The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-11-14

breath. "A tablespoonful or turpen-
tine will sometimes check this evil.
WOOD WANTED this office,
on subscription now.
Mrs. o. f. Wilkinson has gone to
Bourbon to spend few days.
The rain Sunday night and Monday
was needed and did much good.
Mrs. ]. A. Hawkins has returned
from long visit at FIT. Wayne.
Jacob Gardiner, of German town.
ship, was Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Hank is reported very
sick at her home i'm South Plymouth.
Mrs. James Conroy went to Chicago
today to spend the remainder OF this
week.
Mrs. L. A. Rivers and children left
for Warsaw Tuesday to remain during
the winter.
Mrs. Joseph Rowan has gone to
Bourbon for visit Of a few days
with friends.
Mrs. Carl Huber and children went
to South Bend Tuesday to remain the
rest of this week.
| Six cases of diphtheria were report
ed Monday i'm Knox. North Judson
is also having new attack of this
fatal disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Case and fam
lily, of Mishawaka, stopped here Mon
day between trains enroute to
Argos to visit relatives few days.
Grand Commander Milo Meredith,
of the Knights of the Maccabees of
Indiana, says it has practically been
decided to remove the headquarters
to indianapolis.
There will be an astronomical dis
play on the 18th inst. Mars, Venus
and Jupiter will meet in conjunction.
They will be so near that their inhab-
itants will be on speaking terms.
Little Dollie Morlock, daughter of
Daniel Morlock, of West township
fell Monday afternoon and dislocated
the joint of her right elbow. The
fracture, which is very bad one, was
reduced by DR.. Knott.
All the saloons in Warsaw as well
as every other business place closed
their doors at 7 O'Clock last Wednes-
day in order that all might attend the
union religious revival which is the
greatest ever known i'm that city.
The census figures show that IndI-
, ana is the chapion voting state in the
union. In 1900 there were 72O, 2O6
males in the state, q years old OIL
over, in the presidential election OF
that year 663, O94 votes were cast in
the state.
Sylvester, Willis, Marshall and
Hugh Logan and F. NJ. McCrory with
their wives, visited Gideon Logan al
Teegarden Sunday and had roya
good time. Gideon Logan is post
master at Teegarden, has a genera
store and is doing good business.
A squire at Indianapolis has just
settled a grave constitutional ques
ton. He hands down decision hold
} ing that rabbits are not game ani
e therefore can. be killed at any time
without violating the laws of tn,
l state. IT'S pretty hard on.the rab
!. bit. ~
8 Indianapolis lays claim to the lates
foos mother to go away from home an.
leave young children locked in TIN
house. The result was as usual. On
: child was sufIocated by smoke and an
q others life was saved by being rescued
: just in time. The law should maxi
o an example of such mothers.
One gets the impression from read
e ing the reports given out by the Stat
s Board of Health that nearly all of tn
e deaths from typhoid fever, consump
: ton, diarrhoea, diptheria and like di
e seases might be escaped by the prope
sanitary precautions. When such dsi
eases are eliminated, human life vii
y be greatly heightened.
i A gasoline stove is said to have ex
q ploded in the east end of the clothin,
q store of Meyer & HarrisT tuesday morn
ing, causing blaze which threatened t
g soon destroy their stock of goods: Th
d french were promptly on hand an
well directed streams Of water 500
!, lquenched the flames, but their stoc
e was badly damaged by fire and water
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