Plymouth Tribune, Volume 9, Number 15, Plymouth, Marshall County, 13 January 1910 — Page 5

I LOCAL NEW!

Otto Robin ;j)cnt Tueay at Walkerton. L. J. Hess made a busirs trip to Argos T lies Ja v L. D. Esnich -was at lirbon on business Tuesday. Miss- Clara Alien was South oend visitor Tuesday. J. E. Ellis made a sines trip to South lien J Tr.ey. John Reagan 'went to Kx for a few days' visit with fnds. William Watson of Jirlwn, was a visitor in thi city "esday. Mrs. E. E. Ellis is spiling a few days with friends Etna Greene. L. F. Over my er is fnding a few days at Leiters rd on business. .Messrs. John Sebel a Cecil Gordon spent Tuesday Tiosa on business. Messrs. Lloyd and jharles Ritdiey were Argos viors on business Tuesday. Mrs. Clarence Hostetr -went to Hamlet Tuesday to sr a few days with friends. Arthur Wrile of Rochccr was a visitor in this ci:y TuJay enroute to South Bend. upt. L- E. Steineba spent Tuesday visiting the oo in Tippecanoe township. Horn to Mr. and M. Lawrence Mann of EastLapoite street, a boy Tuesday rrning. Mr. and 'Mrs. Edwanblly are soending a few days ith tire family of Fred Awald aHamletHarry Humrichousen spending a few days 'with t family of Morris I'rosnahan atierceton Messrs. S. Cudnev W. E. Webb and W. F. Bein! of Tyner wxtc in this city obusiness T iies-day. Mrs. A. M. Gonter hareturneJ IioniL" in Packertow n Tucs lay visiting for a few ys with friends in this city. Mrs- Harry Uennetof Michigan City, is visiting ithis city, with her father-in-La Larkin Thompson for a few vs. Mrs. Man Weedlir. returned to bcr h(?mc in Packerwn today after spending a .wee with the "fa mil v of F.Imcr Weem'j in thi.5 CltV. Thomas Stiles of Tier was a Plymouth caVer Tucsy enroute to Logansport, iwheree will visit -with the family Stephen Gunthers. Levi Bow? or of P returned to his home in that cy Tuesday morning, after visitin for a few days with the famil; of John Richard here. Mrs. Margaret Risand daughter Marie, have retired to their honte in Menton rer visiting with friends and relives in this city and at Argos. Mrs. Herbert Smsktr and children returned tdheir home -Ti .tith P.end I'rif. after visiting for a few !ays ith the family of Delbcrt Bryaj Mrs. V. H. Lavence of Argos, Vho has bee visiting in this city went to Ueville Tues-.ia-for a short visi.vith her sister, Mrs. A. M. Pldlicr. Mrs. Rev. Dicköon returned to her Imme in Kalnazoo, Mich, Tuesday, after vinn-g her parents Mr. an.! Mri. L. Morris, and other relative! in this city for the past few d;s. Charles Lemk; and cousin Miss Ethel Kinse of Bourlon. wore the giK-sts if Plymouth friends Tuesdav eoute to Argos where they w?Il sjnd a tew days with friends and ratives. .Mr,, if. Tirttbanul daughter Irene of Warsavwho nave been visithig with fricls in this citv fo- a fe-.v days wt to Rt ehest er for a further vit 'with friends Friday. 'Mrs. Dane Beman who has been fvisiting uvh relatives at Bourlon for a ople of 'weeks, was the guest otri-Jittlls in this c!ty Friday fr.jwluTe .d:c !eit for her home in itts4burg. Pa. Mrs. M. E. O'lenis of Leiters Ford, who has Ion spending a few days vith hi daughter Mrs. John Pfendcr he. went to Berrian Springs. Mil., for a further visit with frien and relatives. Tuesday. . ,! Have you itd He-Mi--La Purity Choeolat? If not there's a real treat in ore for you. If then you 11 1 red no urging to buy them again .jY be sure you'lT get what you wit, we stamp H-M-L on the boxnd each piece. David Bowlcaccompanicd his father Thomas Bowles to his home in Argo Tuesday, the latter .has spen the past few weeks here. Th elder Bdwles is eighty-three yers of age, and is now r, -coven n groin a severe illness, f

THE IIGHT PLACE TO TRADE 1 " - The Best dues Ever Given that Money Can Buy Special for fRIDAY and SATURDAY: 20 do; Men's solid Work Shoes $1.50 20 doj Ladies' heavy solid Shoes $1.50 10 doa Ladies' Storm Rubbers 50 Men's pie wool Socks, 25c; Ladies' pure wool Hose, 25c; warm Capsor men, 25c; double-breasted wool Shirts, $1.00. CAL YOU WILL BE TREATED RIGHT. RYANS CASH SHOE STORE

John Kyle spent Friday at Bourbon on business. Lee Vangilder spent Thursday at Argos on business. Miss Nellie Seltenright was a Harris visitor today. E. O. Pittman made a business trip to Kewanna Thursday. U. S- Lemert made a business trip to South Bend Thursday. Frank Hager of Argos was in the city on business Thürs lay.

Mrs. C. F. HoltzendorfT made a business call at Harris Thürs lay ."Mrs. Jesse Chaffee was the truest of friends at Rochester ThursiJav. Mrs. C. A. Hume and Mrs. Scliaffer were at South' Iwiid Thursday. Ira Ringer of Twin Lake spent spent Thursday afternoon here ness. I Mrs. George Vinall and dauhtcr Bessie spent 1 hursday at South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Seybold are spending a few days at Winona. Mr and Mrs. Allen Wrhaley were the guests of friends at Warsaw Thursdav. Mrs. Jane Wright is visiting with her son John Wriglit at Ober for a week. Thomas Thompson of Tyner spent the. morning in Plymouth on business. Messrs. Frank Kern and Chas. Wick of Bourlxm were Plymouth visitors Thursday. Mrs. J. Spink -spent Thursday at Sntth Ben(l. the guest ot .Airs. Rosa Roycraft. Mrs. Gertrude Winenger is spending a few days with friends at Logansport. FraJ Willard of Elnora Ind.. was a Plymouth -visitor Thursday enroaite to Valparaiso. :c Auditor Charles M- Walker and Surveyor P. Troy-er spit Thürsday at Argos cn business. Messrs. Jesse McNeely and Matt Botorff sient Thtirsday at Lapaz, in search of minnows. , Mrs. M. Wells of South Bend returned home Tlnirslay after a 1iort visit with friends here. Rev. Elev of Kewanna was the guest of Rtv. Tremmel in this citv Thursday enroute to South Bend. J. Hite went to Tyner Thursday tf visit with his daughter, Mrs. Charles StoneourneT for a few days. Misses Noris and Delia Sears are visiting wrth their uncK? J. JKiiey oi mna orcenc lor a lev . days, J. O'Connell of Ft. Wayne spent Fridav vilh J. F Appleman in this citv enrouto to Kokomo. John Hartman has returned to his home in Etna Green after a few days visit .with friends in this ciy. C. Rober rdturned to his home in South Bend Frdav after spend ing a fi'w days in this city on business..- -Messrs. John Cook and I. W Beattv of Twin Lake were Ply mouth visitors' Thursday- on business. Mr. and Mrs. George Jamison are snendimr a week with the family of Arthur Jamison South Bend. at Mrs. J. J. Vinall is visiting with her daughter Mrs. An thonv Miller and other relatives at South Bend District diairman Peter J. Kruyer left for a business trip t" Indianapolis Iti lav mornirg to . i f" i 1 J 1ri; lrnip FifM-ynnr ro'turrifvl to I hir home in Mislmvaka Friday after a collide of weeks' visit with tli'p win v of Ferd nan( Eich lere. ir:. T..4i. t' 1.1 i. ,,i home in South Bend Thursday after visiting for a week with the Misses Rose and Marguerite Holzhauer. Rev. Simon lohnson and wife r.lturneHl to their home in Decalb v.r.ty Friday J. v a few days' visit with the family of Rev Mnv here. .Mrs. John uet wilier and son Lawrence returned1 to their home in Green-camp. O., Thursday aftvir a few weeks' visit with her father Larkin Thompson. Miss Alma Moore of Tyner was the guest of Miss Gladvs Monroe Wednesday. 'Miss Moore left for t f a r f . . . j Ä I n Fru-pttP' h ruin v to nttptlfl n ron- I jc ... - r I 'irtaii'iy uiu'n inn v. oL f ;k. V V UVW, i i t lfhrk lino I nit - TMP m t 1 I :r "" 'V ' . :.j; ;rr,:i me pasi iew tiay, wem 10 i uu for a further visit before return injr to her homeJim Hahn of Alesbury, Sas katch. Canada, who has been sien! .Mnr .tthe nast counle of months with friends and relati ves in Plymouth artd vicinity lias gone to IaPorte for a visit.

Wm. Hitchcock spent -Monday

at Xiles. Mich. Ford North was a South P.end visiter dondav. J. E. Ellis made a business trip to Uoi'Lon Monda. A. T. I--.rp:wald spe;.: Mjndny at Argos on business. Lee VangiMer sp-nt Monday at Walkerton on business. D. W. DeWitt made a business trip to outii Bend .iomlay. Ed. Hunter is spending a coupie of days at Rochester. E. R. Hudkins of Kewanna was in ithis citl Monday on business. Wm. Smith of Tyner was in Plvmouth on business Mondav. EUl ridge Thompson transacted business at South Bend Mondav. 'Miss Kate Radican was the guest of friends at South P.end Mom lay. Charles Stephenson made a busi'mcss trip to Tipton, Indiana, Momllav. Rev.' Thomas Whittaker of Maxmkuckce was in the city on business -Mondav. B. C. Southwx)rth and C. R. Leonard -were Pl-mouth visitors to Arsros Mondav. A , nv f,f ini114n nent MoiKlav jn this city and at South it,(i Kncin.-cc " willinm Whitp dm hn hen itl imir fever, is able to U)e ,rvn tnuti ncT.n;n ,ai:s, rhm Burkett has n-one to Columbia Citv. where she has acceDtel emnlo'vanent. prallk Dotv of Warsaw spent ATnnfiqv ;n tn:Ä r;tv ami at Rochesiter on (business. Afecc-, Karl Bennett and josepn eed oif Tvner were in the cjtv on i)USincss 'Monday. Ars .Toserh White, who has bcen seriouslv ill for nine weeks Attomev R. C ('Bleiinis and lx)u Shaffer of Argos Avere in thc citv on i)U:ncss Frida v. pari tcLauhlin retumol to South Bend, after spending Sun(jav reIa!tives in PlvmouthTuii -Moore of Bourlon snent r0ndav with Plvmouth friends trvrlnv on his.wnv to South P.end. Otto Albert and family are vis iting -with hiis father W. A. Alrt. at South l'enf' for a fnv davs. '.Messrs. I. AI. Sev'Uold anil Pros. Attomev Ilarrv L Ungvjr were at Rochester on business Monday. rntw1il!i A amit Ttrml' T line. hartl is back at work aftM. ym davs' illness with thc quincy. Mrs. Pojnie has returned from a visit of several months' in Geor gia, and reports cold weather in the southJ. W. Shirlev returned to his home in Colfax Ind. Mondav after spending a couple of -weeks with relatives here. Miss Fern Yeigcr of Etna Greene went to South B'.nd, after a snort visit nere, wnere sue is 4. m attending college..Mrs. J. (. I'islveT returned to her home in Culver Monday a'lter visiting with Mrs. II. h. Kamp m this city for a week. Harley Gast of Culver and Mrs Mary Atha oif I ippecanoe were the guests of the family of Lhas. M. v alker over Sunday. Miss Ruth Strang has returned to her home in Walkcrton, afler spemKng a few days with. Miss Ruby allace m this city. Mrs. Emma McEcath retunWd f. . . . f . . .j after visiting for a few days with lthf fnmili' nr I . r it-it Mnihlin Alva Hudkins and family, went l? dI"u .mmuay u which i . a i . i i T LU lilK arc irom i ly mouth and will reside n thfo fu ture. Miss Ethel Bradford of Walk 7.ton- who lias been visiting with mends in Plymouth for a few uays. mt to quiver lor a snort ' Ont a) iayce and larmiy ot Argos. "ailed on his mother Mrs, M. J. Bovce in this citv Mondayennmte to Laporte, to which city they are Mrs. C. C. Davis and children of Valparaiso u4ho have been vis iting Iwrtli 1 new Is in thus citv vvent to Rochester for a further vist M)U.Tav. 1C. r. VanCuren of Warsaw, returned to his home Mondavaf hi ;iin inj; a i--'v na., Willi iu J . - . . . .. . I . l ' f - i i r m . mi-Mi ivaii vaiiuiirii uiin i.uiiuy . , . hving pioneer of Marshall county his returned from the Pacific roast .anxl is again at his home in Xorth Township. K. C Miller an.l1 wife returned ko their home in Picreceton Mon day after visitng for a week with friends and relatives in this citv and at Pierccton. Misuses Tessie Klinj;crman and Mvrtle Smith of Tyner were Plv mouth callers Monday enroute to South l!cm Where they haw accepted employment. Miss Iiyrdic Seltenright of Ft. Wayne, who has been spending a fAv 'days with Miss Mildred Drake in this city, went to Tyner fur a further visit 'Monday. William llaughcr returned to this city from Hot Sp'ings, last Thursday, ami left for lientou Harbor, Mich.. Sunday evening where he will visit vith relatives. VVhen buying chocolate confec tions, phase try to remember the fact that there's nothing belter in materials, making or llavor than He-Mi-La Chocolates. Look for H-M-L on the box and each piece an 1 you'll he sure to get what! you want. - .

'Mrs. 0. 0. O'Blennis of Hibbard was a Plymouth caller Wednesday. F. G. Conrad of Walkerton was a Plymouth visitor Wednesday, cn business.

Mrs. Frank Bunsen has gone to South Bend for a few days' visit with friends. Wm. Snvder is spending a few days on a business trip to Warren county, Indiana. Enos Miller of Bourbon -pent Wednesday in this city and at South Bend on 1 usiness. " Mrs. J. C. Lolemaugh went to South Band Wednesday, for a short visit with friends. B. M. Cox has roturned to South Bend after spending a feiw days in this city on business. I-aac Welchancc of Bourbcn is visiting in this citv, the guest of the family of John Robbins. .Mrs. Wm. Lawrence and Mrs. S. Thompson are spending a few davs with friends at South Bend. E. F. Baughman returned to his libme in Mishawaka Wednes day after a stay in this city on business. The Messrs. John Hildebrand and Floyd Shierland of Lapaz were in the city calling on friends I ucs day evening. Mrs. II. T. Harshberger returned to her home in Tiosa Wednes day after visiting friends and relatives in this citv for a week. The Misses Hona Yuf' ind Ma-;' Spencer have ro-ned to their r.omes in Bourdon, atlci visiting with Miss CarrL Rioees heri 'Miss Stella Jones returned to her home in Inwood Wednesday after visiting a few days with her brotther Louis Jones an i family here. Mrs. C- C. Babcock returned u 'her home in' Galien, Mich., Wednesday after1 a visit of a few weeks with the family of Eli Silvius here. Mrs. George Herman of Tyner was a visitor in this city Wednesday enroute to her home, alfter visiting with relatives in Kalamazoo, 'Mich. The Misses Stella Kamp and Frances Harrington of Culver were Plymouth visitors Wednesday enroute to Petersburg Va., where they will attend college. Messrs- Ira Price and Charles Widoner of Argus, went to South Bend Wednesi;iay to attend the funeral of Edward Wells, which occurs Thursday morning. Mrs. J. C. Hissong, Mrs. Delbert Shaffer, and Mrs. Guy Ballinger were among those who left for South Bend Wednesday, to attend the funeral of Edward Wells. Mrs. Frank Bronsen and children of Donaldson wer,e, callers in this citv cjJesdav ennjtute to South Bend, where they will spend a few daysi with the family of Reuben Bronsen. Glen Cole, the smiling foreman of the Democrat, toilkiy wears an extension on the normal grin. The )opulation of Plymouth, and of Mr Cole's family was increased by one Wednesday morning. It was a girl and looks just like (denThe Mozart club will meet on Thursday evening, Jan. '13 at 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. A. RUnderwood. Prof. Owens will be present with new music for the year's work, and all Who -enjoy c bonis work arc invited to be present. Miss Marguerite Holzhauer returned to Dubuque, la., Wednes day wh-cre she is attending St. Joseph Seminary, after spending a few weeks vacation with her parents in this city. Her mother Mrs. Joseph Holzhauer accompanied her to Chicago, where the latter will visit for a few days. Samuel Schlosser went to Iafayettc Wednesday where he will atten1) the State Dairy Association, which is to be held on Thursday and Friday. Mr. Schlosser is on the program for an address, on the subject "The Creameryman's Message to Pa trons. Inwood Items. 4 Fred Bell is on the sick list. Mrs. Geo. Riddle is improving slowly. Mr. John Xye's affinity is still in town. Mr. Pcrt Caslow is still on the sick listGrandpa Ca,merer has been sick the past weekOliver Harford was an Inwood caller last Saturday evening. The Gleanors gave a general supper at the ha!! last Friday night. Master Paul Warnacut has been threatened with lung fever, but is some 'better. Harry Faine was called to Ky., ast weeks on the account of thc death of his - falber. Mr. Fd. Hartsock's mother who :s visiting him is very ill. It is doubtful if she will recover. Revival meeting commenced Sunday evening at the M- F church, all are invited to attend. The smallnox scare has reach ed our town, several have been cxjh.scAI, but greatest care is be ing exercised. Miss Delia Warnacut has re-, turned home after a three months' visit in Missouri, with her two broth'crs; Harry and Emit. A bolload went from In wool' last Saturday night, to the home of Ralph Swoverland, where they were entertained until a late hour. While going they had an upset in ditch 'Init no one was sen. lously hurt.

MORE ARE HIT

BY INDICTMENTS OLD CASES AGAINST ORA WRIGHT AND SOLOMON STRYCKER PRESSED. Bert Albert Indicted on Charge of Disturbance at Teegarden With Two Others. Three more indictments were returned by SheritT Yoreis Wednesday. The indictments are against Pert Albert for disturbing a public4, meeting. Ora Wright for petit larceny and Solomon Strycker for entering a granery to commit a felon v. Pert Albert is charged with disturbing a meeting, at a box socail hel'd' in Teegarden. Two oth ers were .indicted in the same case mention of whom were made in the Tribune. The charge against Ora Wright is one which was tried before Tust ice P. M- Seybold, and which was tran ferred to the circuit court but which was not tried at the ast term. Wright is charged with stealing a suit of clothes, a pair of trousers and shoes of John J. Schroedcr on May 12 1D0J), which were valued at -$'24. . Thc indictment against Sol omon Strycker is for entering the granery of Floyd Jacoby on the night of April 3, 1 !)!). A trap was lail for Strycker by Jacoby whb kept watch and the former was caught as he entered the granery for thc alleged purpose of stealing corn. Sues for Divorce Ada E. Cistleman has brought uit against James Castleman for divorce, charging cruel and inhu man treatment, and failure to provide. They were married on September 3, 1001 and 'separated on November is, of the same year. She alleges that she was forced to support herself, and her husband's children by taking in washing k'luring their brief mar ried life- IJoth had been married before, and both had children. She states in her complaint that her husband caused to be published in a South Pend paper, a notice to merchants not to "sell her anything on his credit ami refused her medical attendance when she was ill. They resided at South Bend during their life together. Fortnihtlys. The gentlemen of the Fortnightly Club cntertaiiK'd the ladies at a f o'clock dinner at the Ross House Friday evening" January 11, 1010. After dinner was sicrved they all went to thc Apollo hall where the L-vening was spent playing whist endingr with a short ' informal dance. The favors were given to Mrs. C- S. Cleveland and Mrs. Wm. Everlv, Mr. S. W Stevens and Mr. II. K I less. A LIST OF TJIF. ALLOWANCES maile by the-, Board of Commissioners of Marshall County, Indiana, at their rcgulai January term. 1:M0. Myrrs, Frcl 11. Trcas. 6 per cent col.f Miller, Norman and I'.essie Tax Refund 17.70 Leniler, Daniel Hricljc inspection.... Trover, Percy J. Ditch cost Arnistontr, 11. A. Coroner's Receipts Voreis, Dan. C. Ditch and Road notice U'hittsell, J. C. Clerk's Salary Walker, Ch.irles M. Auditor's Salary Myers, Fred. II. Treasurer's Salary.. Vorcis, Dan. C. Sheriff's Salary Voreis, Dan. C. Sheriff's Salary sht... Troup, Wm. 11. Commissioner's Sal... L,ee Nathan Commissioner's Salary.... Severns, James 15. Commissioner's Sal. Martind;ilc IC- C Co. Att'y. Salary.. Whitese"., J. C. Clerk's fees Leonard, W. T. Co. Assessor Sal.. Voreis, Dan. C. Commr. Court Ha'l'ff Steinehach, 1. K. Stipt. 1'er Diem Itowtll. Oeorire W. Truant Off. 1". D. Troyer, 1 j. Surveyor Per Diem.. Kley, L. I). S-c lid. of. Health Sal. Monroe, K1. R. Recorder's Salary.. Voreis. Dan!. C. Prisoner's Hoard etc Steinebacl' L. E. Supt. Postage.... C4.00 10.86 - 7.30 750.34 WHl.tt) 575.00 ?)0 00 J20.!t5 75.0 75.00 7j.O0 5.(K) 12.00 237.5b 2. tin ICS. 00 4 i.(X 20. Ot) H4.33 h8.50 R.M 7.1K) 8.00 4.U 10.44 5.02 4.25 20.00 j.10 7.85 1S.25 3!.30 fkS.00 9.50 41.75 1.00 5.25 4.45 ßS.OO ai.! 20.00 20.00 20.00 85.00 2.15 20.02 22.50 10.00 22.50 20.00 18.05 IS. 45 427.IKI 23. sr, 1ft. 75 27.05 200.00 8.25 4S.50 30.50 f)8.()fi 10.35 28.00 Whitesell, J. C. Clerk Postage Walker, Chas. Leonard, W. Voreis, Dan. Monroe. Fd. M. Auditor Postage.. T. Assessor Postage.. C. Sheriff Postage.... R. Recorder Postage.. Surveyor Postage II. Treasurer's Post... Trover, P. J. Myers, Fred. Abbott V- Co. Surveyor Sxipplies.... Metsker. C. W. Printing... Ht-ndricks &. Co. Printing and Sup. Vogel, lohn Salary and mds Jones. John W. Wood Lacher, Edward Labor Ft. Wavne Printing Co. Supplies.. Whitesell. J. C. Court House Maint. Keiner, Freeman Court House Maint klingcrman. O. IS. C. II. and Jail mnt Molter, J. A. Insurance... Snoeberger, C. D. Lighting McKesson. D. L. Insurance Hrooke, K. F. Insurance lones, P. O. Insurance Price Pros. Asylum Maint Armstrong. II. A. Asylum Maint.... Kruyer. P. J. Asylum Maint Hoagland, Spencer Labor Stockman. Oertrude Labor Merger, Clarence Labor Tbresh, Mry Labor Kizer, J. IL et al Coroner Inquest.. Kizer, J. If. et al Coroner Intjuest Work. Julia E. Orphan's Home Allman. M. Indigent Children Üunnell, J, C. Poor Purial Vorns, Jacob C.reen Tp. Poor Richard. Jacob Center Poor Marburger, lohn L. German Poor.. Ea'terday. W. S. Union Poor I.ntv. John W. I'.ourbon Poor Middleton C. T. Walnut Poor C.onter, C. A. N'ortb Poor N'ash. Frank S. Polk Poor Civen under tnv hand and seal this 5th. day of January. 1010. C. M. WALKER, A-wlitor. A LIST OF THE ALLOWANCES I.., iIip Hon Ilarrv UerMetha. ludüt ot the Marshall Circuit Court, of Marsha!! County, State ot Indiana, at tnc regular V .,i...r 'I ..mi l-Nlii: llelmuth, Peter Petit Jury 3.90 4.00 4.00 20.b0 l'J.00 25.70 31.40 27.0) 25.20 11.30 24.50 28. HO 2.80 10.30 4.00 12.40 21.10 2.00 4.00 4.00 6.00 8.O0 8.00 .00 8. ini 8.00 82.80 08.00 .10 t. to 4.55 18. 1.00 11.00 120. t fi.lfl ;.) 34.50 8.5:1 !l.50 8.40 8.00 8. 10 8.40 8.00 Niiong, Israel same Kay, Georg. Grover, Charles llolem. Gust llrosius, Harry Foltz, Lewis 1-"jx, Cnrad lUanchard, David Stock, William Kichard, Jacob A. t'.oiuluriint, Cyrus Keller, Samuel Jacoby, Josiah W. Richard, Andrew C. tla'iT, Fred I'.erger, Samuel I'.ollman, Christian Thomas, A. P. illey, Joseph Cottorff. Matthi.is Gill, Mi!o Maihlan, George Ray. 1'rank Hit bard son, Howard Silvios. John Whitesell, J. C. Pit Voreis. Dan. C. Per same same same same same same same same...... same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same Diem etc.. Diem etc... roltz, Incob P.aihlt X'anCuren, E. A. Jury meals... Thompson. Othi-.enl jury meals Haan. Philip J. lury meals West Publishing Co. Law Hooks Lawyers Cooperative I'ub. Co. same Irank Nu-pard Co. l.aw looks Swinehart. Ormond E. Reporter Rvati. Michael lurv Commr Conger, Wm. H. Jury Commr North. A. C. Probation mccr. Sarber, Perry Kiteh, Michael Stuck, James W'illey, Joseph Truex, Zebe l',,nli.ic C l Grand Jury same same. . . . . . . same same 1 1, .ii. ,...' V' i p..i;i;T . . same Given :'tnder my hand seal this 5th of January, P10. ... C. M. WALKER, Auditor day

Iinw $fmi Winter Gnnds Hepe.

F YOU'RE IN NEED OF ANY WINTER Clothing, don't put it off and say "I'll wait until

next year, for winter is so near over." We have three of the most severe months ahead of usjust the very months when you need protection and should have good warm clothing. Then stop and consider the savings that you make by buying now. You will find here prices on some lines that we wish to close out completely, reduced to one-third, and as much as a half. These price reductions are actual, made from their regular selling tickets, and apply to all our Fall stock of Ladies' Cloaks and Suits, as also all our Fall Trimmed Hats in Millinery Dept.

Our Boys' and Men's Clothing is now selling

BALL SE8 INDOiAi Big Horse Sale The undersigned will sell, at his place of business in Plymouth on Saturday Jan. 29,1910, the following: 40 Head, of Horses among which arc some first-class J'raft and shipping stock; some good farm marcs, and chunks. This sttck ranges in weight from 10.-.0 to 1 TOO 'lbs. Now, Ixiys, don't wonder whether or not this is a bunch of good horses; come and sec for yourself and you -will not be disapp'ointcd. Our stock must be as represented or no saleTERMS: Six months' credit, purchaser giving note with approved security. No property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with. U. S. LEMERT i - Monroe Steiner & Son, Auct's. FT! WILLIAMS, AUCTIONEER. I have located in the city of Plymouth. 1 have been in the business eight years, and' am prepared to cry all general sales. Blooded Stock a Specialty. My headquarters will be at the Plymouth Harness Shop, located in the K. of P. BLOCK on North Mich. St. Dates can be made there at any time. GIVE K CRLL F. W. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. Residence. 212 Pierce St. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE MENT OF ESTATEIn the matter of the Estate of John D. Miller, deceased. In the Marshall Circuit Court, February Term, 1910. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned a Administrator of the estate of John D. Miller, deceased, has nresentcd and filed his firtal settlement of said estate and that the same shall come up for examination and action (i said Circuit Court on thc lltli day of February, l.HO, at which time all persons interested in sai l estate are recpiired to appear in said mrt, and show cause, if any there 1)C, wiiy said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate, and all others interested therein, arc ilso hereby required, at the time ind place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or ilaim t anv part of said estate. Done January 10th. 1910 Vm. MILLER Witness the clerk and Seftl ot fscal) of said Marshall Circuit Court, at Plymouth Indiana, this 10th day of 'January, 1910. J" C. Whitesell. Clerk. E. C Martimhlc, Attorney Any skin itching is a tempertester: Tlie more you scratch thv worse it itches- Doan's Ointment cures piles, eczemt any skin itching. At all drug stores.

-WC.

Help us to clean up, and Benefit in our Low" Prices

AND COMPANY

DISPLKY I l ..Hi ll i a ii hm n I SI.S0 - ie.38 -

January's Greatest Suit and

Overcoat Sale. 1 This sale will be thz most extraordinary ever attempted. We Will make Dfices SO low that thev will tartlf? vnu and

i M right at the time when you i ther to wear the goods. ?, "Äff 1A7J11 Wr - nn

VUJL II ill 11 UL DC LUU51UCICU III iUlb OÜ1C. We want to move every Overcoat and Suit in the house. If prices cut any figure with you, we will not carry over a single overcoat or winter suit. For $7.50 you buy choice of any Suit or Overcoat that sold up to $12.50. For $8.88 you buy choice of any Suit or Overcoat that sold up to $15.00.

ü For $10.00 you buy h ' a . . . mm uvercoat that sold 3 For $15.00 you buy M U

Uvercoat that sold up to $25.00. All Boys' and Children's Suits and Over-

I coats go at the same Wonderful Reductions on j Furnishing Goods, Footwear,

Let us see you amcng the early buyers; get the choice while the assortment is good. All goods purchased, if not satisfactory, can be returned and your money back. LAXTER'S 00rCLcoTs0RE

H THE STORE THAT

Special Announcement I desire to annotin-e to rry rriariy friends ard patrons tnat I ave conqpleted arrangements witl tne BecKer S Vade Co.: Cnicago's largest cleaners and dyers, as tqeir exclusive representative in tlis city and vicinity. Under tlis arrangernent I arn prepared to Rändle all Kinds of cleaning and dying frorn tne smallest piece of fabric in your l)ouse to tne largest carpet or rug. Becker 3 Wade Co. rnake a specialty of cleaning fine gowns, laces, embroideries, portiers, draperies, gloves, featners, carpets, nigs, and in fact everything cleanable. I am prepared to serve you promptly itJitt tle best vorK at tne lowest prices. . E. BERGMAN, 205 N. Mich, St. KXCHSIVK AO EXT VOR BECKER 5 WHDE CO. v

Chicago's Largest :CZEMA CURABLE. PROOF MOW AT 25c. Try the Cil cf Wintergree Compound Itch is Instantly Relieved. It is usually very costly to Coil--ait a spci.ilcist in any disease, hut iUr -! ccnls jn a special oiTcr we can ive to those sufTcrint; fr;n eczema r any fi.rm of skin ilisease . rwis.ilutely instant relief, vith pros;ect uf an early : it re. A special trial h'oitlc of the oil "f winlerreen as ojinpoundeil in the Cliicai;o 1ihoratories ot thc J). 1). 1) Ccmiany may he Ml at our store on this special .' cent offer. This one hottle will

L

at a Big Reduction if - IO.00 - j j will have plenty of winter weaa frtus choice of any Suit or - up to $18.00. choice of any Suit or amazing reductions. all heavv winter Underwear. and all classes of warm goods. ALWAYS MAKES GOOD. i Cleaning and Dye House convince you ve know it we vouch for it. , Ten years oi success with this mild, soothing- wtasli, D. D. D. prescription, has convinced its, and we harte y u will accept the special 2. cent offer so that you will ho convinced. Chas. C. Reynolds. Plymouth, Indiana. Blizzard Kills Sheep. Thousands of sheep have been killed during thc last few days by the cold, according to rqiorts from various section of the Xorth wcs. Some owners have sold their large flocks for r0 cents a head. One man bought ."i.000 shet-p for $1 each, but got only :J0) of then: to safctv-

-Eoor

in

n M 3

9