points.
BREYER LEADS BIG STRING

J. Il. L. Men Take First and Second
Affair Proved Big Suecess-FIem-
ing, Of the George washinstOns,
Comes FOurth-ExeeIIent Time Is
Made, Considering Heavy Coarse.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23

Amy g1als-DeVers 81 Co11rd a. surIes. Boards
lee -. Arnold SIiiliks1. Peuns5 Yz7a State Suals-
Read q, Blythe p. Waha -. Hermann From
foul iine-Waha p. Bearsslee b.. Derers. I'm
pire-AIr Fischer Of Columbia
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
BOWL CLOSE MATCH
Calvary Quint Defeats Unions
After Hard Battle.
KRAUSS ROLLS CONSISTENTLY
Early Lands Individual HOnOrs,
with PA, ISo, and 203 for the Set.
Ors-COmpIete Summaries of All
Games BOwled on Local Alleys.

Calvary and Unions hooked UP in one
Of the best bowling matches Of the Sun
day School League schedule at the Royal
last night. the former winning by. coping
the last two games, both b. small mar
gins.
Well Up in the fight for final standing
IN the league, the two teams rolled one
Of the closest games Of the season. the
mark 10 land the honors- The fight Tor
places in the Sunday School League is
beginning 20 wax exceptionally warm.
and the win OF the Calvary team last
night puts them III a fair way OF landing
The cnrated sfatIor,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
WI. SETTLE TITLE
Tech and Episcopal Meet in
Georgetown Games.
EVENT PROVES ATTRACTIVE
Certain to QueH Doubts az to the
Southern Scholastic Champion.
shape and COnRdent-Entry List IL
Large for Blue and Gray Meet.

Besides featuring collegiate relays, the
Georgetown games on March viii be
the means OF settling the scholastic
championship Of the South, there being
considerable controversy at present az 10
the relative merits Of the Technical High
School relay four and the Episcopal High
School team, OF Alexandra, Va Tech
nicaPs advance IN athletics this year has
proved the surprise OF the season. and
credit must be given Coach Walker for
turning out such q formidable crowd OF
athletes from the squad oS practically
green men that answered the first call at
the Manual Training School n January.
In Same Glass.
TechnicaTs victory al the Federal
games il the scholastic relay and Epis-
copaPs winning from Woodberry Forest
has placed the two teams IN a class BY
themselves in Southern scholastic relay
circles. Efforts on the part Of the
Georgetown management 70 match the
two teams for The Inaugural athletic
games have met with success. as far as
Technical High IS concerned, Coach
Walker notifying Manager CorcoTau. OF
Georgetown yesterday that he would be
pleased 10 run his team against the Viz
ginisns in 2 special race 20 decide the
Southern championship. An acceptance
OF the def is expected from the Episcopal
High management before the end OF the
week
The schedule OF scholastic events IN
conjunction with the collegiate and open
handicap events for the Georgetown
games has net with enthusiastic support
from the local preparatory ald high
schools Central High School viii enter
thirty-five men IN the Georgetown games.
and expects 70 score more points than
any OF the other Washington high schools
The Business High School squad viii be
al the meet in full force, the relay team
competing in the high school relay race.
II the latter event Il IS expected that
teams from Western. Eastern. and Busi-
ness high schools viIl run against the
four from the Georgetown preparatory
school
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
Captains Play Wei.

Goais-Gogzins g. Schlcsssr. Rice. J. C0ilifover
a. FT-zrat-ick sissind a. 1iahoney ~, McCarrhy-
Free tosse-Rice g. Maho-er Eltzrstrck e.
Ress7ee-Nr. MoTiarity- Time q halves-9 min
U-ss.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
Krauss Best Individual.

It was mainly through the excellent
scores Of Krauss and Allison that the
Calvary FIVE copped the honors. this pair
greatly boosting the final totals by their
consistent bowling. Krauss was the
bright man Of the match. twice going
above the 10 mark for the game. In the
first game the Calvary man scored 234.
but fell down in the second. rolling with
1So 70 his credit His final game. Of 203.
however. was q great help 10 his team
in the deciding set Of the game. Miller.
for the Unions. was also in the lilnelight,
rolling 2oS. lS4. and 13 for the sets
Complete summaries Of all the games
rolled las- night follow.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
I cr@sy-eeHth miles; sell
Los Angeles.

,K.ans ard Warfare are Ken1vorA stoes Farm
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
SANTA ANITA RESULTS.
King James Lands Speed Handicap
from CLASSY Field.

Los Angeles. Feb 22-Sam Hildreth' :
crack King James won the speed handi-
cap at Santa Anita Park to-day. defeat
ing a class. field
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23

Goals from the feld-Dulzas 90. Manock g.
WeuzeU ~ Wis t2l AIahoney -. Slski1d t.
Mccarthy p. FitzraIuck- Goals from fouIs-Wen-
-ell 2. Mahorey -. Esfere-1IT. Fcste- UriTer-
sity Ct Peu1sylTauil- Tine of halTes-D Minutes
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-28
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

To the Citizens of the Second Ward
of the City of Plymouth, Center
Township, Marshall County, and
State of Indiana
The undersigned hereby gives no
tee that he will apply to the Board
of County Commissioners of said
county, at their next regular term, to
be held at the court house an the city
of Plymouth, in said county, COM
.mencing on the first Monday in
March, A. d. 1909. for a license to
sell spi.ituous, vinous and malt hqu-
ors, in less quantity than a quart
at time, with the privilege OF al
lowing said liquors to be drank on
the premises where sold, for one
year. The premises where said liqu-
ors are to be sold and drank are de-
scribed as follows: In a room TWEEN
ty-three (23) feet wide, north and
south, and seventy (7o) feet long,
east and west, with a ceiling twelve
(12) feet high, and facing east on
Michigan street, on the first floor of
the two-story stone and brick baihd-
ing. situate on the south uwenfy-four
(24) feet of the north sixty-four (64)
feet of lot number forty (40) in the
original plat of the town (now city)
OF Plymouth, Indiana Applicant fur
ther asks permission to sell soft
drinks, lunch. tobacco and cigars.
ANTOINE h. MORSCHES.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-28
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT OF ESTATE.

In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Henry H. Campbell deceased
In the Marshall Circuit Court, Feb.
term, 1909.
Notice is hereby gwen that the
undersigned as Administrator of the
estate of Henry H. Campbell deceas-
ed, has presented and filed his final
account and vouchers in final settle
ment of said estate and that the same
will come up for the examination and
action of said Circuit Court on the
22nd day of February. 1909, at which
time all persons interested in said es-
tate are required to appear in said
Court and SNOW cause, If any there
be, why said account and vouchers
should not be approved. And the
heirs of said estate, and all others in
terested therein, are also hereby re-
CURED, at the time and place sfore-
said, TO appear and make proof OF
their heirship or claim TO any part OF
said estate.
Done Jan. %. 1909
WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL,
Witness the Clerk and Seal of said
Marshall Circuit Court. at
(seaD Plymouth, Indiana. this 22d
day of January 1909.
J. c. Whitesell, Clerk.
H: A. Logan, Atty.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-28
ASA YORK, AGED FARMER, DROPS
DEAD ON THE STREETS OF PLYMOUTH
Was 70 Years of Age but in Perfect Health
Death Was Due to
APoplexy.

Asa York, aged 10 years, a resident
OF West township, dropped dead on
South Fifth street, just south of the
Pennsylvania tracks Wednesday fore
noon. Apoplexy is supposed to be the
cause. The coroner's inquest was held
at the Bunell Undertaking rooms
Wednesday afternoon. His sudden
death was an awful surprise to his
children living in Plymouth and Mar
shall county. who affirm their father
was never afflicted with heart disease,
and that he has not been i'll for sever
al months.
Lived with Daughter
Mr.. York, since the death of his
wife last October, has been making
his home with his youngest daughter.
Mrs. Pearl Furall at ODER, Ind, and
also with another daughter Mrs Rose
Snyder, who resides six miles west of
Plymouth, and two miles south Of
Donaldson. 1t was the latter
with whom he was living at the time
of his death
Was in Best of Spirits.
Wednesda morning Mr.. York
thought he would come to town and
visit his son Sylvester, who lives in
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-28

Mrs. Henry Thornberg is great
sufferer Her death is expected at
any time. - ,.
Services at Luther Chapel next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Rev
NJ. A. Meier will preach. =,
s. G. Lehr was a Lapaz visitor
last week. OF course he did not fail
to spend some time at the new school
house. rr,
Many good talks were listened'to
at the Sunday School convention last
week. The next thing is to put them
into practice.
Mrs Charles Gordon and Mrs. Will
Grover left Saturday for Garrett,
where they will spend few days
with Mrs William Streck.
Mrs. Mary Rector left Wednesday
for Cassopolis, where she viii spend
week Among other diversions
will come the wedding OF her niece,
Miss Alexis Hughes.
On Monday, january 25th teaching
was begun in the new school edihce
Prouder scholars one never saw, and
now may everything else be in har
mony with the new surroundings.
The funeral of the six weeks old
child Opal Marie, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Albert Coberly, took place
at Wesleyan church on Sunday after
noon, JAM Gath. Rev. ]. Hildebrand
officiated
The remains Of w. O. Seltenright,
aged 10 years, have not yet reached
Bremen at this writing. He died Jan.
IS at the hospital at Tacoma, Wash,
of pleur o-pneumonia. Obituary will
come later
A Young Peoples meeting has
been organized. They gather at the
u B. church every Sunday evening
at six o'clock May it rebound in
some good to themselves as we'll as
to the community at large
On Sunday, Jan. Gath the funeral OF
grandpa Harbaugh, father of DR..
Chas. Harbaugh formerly of thds vii
lage, occurred at the Dunkard church,
Rev. J. Hildebrand officiating. His
age was IS years; death came TO him
at his sons home, Geo. Harbaugh.
Another son is Sam Harbaugh OF
nnumii df-h a.a utt't notleefnpae
South Bend
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-28
Will Move to California.

Amos c. Miller and wife of this
city, will leave for Modesto, Cal, on
Tuesday, Feb. 18th, where they WILL
reside in the future. They are NOV
ing on account of Mrs Mfller's health
which has been failing somewhat Mr..
Miller will hold a public sale of his
household goods at his home on
South Michigan street, or Saturday
February 9th at 1000 a. m.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-28
Entertain Friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leonard enter
tanned a number of their friends with
a Whist party at their home on North
Plumb street Tuesday evening The
guests present were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Southworth, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Lamson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Metsker. the Misses Bessie
Vinall, Hazel Neff, Bessie Mason and
Julia Yockey. and the Messrs. Louis
Borton, Lloyd Bowel, Charles Mil
Ter and Myron Allen.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-28
Fortnightly Club Entertained

The fortnightly Whist Club OF this
city was entertained by, Mrs. Julia
Cole, at Culver, Wedne sday after
noon. The ladies who went this
noon were, the Mesdames James
Thayer, Geo. Thayer S. N. Stevens,
c. A. Wills, c. S. Cleveland, Chas.
Holtzendorff, H. A. Logar Herbert
Hess L. NJ. Lauer, H. A. Armstrong,
H. E. Buck and her guest Mrs. James
Carol of Indianapolis, Mesdames
Frank Lamson. Floyd Bunnell. and
Miss Hazel Neff.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-28
Leaves for Iowa Position.

George Bergman, son of Mr. and
Mrs J. f Bergman, left for Clari-
ton, Ia Tuesday morning where h.
has accepted a position as a cutter in
a tailoring house there. George has
been employed in his fathers tailor
ing shop in this city, and is a gradu-
ate cutter from a Chicago school He
is member of the Plymouth Band
and first class fellow, whom we hate
to lose, but join with his friends in
wishing him success in his future
work.