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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
FEDERAL FORCE
HAS BANQUET
LOCAL POSTOFFICE EN-
PLOYES HONOR OLD AND
NEW POSTMASTERS
Twenty-Five Participate in Gath.
ering Held in City Saturday
Night-Toasts Given.

The employees OF the Plymouth
postoffi -. rendered a banquet to
the retiring postmaster, ]. A.
Yockey and the new P. Nj. Mon
roe Steiner at the Star Restaur-
ant Saturday night The local fed
eral employees numbering II, were
present as hosts, and the guests
were ex-postmaster J. "A. Yockey
new postmaster Monroe Steiner,
deputy w. II. Conger and Messrs
+. +. earn and l.. ]. Hess. After
the banquet Clerk Fred Price pre-
sided as POSTMASTER, and a re-
sponse was given by each person
present. MIR. Yockey among his
remarks said that the change in
the office was the result of politics
and everyone who PLAYED the
game expected to lose as we'll as
win The feeling between Mr..
Steiner and himself during the
recent contest, he said, had al
ways been friendly, and he was
glad to state that there had been
no dishonerable work between
himself and Steiner. "It was
matter of qualification to know
that the most amicable feeling
had always existed between
himself as postmaster and his lit
tie corps of helpers, in the eight
years they had been together. dis
tributing mail to Plymouth pee
pie" Mr.. Steiner responded APP
.propriately, and iokingly conclud-
ed that he hoped they would all
be together on another similar re-
union four years hence. at the ex-
piration OF his term After the ban
quet the crowd was treated to
the Orpheum Theatre by Messrs.
Garn and Hess.
Those present at the banquet
were the following: Rural Car
riers Harry Hoham No. l. Lertus
Berkey No. 2, VIM. Gibson No. )
(absent) Frank Shepherd No. /.
Ray Logan No. 5. Milton Fore
man No. 6: Luther Hoham No. 7
and Roller Klecllner No. s. Sub
stitute Rural Carrier Ed. Hess.
City Carriers. Walter L.indouist.
Hubert Tanner, Robert Head.
substitute carrier Elmer Weed
ling. Clerks John Cook. Fred H.
Price and LeOtto Peterson; SUBJ
stitute Glen Seybold, ex-postmas-
ter ]. A. Yockey, postmaster
Monroe Steiner. deputy p. m.
William Conger, Messrs F. F.
earn and L. ]. Hess.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
ENUMERATORS'
EXAMINATION
THIRTY-FIVE TAKE TEST
AT COURT HOUSE THIS
AFTERNOON.
Successful Ones Will Take Emu.
meration Of Marshall Coun-
ty This Spring.

The examination for census
enrmerators of Marshall county,
was held at the Court House to-
day. Two classes were examined,
one starting at 10: :35 in the court
room, and the other at 1 o'clock
this afternoon in the County
Commissioners room. The exam
nation was conducted by ]. F..
Cook, local secretary of the Civil
Service. assisted by Hubert Tan
ner. who is an employe OF the
civil service. Three hours were
allowed each class for the regular
city examination. with an addi-
tional one hour for those taking
the agricultural section OF the ex-
animation. The latter is for cam
didates for enumeration in the
country. which is more extensive
than the enrolment taken in city
or town. The examination papers
are sent to Samuel r. Thomas
at South Bend, who is the Dis
trict Census Supervisor. The ex-
animation taken today was chief
ly an examination for competen-
cv in filling the enumeration
blanks, which will be carried by
the census takers. EACH appli-
cant was furnished with a blank
form. similar to the form on
which the real enrolment will be
taken. The questions consisted OF
a sort of narrative describing a
family. ETC., from which the facts
were to be CLEANED and placed
on the enrolment blank. The ag-
ricultural examination. covered
the question OF crops. live stock,
etc. etc.
Those who took the examina-
ton for Marshall county, in the
city today were as follows: Chas
Lawrence, O. a. Greiner. Gordon
w. Bennett. Marion Harris. Will
liam +. Rish. Glen Sevbold, Geo
Hendricks OF Plymouth. John r.
Glass. George O. Johnson. Alva
l.. Porter. Dow c. Rector. Arthur
Norris of Culver. Charles F.. FL
.<inS. Elmer c. Shaffer. Milton
Beck. Glen Dillingham; of Bour-
bon. Horace G.. Kewney. John p
Kevney of Lapaz. Alfred /.
Sheaks. Fred Steele OF Walker
ton. Guy G. Collier. Charles V
Hall. Arthur F. Miller. Waldo
z. Keller. Harry R. Johnson
Jesse f. Keller of Tvner. Fred
Reddinger. Harvv w. Copler
Miss Grace NJ. Williams of Ar.
gos. Owen c. Stock. George w
Kipfer. Charles G.. Sauer and Al
bert Bohmer of Bremen and VIM
Carper of Tippecanoe.
All of the applicants were male
excepting two. Mrs. Nellie Hol-
ly OF Plymouth, and Miss Grace
Williams of Argos.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
JURYMEN
ARE DRAWN
FEB. TERM OF MARSHALL
CIRCUIT COURT CON-
VENES NEXT MONDAY.
Number of Important Cases Are
Up for Trial Including Ii
quor Indictments.

The jury commissioners Mich.
ael Ryan, ]. F. Ray and county
clerk ]. c. Whitesell met IN the
office of the county clerk Monday
morning. and drew the list OF
Ma ,odll county men, w, o are 10
sciv" on the petit an grand iu-
rl,S for The February .er:n of he
circuit court. which convcnes III
Monday, Fbruary H. The iol-
lowin:. are the juryr;ca drawn:
Grand Jury.
Bert Plhmmer Bourbon town
ship; Arthur Monroe Martin Ger
man township; John Richey,
Center township; David Hawk.
Union township; Jacob Hecka-
man. German township; Kelsey
NJ. Bessinger. Bourbon town
ship.
Petit Jury.
William A Engel, German
township; George A. Jamison,
Center township; Lincoln l..
Koch. West township; Otto
Fields. Tippecanoe township
Daniel O'Donnell, Center town
ship: Charles +. Zumbaugh,
West township; w. +. Bailey,
Center township; VIM II. Bessler
North township; John n. Davis,
Walnut township; Anderson B.
Krause Union township; Joseph
d. Heiser Union township.
a number OF important cases
will be tried during the Febru-
arv term. although the number
Of cases filed so far is quite small
The usual percentage OF divorce
cases. and some important Grim
inal cases will be tried. among
them the fifteen indictments
found by the last session OF the
Grand Jury. including the alleged
liquor violations, the indictment
against DR.. Thurston Selfridge for
obtaining money under false pre-
tences. and two indictments for
oetit larceny.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
Optical Society Meeting.

The fifteenth annual convention
of the Indiana State Optical So
ciety will be held in the assembly
hall of the Odd Fellow building
in Indianapolis next "Wednesday
The members Of the organization
feel that the optometry law
should be amended and this will
be the principal subject for dis
cussion. Early preparations for
legislative work next winter will
also be outlined at the meeting
and officers will be elected.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
Plymouth's January Weather.

There were 12 cloudy days, Is
partly cloudy and six clear days.
The mercury registered 9 degrees
below zero January z. and I be
low on the 10th. The highest
temperature was 4S in the shade
on the Goth and 2Sth. Six inches
of snow fell during the month,
and the entire precipitation. rain
and melted snow, was one and
two-third inches.
December 1909. was the cold
est December on Record and was
colder than anv other month OF
the year 1863. The mercury reg
istered Is degrees below zero in
Plymouth and registered the
state on December 30. and was
below zero in every county on
that date.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
Librarian Resigns.

Miss Georgia Reynolds, who
since 1902 has been Librarian OF
the travelling libraries in the
charge of the state library COM
mission. has rendered her resig-
nation. to be effective March /.
The resignation was accepted at
a meeting of this commission Fri
day afternoon. Miss Reynolds
will 90 to her home in Elkhart,
where she will remain indefinite
". While Miss REYNOLDS has had
charge Of the travelling Libraries
the number in circulation has
grown from so to 220
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
COUNTYS OLDEST CITIZEN
CELEBRATES lost BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Lorenda Nyfong Retains Possession
of Ali Faculties Excepting Sight
Resides with Her Son Five Miles
East of Plymouth Birthday Party.

Wayne 2 children, Merle Nyfong
not married, and Pearl Mitchell
are twins. the latter resides at
Syracuse, InIt., and has one child,
and Mary Jane Nyfong aged IS,
who resides with her parents in
north Plymouth. This completes
the long line of descendants to
date. There are 40 from this CEN
tenarian alones If her seven bro
theirs and sisters did as we'll, there
would be a total of 392 descen-
dants from the John Watson
who came from Connecticut to
Ohio, sometime about the time
of the War of 1912.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
Deat.;. of Infant Strunk.

The eleven weeks old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Strrnlk of
Chicago, died at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Strunk on west
CAIRO street Friday evening. The
funeral will be held at the resi-
dence Sunday afternoon at 2 o.
clock. services conducted by Rev
Smith of the Reformed church.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
Freight on Milk Changed.

The Pennsylvania railroad an
nounces few changes in the
freight on milk shipped on that
road. The February rate is as fol-
lows: One to 36 miles, 16 c9lts
per can; 36 to 10 miles. 20 cents
4 can. Commencing March 1st,
the following prices will be effec-
tive: One to SO miles. II cents
per can. 36 to Is miles 16 cents
per can.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
Entertain Commandry officers.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank South-
worth ENTERTAINERS the officers OF
Plymouth Commandrv. Knights
Telnplars at dinner Thursday ev-
ening. \ most elaborate and delic-
ious banquet was served. The ta-
bic was embellished with a large
cake. made in the shape OF the
maltese cross and embellished
with the emblems of the order.
The evening was spent in for
mulating plans for the work OF
the commandry during the cur
rent year.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
New Engine Coming.

Local Pennsylvania officials
were advised Saturday morning
that the first of the several Pacific
type of passenger engines TO be
built at Altoona for the North
west system has been completed
and is enrOute here. 1t is expect
ed about the 10th. The engine is
numbered 1511 and it is said to
combine speel and power to a
remarkable degree. 1t will be the
first of its kind in service on the
company's lines west OF PITTS
burg.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
Petition for Arch.
Plymouth Boy Too Young.

Charles Lynch of Grovcrtown,
Ind. was designated by Repre-
sentative Barllhart for appoint
ment to cadetship at Annapolis,
taking the place OF Charles Reeve
OF Plymouth. Barnhart's original
appointee, who has been rejected
because he is too young.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
Cupid Abandons Spiceland.

The town OF Spiceland seems
to be a haven for unmarried wo-
men. I'm a population OF only 500
there are fortv-three widows and
Is spinIsters. To offset this large
number of unparried women
there are only five widowerS and
five bachelors.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
PROGRAM OF THE COUNTY
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Will Be Held at United Brethren Church
IN Plymouth on February 18TH, 18th
and Ioth--Able Speakers Secured by
the Association.

Hahn, Culver
8 :30---Worker's Conference The
Graded Lessons led by Mrs.
Baldwin
10 :00-"The Row to be Hoed"
Mr.. Burnie
IL :00-"Our Reasonable Service"
Rev. George A. Plug
Ii :30-Election and Installation
of Officers
Saturday Afternoon
Theme: "The Harvest"
1:15-Devotional
1:30--" Bringing in the Sheaves"
Rally and Roll Call
Especial recognition to the
Sunday School outsice of Ply
mouth having the largest number
present. Also special recognition
to the Sunday school in Ply
mouth that has had the largest
per cent of its membership pres
ent at every session of the Con-
vention)
2:00-Address: Opportunity"
Mr.. Burme
2 2:45-"If Others can do it We
can do it" Mr.. Ellis
Notes
Our former beloved General
Secretary, Rev. F. w. Halpenny,
will be sincerely missed from
this convention Mr. Halpenny
heard "A Clear CALI to the Pro-
vinical Secretaryshdp in Ontaria.
On January first he took charge
OF Sunday School Association
Work in his new territory with
headquarters in Toronto.
Indiana is fortunate in having
upon the Field a man we'll quail
fed to assume the field work. Mr..
George n. Burnie is not a strang-
er in our county. He has prom
ised TO be present throughout the
Convention. Also Mrs. Maude ].
Baldwin will represent the de-
partments of Elementary Grades
and Missmns.
The Thursday evening meet
ing will again be directed by Rev
]. w. Lake. county superintend-
ent of the Adult class depart
ment. The address will be given
by Mr.. ]. Shreve Durham, now
OF Chicago. Mr.. Durham made
such signal success as Sum-
day school leader in his home in
Green County KY, that he was
discovered" and called "up high
er." He is now a member of the
International Sunday School
Staff.
By the courtesy of the Hall
Mack Music Company, Mr.. ]. E.
Delmarter will be present to lead
the service of song.
AS a matter of accommodation
the Young Peoples society of the
u. 3. church will serve meal,
at the paiSonage, corner OF MICH
igan and Louisa streets. Price 20
certs
The Third annual Tcache-
Tra'ring banquet is in s...arec
of the superintendent Of that 6e-
partment, Miss Estella Chase.
1t will be held in Hills Hall.
Tickets are 35 cents and may be
procured from the superintend-
er Training graduate.
All who depend upon the Com
mittee for entertainment please
notify Mr.. Morris Agler, 400
South Michigan street Plymouth
Indiana.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
! Mems Chorus Entertained.

Monday night after rehearsal the
members of the Presbyterian
Mems Chorus were invited by
their director Ref. Plug. to his
home. After few games they
wire treated to ice cream. cake
anil coffee by Rev. and Mrs. Geo.
Plug. The host then gave a num-
Der OF fine selections on the pho
nograph which were greatly en-
joyed by those present. The
kindness of the Pastor and his
wife will long be remembered.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
Have Box Social.

Company |. of the local militia
conducted very successful box
social at the Armory Saturday
evening. About one hundred and
fifty were present and the boys
netted $1,000 from the event
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
Suit on Note.

Isaiah Fl. Grossman by his at
torney S. y. Stevens has brought
suit against Bert K. Hand and
George 7. Cole on note.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
St. Valentine Dav Soon

st. Valentine Dav will soon be
here-Monday, February II.
Dealers in valentines now have
some handsome display windows.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
OFFICERS

OF FFlOEKS
Marshall County S S Assn.
President Ora S. Ellis. Bre-
men
Vice-President S. ]. Bur-
gener Donaldson.
Recorder Miss Loudell Sta
ley. Plymouth, R. F. d.
Secretary Treasurer Mrs.
M. E Hume, Plymouth
Dept. Superintendents
House-to-House Visitation
Mrs. Ella M. Davis, Ply
mouth
Home Mrs. F. w. Bos-
worth, Plymouth
Elementary Grades Miss
Ida Haines, Plymouth.
Adult Class Rev. ]. w,
Lake, Bremen.
Teaching Training Miss
Estella Chase, Plymouth
Temperance Prof. I. S.
Hahn, Culver.
Missions Henry Zechiel,
Culver
Township Presidents.
Polk George M. Sprague
North Melvin Hostetler
German James H. Huff
West Hayes Mum
Center w. M. Nichols
Bourbon Nilas Wolf
Uniop Henry Zechiel
Green Miss Gladys Hittle
Walnut Prof. M. E. Kerr
Tippecanoe w. A. Coar
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
Will Call Council

Tn the event that the bonds are
not accepted by the Wedding
Bonding Co. the county council
will be called together, to recind
the appropriation of $4,000 for
court house repair. and re-appro-
pirate the amount, upon which
new bids for the sale of bonds
will be received. As the commits
sioners, are under contract with
|O'Keefe to pay for the work OF
repairing the court house, as the
work progresses, an emergency
fer the passage of the above plan
exists. County Auditor Walker
stated Tuesday thera is pros
pective buyer OF the bonds. who
will pay the same rate as was Sc
cured at the recent sale of bonds
Other Business.
y remunstrance was filed by
Jonathan Wolf and others
against the ditch petition Of
Beecher Stout and others. The
rensonstrance contains two-thirds
AMI defeats the petition.
The board set the time OF May
II. 1910. as the limit for paying
assessment ON the Yellow River
ditch assessment. Notice was
ordered published in one ncmspa-
per in each OF kosciusko. St
Joseph and Elkhart counties.
The report of the petitioners in
the Henry York ditch was filed
in open court.
Petitioners in the Vanskvhawk
ditch asked further time to re-
port. and were given until the
second day of the next term.
The board ordered advertise
ments TO be placed for contract
OF construction a fifty foot bridge
aevr the Armey ditch on the west
corporation line of the town OF
Bremen. and also for the con-
struction of abutements for the
w III. Myers ditch in Green
township.
Petition for Arch.
Meylin Beck of Tippecanoe
township, petitioned the Board
for a concrete arch in Tippcca7
noe township.
The regular business OF the
beard was transacted. the former
bills were audited. and new bills
allowed
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10


Bremen ON Friday, February II
The Union township institute
will be held in the Reformet
church at Culver. The program
is as follows:
Forenoon Session-9:45.
Invocation-Rev Owen Wrigh
Use of Commercial and HON,
Fertilizers. ]. Doan, Hen
bricks county. Discussion, Franz
Pulver.
Successful Farming on small
Scale-Roy Wickizer. Discussion
]. l.. Scheurman.
Afternoon Session. 100
Cattle as Money Savers. J
Doan. Discussion, Q. w. New
man
Care of the Com Crop-War-
rem Mcfarland. Discussion 7. ID
Hizer.
Using and Abusing Clover
J. Doan. Discussion, Jerome
Zechiel.
Evening Session---7:30
lmocation-Rev. a. ]. Michael
Music
Reading-Grace Hawk
Reading-Nellie Norris
Music
Address-A' Purpose Worth
the While, J. ]. Doan.
German Institute
\ consultation among those
having charge of the Farmers
Institute for German township
resulted in a decision to hold it
in the opera house Friday night
OF next week, Feb. II. 1t has
been delayed for some time by
health conditions, but will prob
ably do as much good now as if
held earlier. Sessions will be
held at $50 in the morning lis
in the afternoon. at ,:45 in the
evening and the following pro-
gram has been prepared
Morning Session.
Music
Invocation-Rev. \. |. Siam
baugil
Music
PREPARATION. of Soil and Culture
for Corn-Clem Hershberger
Profitable Forage Crops, VIM.
Pittman
How We Maintain Soil Fertil-
ity-C. B. Benjamin
Afternoon Session.
Music
How to Restore. Economically.
an Unproductive Farm-Homer
Marburger
The Preservation of Fruits and
Vegetables-Tillie Berg
Reading-William West
Silos, Their Construction and
Nalue-C. b. Benjamin
Music
Evening Session
Music
Reading-Bertha Martin
Reading-Harmon Gardener
Music
Reading-Zula Laudeman
Address-C. B. Benjamin
VIM. Keifer' is chairman OF In
stitute Association. Orville Bow
ser. secretary and George Sch
iosser treasurer
The finance committee is made
UP OF Oliver Cline and Fred Lau-
deman.
Program committee, Edward
l. Laudeman. Robert KnOblock,
Betsy Sheets and Princess Hahn.
Committee on music. Mrs.
Lewis Dumph. Mrs. Edward
I.audeman and Henry Laudeman.
At this time of year. when
farmers have most leisure. it is
hoped that there will be large
at the institute. With
out much doubt all who attend
will gain enough helpful infor-
nation to amply repay them for
the time spent. The officers and
committees cordially invite all to
attend.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10


Program.
Watchword- Service"
Thursday Afternoon.
Theme: "The Call to Work"
1 :30-Devotional
2 2:00-The Call What il Means
and Whence it Cometh"
DIR A. A. Thompson, Tyner
2:15-Convention Sermon Rev
Owen Wright, Culver
3:15-"Here Am I-Send Me-
ANa McKesson
3 :30-Business
Thursday Evening.
Theme: "Workers in the Field
s:15-Song Service A full chorus
of Mems Voices led by Mr..
]. f. Delmarter
> Scripture and Prayer Rev
F. c. Wareing
a. B. c." Demonstration
and Report of County SUI
perintendent, Adult Class
Dept, Rev. ]. w. Lake,
Bremen
Offering
s :3O-Address ''1'he Kings
Business and the Business
Man" Mr.. ]. Shreve Dur
ham
Friday Forenoon
Theme THE Field
9 9:00-Devotional
9:3O-"A Survey" The Town
Presidents
10 .30--' Increasing the Aor-ag,
Mr. George n. Bir.i.
IL :00-Informal Discussion
II :30-Annual Report of County
President
II :50-Business
Friday Afternoon
Theme: Seed Sowing
l :30-Song and Prayer
2:OO-"Methods in Seed Sowing
The New Graded Les
sons" Mrs. NJ. ] Baldwin
? :3O-Selection and Use of I'M
plements Mr.. Burnie
(a) Cultivation, Teacher Train
ing, Temperance, Missionary.
(b) "Ingathering' Cradle Roll,
Hcme Department, Visitation,
Adult Class.
3 :OO-Sowing Missionary Seed,
followed by a Conference
on Missions Mrs. Baldwin
Banquet 5 to Z.
The Third Annual Teacher
training Banquet at Hills Hall
Friday Evening
Theme Training of Work
men"
7::30-Song Service led by Mr..
Delmarter
PRAYER Rev. Carl Fritsch.
s:Oo-Report of Teacher Train
ing Superintendent Miss
Estella Chase
s :O5-Recognition OF Graduates
OF Teacher Training
Course and Presentation OF
Diplomas Mr.. Burnie
Class Song Class OF 1910.
Offering.
8 :3O--Teacher Training Contest
Saturday Forenoon
Theme: Field Work"
9 :00-Praisc
9::20-Report of Temperance
Superintendent Prof I. s.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
TOWNSHIP
INSTITUTES
UNION AND GERMAN FPS
FARMERS MEETING ON
FEB. II.
Good Programs Have Been Pre-
Pared for Minor Meetings in
two Townships.

The Township Farmers lnsti-
tutes of Union and German town.
ships, will be held at Culver and
Bremen ON Friday, February IL.
The Union township institute
will be held in the Reformed
church at Culver. The program
is as follows.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10
Bonds Are Refused.

Charles c. Wedding and Co.,
the indianapolis bondsmen, who
bought the $4,000 bonds, floated
by the county council, and re-
Gently sold to the highest bidder,
have written, refusing to accept
the bonds. declaring that their
Issue was illegal. The bid OF the
Wedding company was S15.6l5,-
80, or premium OF $6l5.50. The
commissioners ordered their clerk
to certify the bonding company
thar as the issue OF the bonds and
action of the. commissioners in
that bearing had been declared ,e-
gal by the Marshall Circuit Court
the Wedding Co.. would be re-
quired TO accept the bonds as per
their bid, or forfeit the $3.50
which they had deposited thereon,
which amount would revert TO
the General fund OF the county
treasury. The bonding company is
given ten days within which to
accept the bonds or forfeit the
iepoSit
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10

L. ]. HESS ENTERS COURT
HOUSE CASE BY SIGNING
APPEAL BOND.
$4,000 Bonds Will be Re-Adver-
tised for Wedding Co., Refus-
ing to Take Bonds.

At every meeting OF the Mar
shall county Board OF Commits
sioners, new phases OF the ia
nous court house muddle de-
velop, and the case becomes deep
er at every turn. Tuesday the
board allowed claim of Contractor
Arthur w. O'Keefe for material
and labor furnished in the install
latinn OF the heating system, re-
Gently completed. The entire
amount allowed to O'Keefe by the
board Tuesday was S134S.50
and included $615 as - per cent,
due on roofing tile which has
been delivered and is ready to be
placed on the court house. Atty.
H. y. Logan, was present and inn
mediately took an appeal from
the action of the board in allow
ing the bill. and filed appeal bond.
Louis ]. Hess. president OF the
Marshall County Trust and Saw
ings Co, is bondsman. with Clay
w. Metsker, of the Democrat.
The action of Hess. as president
of the local banks in entering the
mudslle cannot be conjectured by
the board OF commissioners.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-10

The 25th annual convention of
the Marshall county Sunday
School Association, will be held
in the United Brethren church
in Plymouth on February Il, Is
md 18th inclusive. The following
is the program which will be eN-
ecuted at the convention.