Plymouth Tribune, Volume 8, Number 16, Plymouth, Marshall County, 21 January 1909 — Page 5

I LOCAL NEWS j

B. M. SeybolJ üpent Thursday

Teegarden. MU Golda Pressnal spent Thursat Bourbon. Ed Hunter spent Monday in Rochester. Mrs. H. E. Atkins wasVßourbon visitor Saturday. George Vinall went to Elkhart on day at Bourbon. Elmer Ritchie of Lapaz, was a Plymouth visitor Saturday. John D. Thomas of Bourbon, was a business trip Thursday. John Zence of Lapaz, spent Saturday in this city on business. Mrs. Fred Hatfield spent Saturday with relatives at Bourbon. Mrs. Ed 'Monroe spent a couple of -days wish friends in Tyner. Alonzo Walker sptnt Saturda with his mother at South Bend. C Flürener of Etna Green, was in this city on business Thursday. Mr. and tMrs. Bruce Artz spent Saturday with relatives at Inwood. Alva Winrow df Linkville, spent Saturday in this city on business. Miss Blonde Wiitfong of Lakevil , was a Plymouth visitor Saturday. Scott Schilt of Bremen, iwas a Plymouth visitor Thursday, on business. Miss Gladys :Monroe' went to South Bend to spend Sunday with friends. Fake Salvation' Army solicitors have -been working in Warsaw and Goshen. Mrs. J. R. Jons and daughter Mis Agnes, were South Bend visitors Saturday;. Clyde Gilpin of Royal Center, is visiting the famSly of Mrs. A. Colt and other friends. ,Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Nichols Icit for a visit with friends sind relatives at Garrett, Saturday. Miss Elizabeth Holdorff of South Bead, is spending a few days the guest of fiends here. Senator Harry E. Grube and Raymond Metsker were home from Indianapolis over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mattix and daughter, Miss Florence, were South Bend' visitor 5 Tuesday. Mrs. John Freeman has gone to Bourbon to spend a Uvr days with her daughter, Mrs. Elkins. lMrsv Sarah Fulkersori is spending a few days with ber parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Bachtel, at Lapaz. Mrs C B. Peterson Sias returned to her home in South Bend after a short visit with friends in this city. Sherman Ellis has gone to South Bend for a few days visit with his brother, W. O. Ellis zvA -family. Rev. J. F. Applernan has; gone to Ellchart where he will hold a series of revival meetings for a few days. iMts. Ida Smith went to St. Joseph, Mich., Saturday, for a few days' visit with- the family of Jasper Smith. Mrs. A. J. Berry has returned to her borne in iMishawaka, after attending the funeral c4 her aunt, 'Mrs. Ooddard. Mrs. G. W. iMatthews has returned to her home in South Bend, alter a few -days visit with relatives in Plymouth, ill Lorie Ohase, son of Myron Chase left 'Monday for Purdue where he will take the winter course in Agriculture. I ; .Mrs. P. S. Shener returned to her borne in Delon-g Thursday, after visitin the famil of Peter Richard, in this city. Otfesrs. J. E. Wierman and J. W. Stüde have returned to Elkhart after spending a few days in Plymouth on business. I Rev. Howard spent Tuesday afternoon at Culver, where he conducted services for. the "All Saints" Guild, at that place. Fred Lemert of Spencex, South Dakota, visited in this city tke guest at hrs cousin, Ed. R. Monroe and family. Charles Stephenson has returned to Bremen where he is employed, after spending a few days with his family in this city. Jacob Long of North Dakota, who ha been visiftng wiifo relatives in this city and vicinity, went to Lapaz for a short visit Thursday. Mrs. Earl Farney of Bourhon, was the guest of Mrs. Bert Bushman Thursday enroute to Hammend to visit relatives and friends. tMrs. Welcome (Miller wtnt o Chicago to spend Sunday with her husband, who is spending a few days in that city on business. 'Messrs. M. Reed and C. N. Smith were here C . business Thursday, enroute to Sc.th Bend where they will spend a couple of days. Reibt. Gear of Chicago, spent Monday evening here -with friends enroute to Elkhart, where he went for a short stay Tuesday morning. Miss Lulu Hughes of Warsaw, was the guest of friends in fl'.ids city Tuesday, enroute Ho Culver, where she will visit friends for a few days. Mrs. W. H. Smith of Walkerton, was the guest of friends in this city Thnrsrfav. enroute tr Grass Creek.

wfhere she will visit for a few days, j

The protracted meeting continues tr'rth good interest and attendance at the Christian church. You should attend services Friday night and enjoy the "Building of the Tower," also on Lordsday Jan. 17, at 10:30 and at 7:30 p. m and hear the sermons and music especially prepared for these occasions. The World Famous Modern Remedy company, whose medicine is guaranteed to cure any ache or pain, has left our bee-utiful little city for other crimes. They have gone to Columbia City for a week's sojourn, where they also will hold another beauty contest. P. S. The boy wonder also went.

DELINQUENT TAX LIST. A list of Lands, City and Town Lots returned delinquent for the non-payment cf taxes for the year 1907, and previous years, together witU the taxes of 1903, in Marsha!! county, Indiana. EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS. In the following list n is used for north, s for south, e for east, w for west, ne for northeast, nw for northwest, se for southeast, w for southwest, emr for east Michigan roid, rar for west Michigan road, mrl for Michigan road land, wrl for west reserve line, erl for east reserve line ,nrr for north of railroad, srr for south of railroad, err for east of railload, rr for west of lalroad, rd for rod, rd. for rods, ft for feet or foot, "same" for the same as that next immediately above it, no lor number, add for addition, cor for corner, i.-n or frl for fraction or fractional, ex for except, und for undivided, pt for part or point, hf for half, qr for quarter, rt of w for right of way, Iks for links', chs for chains, Mich r fcr Michigan road, div for divided, comrs for commissioners, beg for beginning, sec lor section, tp for township, r for range, blk for block, sq for square, adj for adjoining, P & S for Polk & Sering's, N & S for Niles & Sering's. Cab for Cabbell's, Br for Brownlee's, cen for center, trus for trustee, est for est, th for thence, sch for schoolhouse, bk for book or bank, par for partition.

tC Ul o In o '71 VI - 7.

a 3 Q

E 3 55

Description of Lands and Lots and Names Of Towns or City.

? Sc it - V 0 2 J -So. do 5UE X. . I O S l Ige O u 3 I -

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UNION TOWNSHIP No. 1.

Anderson. Mary A.... II Bays&L Ginialliatt

Braman, Anna E.

Clemens, Marion O... Clifton, Everett T.... Estabrook, llnry&Kbt Frysinger, Jennie..... Green, I dona M Huffman, lsadore C. i.aley, Mary M Medborn, Samuel E-.

Noble, Harry J.

Natt, Wm. & Hannah Feeples, Geo A

Roach, William J V'oreis, John N.

47IIn the nw cor lot 2 e 9 f Cromley tractI34j32

203 Com 40 ft w and 201.3 ft n of se cor

!ne th s 77 dee w 135 ft: n 50 ft: n 77 dee

le 135 ft: s to bee 16 32

234,Vanschoiack's sub div s 25 ft i

Vanschoiack's sub div n 25 feet 5 3SkV Burns add to Burr Oak 2ul

XS Eight rds n and s by 75 e and w ne cor sr 3j32j f.45fNorth 50 ft lot 3 e of R R 128.321

7231 Rutland

Stüiln se cor sw w of R R s of ditch llo;32

979(Murray's sub div prt 3, 4, and 5 1184 Eight rds 3 ft n and s by 8 rds 3 ft anil w in th se cor

1428;Com 7 rds and 12 ft w of the w line off "

R R on the s line of corp line and th

1C29

I t

s 10 rds; w 4 rds 12 1-2 ft; n 1 rd; s to

hurinnincr -M

N hf of K0 ft strip n of and adj Morris ' 1 I

plat lots 7 and I i I

1642! Nw - sw I-0,-1S51 Com 27 rds 6 1-2 ft e sw cor se nw th '

e 6 rds; s 3 rds 5 It; w 6 ras; n to Deg;i Com 29 rds 14 ft e sw cor se - nw th n !) rd i ft ! in: e 6 rds 4 ft and 2 int

, - - t

s 9 rds 4 it z in; w io ucB

19S5I-ot 2 laiR F-mi

22031 Com se cor nw th n 11.90 chains; w 11.35

ch. s 11.90 eh.; e to beg

11 .1. I I

1140

50 2 07 40 1 73 475 M 47 125 16 42 115) 4 29 20 620 21 48 225! 8 03 '50 105 6 J9 205 4 29 93 25 2 31 40 180 6 50 05 15 49 430 38 48

23 32

18 32

18132

1 i

ll 20

I 05 , 2 50

65:45

32 33 1 13

40.-, 1 16

63 210j 475

23 01 7 52 13 89

CENTER TOWNSHIP No. 2.

Alderfer, Amos O. Brown, Edward..., Jackson, Lottie... Logan, Harley A. Pressnal, Frances

and John F..... Shearer, Huldah.. Switzer, Bertha E. Tribbey. Oscar C.

ideman, sarab

'u7133

Cf64 Hendricks add to Inwood...

2725' S 33 ft foL com sw cor. 75 a nw-nw th

e 120 ft; s 66 ft; v 120 ft; n to beg..

3909!Com 332 ft w and 252 ft ne cor nw-ne

Ith e 280 ft to R R; nw ly to pt due n (of bee; s to bee

4129 Com 240 ft e and 1S1 ft s se cor C and C

add th s 66 ft: w 120 ft; n 6 ft; e to beg

Ccm ne cor of 1'iersons mill lot inwoodl n 6 rd nwly par with R R 12 rd; s 0 rd;l sely par with 1 R to beg 1

461, W 3 acres e 16 acres n 29 acres lot 9..I 5 33

4S97 l'ierson's add Inwood 41j 014 Crouo and Coar's add Inwood I 1!

&i.,.fi6 a e of riv lot 6 1 8:33

5402 Croup and Coar's 2nd add.

2o 20 40 36ol 20 8

701

251

1S5

201

160

1 01 2 0 3 17 15 3 i 18 8 13 83 7 99

GREEN TOWNSHIP No 3.

Piatt, Hcnrv Est.. Wickizer It ndurnt

CP42IN of mill pond e of reserve line (32S3J 6936; N 19.74 a lot 3 and e 10 a and I 02 a lot) I 3 ex 4x'iO rd w cor 29.74 a H,32l

ior i oo &0G1 1C 71

BOURBON TOWNSHIP No 4.

Chamberlin, Viola and

Talbert

Stroup, Jas C

Zerke!, F

& wife.

lorence D...

Com at cntr of ditch on e line of sc th s 121 rds; w 34 rds; n with sec line to 3 end

lot ditch: e to bee

P543;S ne w of ditch 50.55 a 89C310 a in nw cor 60 a tw 10 a

2o;34

!27134 31

,l36;3f 3-

330

8 86

1180l 30 70 1 3401 12 36

TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP No. 5.

Ferguson, Chas N.... Hartman, Minnie K.. Kreighbaum, John ... Matchett, James H... sanva same same same same same same Norman, Mary E

Rhoades, Margaret .. same Reed, Mary A

Shaffer, Jas M &wife.

05261 1 lion lot S4.

97701 Tract e of 60 ft e of and adj Tippecanoe

lot 18 .25 acres 9000 Ne ex e 40 rds s of riv 1 a n of and adjt 2 a sw cor nw-nw 1 20 321

10137Overflow in nw and ne-nw 88.15 a..,...1732 10138Overflow in ne 61.79 a !18i32l

10139 Tippecanoe Flour Mill property 3.86....18'32

101 40' Overflow from ne and nw 9.36 29132

10151'llion lot 4 1 I

10157!Com 324 ft e sw cor nw th n 110 ft; e 1201

Ift; s 110 ft; w to beg ex c 15 ft of the !e 40 ft 19 82

10280 Com se cor se th n 45 rds; sw 18 rds; I

Is 35 rds: e 14 rds to bee 3.50 a 133 32

103fi3!Ne-ne n of riv .77 a 2482

10384 Und 1-4 se e of riv l.2 a 13 32

10459!llion strip off n side 7 1-2 ft wide at w lend lot 22 1 I

10651iCom 444 ft n sw cor nw th n 40 ft;i f

w 15 ft; a 40 ft; e to beg .119132

I. I

35C 1 43 3o" 3 C4 f I 2 77 400j 12 9 2401 7 93

55 1 58 45 2 14 120 4 14 240 7 93 255 8 38 60 2 24 301 1 31 475j 10 92 25Tfc 11

GERMAN TOWNSHIP No. 0.

Logan, Harley A Matchett, James H... Moore, Edna N'ufer. Alfred Fletcher, Lydia A.... Wyraugh Bros

I I 1265'l-2 a out sw cor nw 10 rd e sw cor....33'35 13521 Nw-se 22l34

mriW-e-sw 30I35 14A0IN 67 ft e 684 ft w 808 ft se ex tract I Ito Bremen sts and alleys 35'3-r lf76'N and w of ditch n sw 2134j 2050Com R ft e se cor Wm II Huff's lst 1 add lot SI th n 126 ft; w 1H ft; s 120 ft; e 126 ft; n 126 ft par with e line to n! I

line of this tract M 35

I I 41 .501 31 40 3138.191 3 .20 31 5 ! i!

I 95! 7 37 750 15 49 575 35 25

251 1 OS 310 8 26

NORTH TOWNSHIP No. 7.

Burger. Noah Crothers, Samuel Helms, Eliza J Kuntz, John Est Moore, Kobert.. same

Morris, James XL..... Morris, lliam S.... Harkert, Josephine ... Kupert, David II same Snively, John Wively, Jno&Virginia

same

23661V of road lot 1 25fe2V-sw ex s CO a 283!N 39.50 a n 79 a s ow

I I

,6W M R

3130 Linkville lot 29 3287 Com nw cor lot 2 th 129 rds; e 64 rd; n 129 rds; w to beg 3290 N 2 3 w-sw-nw Se ne ex a 13.33 a

8331 Nw-w I 3333! Linkville lot 6

SM71E 10 w 60 a n 60 a ne.

8537IS of R R w of M R nw....

36381 S oi 14 a ne cor lot 3

36 2 35 2

Z 0.34

,39.60

20'35 2113.33

19!35 2 26.671

.9 W M R

374u, 10 a n20 a tvsc 6 E M R 4025 Com sw cor Linkville lot 5 th e 165 ft

to ditc-.; s along ditcb 240 ft; w 180 ft;

n 179 ft; e 65 It; n to beg ,.

40281 uinkville lot S

18:34

4.77 .25

.60

140 6 12 4 HO 35 43 866 42 82 15 86 1345 43 57 266 8 87 11050 34.11 SOB 22 16 I 75 6 20 105 4 27 I 95 3 42 I 45 1 81 175 5 12 151 86 I 35 1 61

POLK TOWNSHIP No. 8.

Aldrich. Minerva B.. same Bowers, Joseph Brown, Erastus St Rosetta Spade Duckett, Harvey C...

Duckett, Truman D..

ohnson, John W....

eifer, Martbaillarry

Mead. Malissa.

No Man's Land Rensberger, Samuel.

Snyder, James II... Spade, Delbert J.... Snyder, Sidney Thompson, John....

4321 Lemert's add to Teegarden n 37 llmert'a add to Teegarden s 0 453! N 15 a nw-se ,

4i3l! E 24 a e-w-se

4747

ft ( ßf I ft ) ) I

,2:35

127 35'

Com 66 rd and 20 rd w ne cor nw-sw Ith w 6 rd; n 297 ft; e 6 rds; to beg

475020 rd e and w by 1 rd n and sex I ft

I off e side in sw prt nw-sw

5282Tyner 8 3.

sw th

beg.

5379' Com 60 rd s and 66 rd w ne cor

lw 100 ft n 20 rd; e 100 ft; to 66821 N of R R n ne 574 N of R R nw sw

6066! Com 16 rd 9 ft e nw cor Teeearden

Ith n 206 ft; e 76 ft; 206 ft; w to beg 6235Sw-se

630 a 6 a n in a e-w-se 6327 N 30 rd e of R R se sw 645-MTyner lot 7 block 11...

734

7'34

7i34

25i35l

14 34

8 34

27 35

32135

1 1

151

.50 I

0.501

II I .S7

Ü13.25I

260 6 23 ) 6 60 I 480 24 55 536 10 48 66 2 47 80 3 66 40 1 6T I I I 15 M 5 9 l3 20 1 02 nsr 4 0!) 365 25 47 106 3 76 170 8 01 5 53

WEST TOWNSHIP No. 9.

Bollinger. Geo & Wm Brown Fra O Frick Bros Inc same Hear. William S Kephart, J W tvei'hart. Elizabeth.... same Kirtsinger. J W Logan, llarlev A.... Miller. John W Miller, John W & wife; Strou Jame C same Speis. Adam rt al... Speiglemyer, Julia A. same Stauffer. Chas C et vx Tyler, Merrill M same Cnknown

6014 'Johnson's add to Donaldson .'.'m'

6!koSw ex cem I2i3

7314' rj 62 a sw 127 1:

7315) W 33.39 a se 2 33

nw-sw s prt nw-nw

ex 1 a sq nw. ex 4 a sq w .

50 to to

Donaldson Donaldson

7041H a nw or 7r8lS of pond

7712IS of pond lot 1 7713 S of pond s-sw

77221 N-se , 7873(E-nw cx s 80O8!Tuttle's add 8007Tuttle's add

KlOTlW-sw-se , 8308'Se-sw R3451!'. K. andP rt of way thro sw 83801 W nw sw , JCtfl'S nw 84411W nw sw , 8549' K se 855o(Se ne 599iStrip 30 ft wide s of p 126 a sw

111183

22,33 12233 22(33 13134 I 7,33

(171 :w 128 '34 128 341

I35!34 117)331 20133 1233 ....10(33 10'33 3i;34

1 158

1 0'-'

1 33.39

11 1

1 6

1 4 1 60.84 II 8JI

301

II 20 1 401

1 2.511 if 201

11 80

II 20

II 801

1 401

10 71

3295 113 91

9501 26 91 450 12 94 1401 4 27 220 24 21 801 2 92 1055 29 84

114651 25 69

315 24 44

45 7 30

2 MS

13 64

960 88 12

13' 75) 475

165

225

315

136(H 38 36

8 72

CS iff O

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Description of Lands and Lots

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WALNUT TOWNSHIP No. 10.

Bunnell, Stephen liennett, Christ'phrM. Clabaugh las V&Jos bherow, Elijah 4 lown, Eujah

903y Fredericksburg 908, S 2 acres w 212 9204 VV ne ne

10181 N 20 ft w 44 ft

10393: Fredericksburg

acres 22 M ' Walnut"

"r'C

68 30 1 28 100 6 41 15 32 3 420 13 04 63 25 1 14 7ü I f f j 60 I 90

PLYMOUTH CITY No 11.

1 1

I 3!M 22 0

00 17 U 26 1 CI

STORY OF PLYMOUTH" MAN.

Edward Matthewton of This City, Has Hard Luck Tale at LaPorte.

From Plymouth' to Elkhart to South Bend and then to LaPortc; if nothing doing there onward march to Englewood, Chicago and as far west as inability to secure employment may carry him. This rs the stor. of Edward M'tthewon told in Justice Grover's of; fice, ays. tlu La-Porte Argus-Bulletin. Matthew.son's trade is tbfit of an engineer, having !been employed for several years in 'a Plymouth factory. In December, 1007, he was amorrg the many to feel the sting oi Wal' street and to join the great arrny of the unemployed of which he has been a member ever since. Last spring hi wife died, and, being without children, the man became a wanderer on the face of the earth. Not that unanalv2ed quality, commonly known as "Wanderlust," prompted the man to sever whatever connections iwith ifriends and memory he

might have had, but rather a constant pulling l the tTi-ng-s of neces. sity. These strings haVe pulled hnm to LaPorte and he says the Good God know where they -will eventually drag him. The man is well dressed, and of a prepossessing appearance. He has made futile tflfort to secure work in LaPorte factories and business houses. "Home talent must be served first," is the amswer he has received to all app'icatins ifor work. Justice Grover promised the man a good square mealt and this brought him new life and renewed his hope. But if he does not secure a position soon he plans to catch, a freight blind to Engel.wood where he js acquainted wi;th the roadmaster of the Lake S!i-ore who he is confident, will ?ive him a j-db if there's anything oyn. Speaking of South Bend, Matthewson said that the unemployed lined up like sheep in front of several agendas wk agree to aid you in securing a position if you'll kind leave with them your la'st $5.

Try the Weekly Tribune for a change. $1.50 per year.

Anders, Oliver S&wifa Bailey, James V Hay lor, Sarah 11 llrown, Saml jr dtwiie ßurger, Maggie J same same same Cahill, Mary Cox, Sarah A same same Cross, Ida M same Ellis, John Foley, iena Foreman, Catharine O same same Fletcher, Charles M.. same same Holly, Isaiah Hanna, William C... same Harris, Marv Ellen.. . Highshcv, Enoch P., lioople, Geo K same Ind Medical, Ben & Miss Assn same Kclty, John Kleopfer, Rudolph C.

Lideckcr, John Est

Logan, Harley A

League, V m

same same same same same same same same Myers, Emeline Morrow, Winford.... Morris, Mary Morris, Mary March, Terry W Morris, Wm "II same Moore, Mary C&Alico" Moslander, Thomas... Mcivinstry, Wm D... same Presnall lohnF&wife. Hatt. MarV C Styles, floia A Stansburv, Frank Speisshof er, Cat.arina Schlosser, Anna bcheetz. Gertrude same Salt, William F Turnbull, William... Unknown Whaley. Ray L same same same same suns Bender, Joha a I m ame Bo well, Elizabeth J... Bschmaa, J. W Butter, Joo. and Wii Carabia, August Crawford, Rebecca.... Crawford. Harr R.,,, EbaL Mary same same am Fairbanks, Catherine. Goodyear, Ceo. Jk 1. Guys, Ida B. Hashett, Mary A same same sasne Hoople, Gorff R..... same same same

same same same

Hay. John D... Kepler, Mary Klassner, ATilind.... Wolter, J. A. same Maxey. Mabel Mon-oe, Robert same same Soice, John ett aaa Speiisbofer, Catherine same viame Titus, Minnesota E same True. Efiie Unkown - v illard, Mary A. Whitesell, Anna Watkins. Mary Welch. A. F Whalcv. Catherine....

Zehner Solomon, wife.

06 z

O Ul 0 "7.

Wheeler's

s 1-2 lot

460 451 456

add s w hf ,

40 ft

60 Cressner's sub div

2?t heeler s con auu . . . 317 Nues and Serings' par

40iBrownlee s con add. ...

sorbin's Independence

same same same

b9'McFsrlin's

?22Orig plat

723 same 724 same n hf 743 Wheeler's add ex n 275 ft out

same e of K K.

694Corbin's sub div ot Merrill's..

1062 Wheeler's add a hf 1087 same 1086 Corbin's sub div Merrills 1088 same

1110 Cougle's Independer cc

1111 same 7 ft 1112 same CorLin s con 1550 Cabbell's west add w 1 rd S rd 1569 Kose's idd n of H R

IögoI 1373

1617 1710 1711 1887

lot.

out lot.

2053

Rose's add n of R R

Corbin's con Independence

UoIIman s add

Fair View Ilace

same Van I'elt's add ex i 45 ft... same strip v of and Wheeler's add

adj..

215i; Folk and Ssnng's add s hf.

2290 j 2450

24GO

24il 2402

2465 21! 2407 24rS'

E Plymouth w hf

Cabbell's add e 132 ft n 6 rd out lot... Merrill's add e of R R n 396 ft out lot.

Merrill's add ex R R...

same same same same same

same same same same same , same

same

2571'Wheeler's add e

add

w hf

add sub

div of Wheeler's n

w 23

ft...

2007 Van Pelt 274.1 Orig plat 274 same 2751 'Enterprise 2756) Brownlee's

2757 same 2765!Younir's sub div Cabbell's

2802!Corbin's con Independence 2930jCorbin's Independence ex

2931 same ... 8253iKlinBer's add.

3264'Corbin's sub div Merril'.'.i

3WSoice's sub div Ewir.g s 3C72U'heeler's add e 17 ft w 75 tt n 40 .ft rse'CabbeU's add e hf w hf cut lot 3771 'Cabbell's add out lot Q S773IOrig plat e hf...l 37741 tame e hf ex s 60 ft

3779'CabbeH's add ne 1-4 out lot 4236: Polk an I Sering's- add hf 4301 'Houghton's add w.. 0 ft e IS ft.. UBollman's add 45291 same 4530J same

45311 same 43321 same

4533 name

40!

81 63

881

89 64

18 40

20 68

220

87 17

26 27

115

11!

143

6 7 1

ft 5 45

.1142

.1143 I a 1

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23l

hf.

132! 1

69 70) 71

139'

140

141

205' Uender's sub- div .....

206 333 Polk and Sering's add STVlWork's sub div t 429' Rome's add

827, Plymouth Improvement Co add...., 020I Rose's- add w hf 930l same ' 1 eat 3 ft 064iCabbeU's add n hf w hf whl out lot 38

821

94 35 S6

101

11651 I 81

1 121

275)

rtwo 65

200

400!

150 125 10 115 110

340

101

110 25

62 08 3 62 32 69 583 24

5 60

1 66

1 66 15 30 14 03 7 17 6 04

1 67

13 27

13 67

1 Ov

1 00

1 Ou 5 13 1 30 15 30 1 95

101202 83 15 178 29

40 8 7'

2 76 1 23 1 28 14 99

1 82

11 40

251

lfl

10 220

10! 175l

225 11 75

1265 Van Pelt's adl 126ft same '. 1267 same 1268 same ........ 1447 Enterprise adJ .. Fair View Plae 1742! Fair View Ilace

1906

1007 1907

1908

div

Plaee

Work'i sub

same same

ame

2204! Fair View

22061 same 220U same 22071 aame 22101 same

B 2212I tame

221a same

2214'Cilmore's sub div

27131 Fair View Place..

2715 tollman's add n 40 ft

3255Whecler's add 3256) same 3297!Maxey's sub div Cabbea's....

Vheeler'a

Plae;

dhr Ewing's

22 ft

. . . I

11 1 . Li- .jj

wesicrvcH s auu

33861 Fair View 33871 same 3388 same 4322'Soice's ub I same 43' Niles add a

43661 same

437l Moore and UttS' Ewing's add

I same DU.11 Fair View Place

4987!Cressnr s sub div Wheeler'a 15 and e hf

60M'Work,i sub div Cabbell's 1 snS'Corbin's Independence B156lCleveland'l add 6187) Fair View Place.... 6188lCabbell's add 45 ft out lot

5??fitFairview Plaee

.1 10

13 39! e

7Si

43 44 4o

68 AR 72

7 181

19!

201

t 29

801

lot

41 491

34 o

72' 85

200 151

250

301

2101

120

2020

35 175!

300

450

1001 40;

151 300 20

60 215!

601

175 15 2001

576 12

50 3751 150

401

20 251 501

1100

125! 85

250

250 5 50-

101

20CM

151 75

10)

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249 05 1 80 IS 44

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4 1 24 ?2 14 13

350 42

3 16

4 29 11 40

4:1 53 19 46 6 70 3 64 3 25 3 41

12 54

5 27

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4 3 11 3

1 32 13 02

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f;evler. Oliver E l C.reen, George Huff. William II Martin, Hiraro L.....I Mutti. Alsed A I

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Rincle. lohn C,

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Burns Mary, same

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Rhodes John L...

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Auditor's Office Marshall County, Indiana, Plymouth, Indiana, January "6, 1909. I, Chas. M. Walker, Auditor in and for said county, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct list of Lane's, City and Town Lots returned delinquent for the non-payment of taxei thereon for the year 1907, and former years, together with the taxes for 1908 as returned by the Treasurer of said county, and that the eame art chargeable with the amount of taxes they each stand charged wi'h in said list. Given under my hand and the Seal of the Board of County Commissioners of said County, at the City of Plymouth, this 16th day of January, 1909. (L. S.) CHARLES M. WALKER. Auditor Marshall County. State cf Indiana, Marshall County, as: Auditor'i Office, City of Plymouth, January 1, 1909. Notice Is Lereby given that the Lands, City and Tows Lots described in Che foregoing list and advertisement, or so much thereof as will satisfy the taxes due thereon respectively, will be told at the Court House door, in the City of Plymouth, in Marshall county, Indiana, at public outcry, on the second Monday of February, 1909, being tl:e 8th day of said month, withn the hours and the manner described by law. Given under ray hand and the Seal of tke Board of County Commissioners of tviJ County, at the City of Plymouth, this 16th day of January. 1909. (L. S.) CHARLES M. WALKER. Auditor Marshall Coanty.

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Some people seem really funny, in the manner with which they carry on Qver anümah, etc. Rich societywomen, we are told, carry poodle dogs about with them, treat them as children, leave them somniclated on beds o feather ticks, and in genera! make a big fuss over. them. Persons of this! type are almost always childless couples. On last Friday while engaged in marking off ice on Dixon lake, one of the horses belonging to Oscar Tribbey miscalculated somewhat, and as, a result of his error, siTpped and fell into the lake. It was below freezing point, by the thermometer, amd there -was danger of the steed catching cold. Accordingly Mr. Tribbey mountod this Pegasus, and easily out run the winged horse of mythology with his ice covered animal. Arriving at the barn in Plymouth, the horse was taken into the office, where a brisk fire was burning, and was allo-wed there to remain until completely thawed out. and until his toes were "perfectly warm." J A resident of Plymouth, who was at Indianapoils last week, happened to call upon the Marshall county rep. resentative, W. L. Sarber, at his hotel. Much, to his surprise, Mr. Sarin r was confined in his bed with a sudden illness. In fact the afflicted man was almost helpless when the visitor -arrived. It was apparent that the services of a physician -were needed, and the caller at once telephoned for one. In a few minutes a young fellow made his appearance, saying that he was the doctor. He proceeded to interrogate Mr. Sarber concerning that gentleman's pains, etc. "Put out your tongue, now let me ieel your pulse, my,bad case." After mumbLns? a few words to himself, which smacked of Latin endings, the

doctor wrote out a prescription, wih the directions of having it filled at Hall's drug store, corner of Washington and IlHnois streets, and then

"Six dollars please". "How much?"

Six dollars, are you deaf also?" It

cost $1.33 more ro have ,th prescrip

tion filled at Hall's Drug: Store, and now Mr. aiSrbcr and a $25 lawyer are busy preparing a bill for the legislature, providing for the restriction and lrmitation of grafters in the state - J You have heard of boys who have a sort of "mania dementca" for riding on th cars, haven't you? And you have also 3iard tell of men, who when suddenly . finding a fortune thrust upon them, will give vent to

their exuberance by all sorts of un

accountable antics? Well the combination of the two above conditions, or circumstances, seems to have been concentrated in the person of Fred Goodyear when he was recently elected assessor of Center township. If you don't beKcve it, listen to the following. You know that Fred lives about two miles west of Irrwood. The other night, he was met by a neighbor on the road between here ami his home. Fred was driving toward Plymouth like mad. "What's the

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-natter?" asked the neighbor. "Go: :o catch the east bound, out of Plymouth" he flung back, and .was swal !owed up by tke blackness of the night. It was later learned that As essor Gocdyear stabled his horse at Plymouth, boarded the east bound passenger at this city, got off at Inwood, walked two miles west to his home, and went to bed. The next day he came to Plymouth and drove his rig home. Furthermore he says tlhat he didn't think anything of his spree, "Jest felt like doing it, and why not," sezze. J Mr. J. Eugene Marshall, in conjunction with his mercantile store is considering the plan of opening up a retail rabbit business. In one sense he would have a hard job in the process of retailing the cotton-tails. hich -have a poor supply of tails to start withi, but if the dressed carcasses of the Rodentia cotvld be sold

for, say 50 cents per but cease th p:pe dreaming, O scribe, or theni wilt too soon exhaust the supply of thine Dukes Mixture. They do say, that 'Gese and J. M. Hemminger have entered into a partnership to secure a corner on the rabbits of Marskall, having in mind a final boosting of prices for those most elusive animal. Furthermore it is rumored that Mr. Marshall wishes to dissolve the part nership, 'but when the other member A the firm threatened legal procedure, he came across in a hurry, and was only too willing to expend the sum of 25 cents per hea-d for Br Rabbit It is furthe. wn-tsner-ed among the gossiping circles that Mr. 'Marshall in order to put a stop to the forced purchase of Tabbks, that he even stooped to pilfer one from a basket of Mr. Heminger, while that gentleman was being shaved Saturday. Thas latter is only alleged however, and for further particulars the reader is referred to W A. RVn hart, Geo. Marks, J. E. Marshall, or J. M. Heminger.

Where the Rabbits Go. A Goshen newspaper says that J Frank Lon of Claypool, last week shipped 1,230 rabbits to Elkhart. Clay township hunters say that it thas been a long time since there were that many cotton tails in Kosciusko county.

Tyner Item, Mr. Ira Haag and son are visiting her mother at Hamlet. Miss Maud Burton was in Plymouth 'Monday morning, between trains. Mrs. Ed 'Monroe visited her sister Mrs. Guy Ross on Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. Simon Ruff who has been visit ing relatives -at Nappanee, has returned home. Mr. and 'Mrs. Clarence Huffman vis-ted relatives in Plymouth Friday and Saturday. Miss Macel Reed and "Mr, Cook of South Bend, have been risiting friends in the vicinity for a few day. Mr .and 'Mrs. Jess Bennett ate dii ner with Mr. and Mrs. Toner Sunday Josie Campbell is indisposed at this writing. The ladies of the U. B. church served dinner to those attending the joint institute vt this place Saturdays About $15 was made and this will be nsed to purtiha'se new Lamps for the :i rch. Mr. Lorie Chase our Y. P. C V. resident, left Sunday evening for Purdue University, where he will take an eight weeks course ia scientific farming. His many friends wish him the best of success. The S. S. convention held ii the U. !i r-urch Mondav alteram and evi. 117 u as largely attended jnJ ver much enjoyed b all present. Mr. G. Bumie, the state superintendent, Mf. flume and Miss Julra Yockey'of Ply--nouth, were inspiring talkers an the afternoon. ;

Just Hissed Death. Under the influence of intoxicants and helpless, a man supposed to be a resident of Warsaw, was found! lying on the Pemwylvanu right of way several miles east of Pierceton. The man had a short time before gone to a telegraph tower and asked the operator, Merrrtt Miner, for shelter. On being refused he walked away and" laid down between the main track and the siding, so close that it is only a miracle that 5ie was not hit by the flyer or sucked under the wheels. He refused to give his came and but little could be learned from him except that he was supposed to have come from Warsaw.

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