Plymouth Tribune, Volume 9, Number 24, Plymouth, Marshall County, 17 March 1910 — Page 4

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im tfe mrjDniciis & coupAiiY TELEPHONE N. 17. OFFICE Centennial Opera House Block, IN West LaPorte Street. ' at Flaatfc, Plymouah, Indiana, Mar. 17, 1910 PROCLAMATION By President Wm. H. Taft in Regard to the 13th Decennial Census. $ Vhreas by the Act of "Congress July 2, 1909, the Thirteenth Decennial Census of the United States is to 'be taken, beginning an the fifteenth day of April 1910, ami whereas a correct enumeration of the population every ten years is required by the Constitution of the United States for the purpose of "determining the representation of the be vera! States in the House of Represen tatives; arfd whereas it is of the utmost importance to the inter ests of all the people of the United States that this census should be a. complete and accurate re port of the population and re sources of the countrx : Now, therefore, I, William Howard Taft, President of the United States of America, Io hereby declare and make known that wider the act aforesaid, it is the duty of even' person to answer all questions on the cen sus schedule aooKincr to him t " ami the family to which he be Iot!s and to the farm occupied by him or his family, and that any adult refusing to do so- is subject to penalty. The sale purpose the cen- - . sus is to secure statistical mtorrnation regarding ie popula tion ana resources of the coun try, and replies ;re required from individuals only in order to per mit the compilation of such gen eral statistics. The censun has nothing to do with taxation, with army or jury service with the compulsion of school -aercdance, with the regulation of lmmigra tion, or with the enfo. cement of any national, state or local law or ordinance, nor can, any person Ibe haTmed in ajiy way by furnishing the information required. There need be no fear that any disclosure will be made regarding any individual person or his aaffirs. For the due protection of (the rights and interest of the persons furnishing . information, every employe of the Census Bureau is prohibited, under heavy penalty, from disclosing any information which may thus come to his knowledge. . I therefore earnestly urge upon all persons to answer promptly, completely and accurately all inquiries addressed to them by the enumerators or other employes of the Census Bureau, and thereby to contribute their share toAvartl making this great and necessary ptrbKc undertaking a success. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 7 have hereunto 'set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed. Done at the city of Washington this 15th day of 'March, A. D. one thousand nine hundred and ten, and of the Independence of the United States to be affixed. Done at the city of Washington this fifteenth day of March, A. D. one thousand nine hundred ami ten, amt of the Independence of the United States of America the one 'hundred and thirtyfourth. (seal) WM. H. TAFT; By the President P. C. Knox, Secretary of State. Sunday School Display. Owing to delay in jhe receipt of shipping directions, the Exhibit prepared by the Sunday School Association, for the World's 'Sunday School Convention in Washington, will not be sent for a few days. For the benefit of those who are interested, this Exhibit will be on display in the front wiraJow of the B. C. Southwcrth & Son office, at 12 S. Michigan street, for the remainder of this week. : An exhibit is also being prepar. ed for the State Sunday School Convention at Indianapolis, April 34 April 28. : " 'Harpist Here. Joseph Marone Harpist, who .has played a number of engagements in this city, and Harry Manlove, monologrst, passed through here Wednesday enrotite to Indianapolis. The fatter'ns a cousin of H. A. 'Logan of this city. Both are known in Plymouth. They are on a concert tour. Attend League Meeting. ; 'Mrs. G. H. Bright of Argos, and Mrs. May Leiter of Rochester, who were in this city Friday evening, attending the Camp Meeting of the Epworth League held at the home of Rev. Warding, returned to their homes this morning. Oldfield Makes Mile in 0:28. Barney ' Oldfield. -driving his 200 horse power Benz in practice at Dayton, Fla., FrSday, covered a mile in twenty-eigh't seconds, being one-fifth of a second faster than the world's record, made by a steam car four years ago.

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FURNISHED BY GRE&6HER & GOMfflNY Owners of the only Abstract Books in tae qftunty. Abstract, of title to all Und I in Marshall county compiled promptly and accurately. Wm. McDuffie and wife w d to Fred S. Appleman Und., hf of Part of Lots 0 and I Mcl'arlins Addition to Plymouth, 1:57.50. Beldon Paddock anil wife w d to Emil Thiele, south hf of sw qr of "?S, ;3, 1, West township $1.00. William V. Holland and wife w d to Noble S. Rorcr. Part of south hf of nw qr, also part of sw qr, Section 5 M R L. North tp. $0200.00. Henry Nicr w d to Augusta Schelker and Ferdinand Goschke e 22 acres of sw qr of sc qr, 20, :J3, 1 West township fKtfO.OO. Jacob Martin and wile w d to Anderson Yoast, Lots 1 and 2 Wickizers Addition to Argos, $.1000.00 Jesse Finney and wife w d to Samuel Deemer n hf of sw qr, 20, :i, also ne'qr of se qr 10, .12. .1, Walnut tp. $1000.00. Jennie O. Gordon and hus., w d to Wilson Coplen se qr of sw qr 20,.12.n, Walnut tp 2."i00.00. Amos P. Gordon and wife w d to Wilson Coplen, sw qr of sw qr of 20, .12, .1, Walnut township, $2300.00. Sylvester P. Bryan and wife w d to Wilson Coplen, Lot fi, Rhodes Addition to Argos $7r0. Wm. M. Kinzic and wife w d to Jacob Berger, east lif of I-ts IS and 1!) Masts Addition to Bremen S1S00.00. James M. Ranstcad anl wife w d to Albert W. and Carrie A. Zillmer, Part of Block 12 Wm. HJ iHufFs addition to Bremen, $3000.00. William Alleman et al w d to Robert A. and EHa IT. Kelsev south hf of-sw qr, 10, IV2, also east hf o n w fir, also lot west Of Reserve line in ne qr, 21, .'52, 2, Green township $7500.00. David C. Knott and wife w d to- Ella M. Hoover, Lot 52 Ewings A (lit ion to Plymouth, $2200.00. Emma Myers O C D to Wal lace J. Dillingham and wife, lots 1.1, 32, 3.1. 34, 3.1 Wheeler s Ad dition to Plymouth $1.00. Clarence Kuntz and wife w d to M. 'I Jowen st cine. Lot s 7 , 8, 0, 10 Huffs Addition to Bremen, al so lot 1 Block 14 Martins Addi tion to Bremen .$100.00. Margaret Keifer w d to Seneca Primley part of lot 12 E wings Addition to Plymouth $1.00. James O. Ferricr and wife w d to 'Mary E. Hank. Lot 33 Ferriers Addition to Culver $150.00 William II. Huff and1 wife w d to Otto T. Fries Lot 1 Block C Huffs Addition to Bremen $125. Harcourt C. Corbin by Attornew w d to Samantha J. LinkenhekKLot 35 Corbin s sub. djv. to Plymouth. $35.00, Wm. H. Rougher and wife w d to WillanH :M. Stonehill, north hf of Lots 4 and 5 in 1H. 33, 2, Cerfter tp. $7500.00. John A. Dietrich and wife w d to John A. Smith Und. twothirds of part of nc qr of nw qr 24, .15, .1. German tp. $000.00. Walter Bellman, et al by Gdti., Deed to Charles ami! William Bellman Und three-eights of part of nw qr, 2, 31, .1. German tp. $3750.00. Walter Bellman et al by Gdu., Gdti deed to Irving Bellman Und three-eights of part of nw qr of 5,34,4 German tp. $2100.00. Jacob O. Yockey and wife w d to Omar F. NefT, east 00 acres of south hf of se.qr 13, 31, 3, Gcr man township $5520.00. Omar E. Ncff and wife w d to Wm. Lemon part of ne qr, also part of se qr, 13, 31, .1, German township $20,000.00. Isaac J. Knoblock and wife w d to Omar F.-Neff, e hf of sw qr also west thf of se qr, 2, 31, .1, Genman township, $21000.00. 9tephen A. Knoblock w d to Omar F. Neff ne qr of , 31, 1. German township $10800.00. Frederick Knoblock and wife w d to Isaac Knoblock west hf of se qr, also part ot nw qr of ne qr in sections 2 and 11,31, .1 German township $0000.00 tMar.-Jhall County by Auditor Auditors Deed to John H. Robinson, Lot 17 in IG, .11,1, Gerninn township $750.00. .Marshall Gounty by Auditor, Auditor's Deed to Jacob Noll Lot 12 in Iß, 34, 3 German township. $200.00. Elijah Devorc and wife w dto Andrew J. Devore and Tda A. Devore. Iot 3 Block 2 Davis Add Bourbon $150.00. Zena Leonard Wilson and hus., w d to Olm and Rebecca Wagoner part of ne qr, 23, 32, 1, Union tp. $3000.00 Hannah Pelton and hus., w 1 to Reynolds, Vangilder ami wife Lot 65, also north hf of Its 03 and 04 Wheelers Addition to Plymouth $050.00 Emma Raymond and hus., O C D to Frank Houin Part of s hf of ne qr, als-o part of north hf of se qr. 29, 3.1, 2 Center township $1.00. Seneca Primley ami wife w d to Margaret Keefer Lot 13 E wings AdJition to Plymouth $1 Louis N. Schäfer and wife w d to Delia :Mi'.y See I)t 1 in 20. 32, 2. Green township $4000.00. Delia May See and hus., w d to Noah Stavton east 2! acres of Lot 1 in 20, 32, 2. Green tp. $2200 Daniel E. Beddinger and wife w d to Joseph R. Shafer Lot .11 Fredericksburg $25.00. Harry Hall w d to Florella Barr Lot 39 Rhodes Addition Argos $500.00. Edwin S. Turner and wife w d to Wm. H. Deardorff eight acres in 'Section 21, M. R. L. $1400.00

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GRAFT CASES CIRCUIT COURT TAKES RECESS AFTER FINDING VERDICT FOR LICHTENBERGER. Jury Awards Union Township Farmer Damages in Amount of $20 Against Telephone Co., After Long Trial. After a long trial comprising four days, hefore the local court, the jury after lelilerating an hour, returned a verdict for LichIcnheTer at six o'clock Monday evening, in the damage suit of Lichtenberger versus the Winona Telephone Company. 'Hie plaintiff asked for $10o,Jamages for the mutilation of trees standing within his field on a road in Union township, along which the local telephone company, was re constructing lines. A number of the limbs were cleared awav for the wires. Saturday afternoon the jury was taken to the farm, to view the damaged trees. The costs in the case, will far exceed the amount of damages. Attornev Kellison represented Lich tenberger While Logan was coun cil for the defense. Bernetha to Warsaw. Judge ILirry Bernetha of the Marsha!! Circuit Court, went to Warsaw .Monday morning where he will act as special judge in the alleged Kosciusko countv graft cases, against former countv of ficiajs of Kosciusko countv. The Marshall Circuit Court, will stand in recess until Friday morning of this week. Except ing for a number -l criminal cases, the business of the pres ent February term, has been ex ceptionally light. Lake Twinkles Twin if X Harrv Porciier and familv. have moved into the Joseph White property. Mrs. Llvoi! McFarlin has been a victim of LaGrippe for the past few days Mr. ami Mrs. Harrv Mead vis ited with Mr and Mrs. E. () Holem Sunday. Mr. loscnh Kimmcl. residing south of Twin Lake is reported to be 'seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rains visited at Monon with the lattcr's parents last weeK, Mr. and Mrs. Roscc Nichols and daughter Ruth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Frailly Mr. and Mrs. William Piper and familv visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoover Sunday. We are glad to hear that Mi Cliarles Porcher seems on the road to recovery from her illness Clarence Hoover is the owner of a bright new bicvele and! is the happiest boy in Twin Lakes. Warren McFarlin has returned from Lafayette where he had gone on business for few days Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White visited Sundav with the latter's father AV.ni. "Bradley of Pretty Lake. Mrs. Maud Kimmcl of PlvmMutli fspent Thursday at the and Mrs. Harry home, of Mr I Vrch er. Mr. Timothv Agler of Van Wert, O., niece Mrs is visiting with his Llovd McFarlin and husband. The school at Ilazclton is making arrangements for an entertainment to be given at the close of school. Mr. an.li Mrs. Ira Gam of Plymouth and 'Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. McFarlin ..pent Sunday with relatives at Argos. Miss Florence Porcher lame IJromi t Sttth lVnd: ',to spcnd a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porcher. k AUr. ynid "Mrs. Charles Copp and family and Mr. and 'Mrs. John Cook spent Sunday with Mr. andi Mrs. Peter Zumbaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lawrence have returned! to their home in Bremen after being called here on account of the illness and death of his mother. Daniel Holderman, who returned from a visit at has Milwairkee with his son, and who is Jf: present, with, his dlaugltiter, Mrs. Frank Overmycr of Burr Oak called on friends at Twin Lake and also attended the funeral of Mrs. Lawrence last Tuesday. Lloyd McFarlin has -sold his farm to Wm. Bradley and pur chased the farm owned by his father J. A. McFarlin at the 1 win Lake station. Mr. and Mrs. . A. McFarlin will move into ihcir property in Plymouth.. All the parties expect to -make their change of residence during the week. On last Frid;.y evening, Wm. Detwiler donateill the use of a team and hack and drove the Paw Paw Club of sixteen members of Plymouth to the home of Mr. and Mrs. lohn Glass, where a fine time was enjoved -' all. Pro gressive i'edro was the O

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x-auitö ui x lyiiiuuiii visit mis aepanment during our opening and view what we believe to be the finest assemblage of MILLINERY that has ever been our pleasure W) (MB to sncnv- The display will not be equaled in the city P'l fcj

n (p t!ie evening. Miss Ktta Railshack received first prize. Wm. Detwiler the secun:!-, and Otto TIreece the lxMln- prize. Kcfrcslimcnts were served and at the still hours (ti mid-ipf!it the l'aw Paw.-? re-ttr-ned t llynuttli each one wishing to ajain sliare the joys of Mr. and Mrs. Glass's hospitahle Lome. Don'i 5Vait for Summer to Cure Catarrh, Cure it Nov. It i a pjave niistak,- to all -w Catarrli to linger, for it will surely undermine the healtn. The infections of poisonous secretions of this lothesame disease is often the prime cause of ear disease, weak eyes, throat anU lunr trouble which some times terminate in consumption A constant tendency to take Cold and severe headache is a symptom of Catarrh. VaijKr Iialm has gained a merited reputation for the cure of Catarrh, Throat and Lung 'Diseases Children can ir e it as well as Aulults for CoMis, fre tliroat and to ward off Croup. It is pleasant to use. von in hale it as it cues directly to the scat of the trouble, where it does the mo-st good. Xo prqaration has so many friends with w limited amount of advertising as Vapor-Ralm. rue good it has uione advertises it, the people it ha benefitted talk for it, this is its advcrtisin-g. it sells on its rrierrts. You want relief, von want to be cured, surely with the evidence of what it has done for others, you will not hesitate to send at once for an outfit, send today. Price of Inhaler am! Inbalent 2.00; Price of Inbalent for re newal 75 cents. IVcnaid to any address on receipt of price. lhc Sentinel Company, Plymouth, Ind. wtf Public Sales. J. C. Wootfhurv, havincr d ceil ed to quit the dairy business, will sell at public sale at his residence one and one-half miles north of Plymouth on the Michigan road. just north of the Orphans' Home. on Wednesday, March V'?, 25 head ot (.uenvsey and Jersey cat tle. . head ot horses, some corn and farming implements r.ert Voreis, livincr H miles northeast of Plymouth and 1 miles southeast of DonalKson will sell on Iriday March 18th. I head of horses, !) head of cattle and l.T head of hb;s besides a larjje number of farm implements.

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday March 17th, 18th and 19th 7 0 Olli' b ) tends We cordially invite you to come and spend these days with us. 1171 I

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We Unhesitatingly Say That our display of new Spring Ready-to-Wear Garments will surpass any previous effort of this store and will be remembered as the most 'complete showing of New Spring Styles The tendency this Spring is toward plain colors with self-stripes and in this authoritative collection you will rind the handsomest self-stripe effects that will receive your admiration in hut a moments glance theseal of FASHION'S APPROVAL. There are no functions or entertainments that women attend which so universally attract the entire feminine population as a Ready-to-Wear Opening. The reason for this is a woman's enjoyment of any occasion is the the self-consciousness of being neatly and properly attired and because more ideas can be obtained at one of these openings in an hour than would otherwise be obtained in a w-eek's hard work IF AT ALL. Come and See This Collection on One of These Days The Extra Special . Values i .

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Borders Free Borders Free WALL PAPE'ß Buy Your Paper Now and Save the Price of the Borders. Never- before have we been able to show as large and well selected stock of Wall Paper. We wish to move this stock before the soda season opens and are willing to make the above inducements to our cus

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The Oak Prug Store FRED WENZLER, Prop. One Door North of Orpheum Theatre

Inwood Items. Mr. Winnie is still on the sick list. Miss Rebecca Crews made a flying trip to Hourbon yesterday. Many - from here took atlvantaie of the horse' sale Saturday at Plymouth. Arthur Sharpie and family returned home Sun lay. but will leave again today. Mrs. Grace I limes and baby were the guests of her mother Mrs. Slawson Sunday. Ktta Ihtrman was called to South Mend Sunday on account of the illness of her friends. Mr. Goodrich resigned his posi. tion here as teacher. Hut there is no surprise, for he was treated ridiculously by the boys and also the professor. . number of Mrs. Fred Switzers friends met Friday evening and celebrated her fiftysixth birthday. Lunch was served and they departed at a late hour, reporting a fine time.

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OILY Ii :-: a -trt. Consider Call to Plymouth. Rev. Charles A. Smith, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church in Hammond and one of the most popular ministers who ever appeared in a Hammond pulpit, has undvr serious consideration the acceptance of a call to the St. Thomas Episcopal church at Plymouth. ITCH RELIEVED AT ONCE. That terrible itch disappears with the FIRST DROPS of a simple compound of oil of wintergrcen. thymol and glycerine mixed in I). IX I). Prescription. This soothing, healing lotion, used externally kills the eczema germ instantly. Heretofore the I). I), remedy has been sold only in $1 Imttlcs; but as a special otTcr, any sulTcrer in this town who has never trial" the I). I). I), can now try '2oc. It cures the itch instantly, this remedy in a special bottle at We K()V this. Charles C. Reynolds. Plymouth, Indiana.

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EW Spring and Sum" mer styles on sale - Now! If anything a little lit smarter and more exclusive than usual. The hind you see on Paris loulevards - Fifth Avenue too. Every last and leather that a woman could ossilly want at any time. Overmyer & Anderson PLYMOUTH. INDIANA

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largest collection of Woolens ever shown in Ply- V (?J mouth. AH the Colors and Shades which are going to ( ' be fashionable this season will be shown you in any line $ if you wish to see them in and at no advance in price. V i ri .... wß

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Peter Bergman, Assistant Cutter jy Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Neatly Done at Right Prices ft

Mrs. Sarah Stafford went to Hihhard Saturday where she will 'be bliest of Mrs' Cora Cine for a week.

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m tea LI f VTllOUt O tN TmC La v LJ C"J III! , arriYcd and i$ by the i book early which will in- (i &4 fc 4 the Tailor! 4 Mrs. Charles Seltenright went, to Etna Green, to spend a few days with - the. .family of John Reichart.

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