The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-09

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VALPARAISO College, has been rescued
by the Chicago police and restored to
her husband after four days which she
claimed Prof. Roy Lord held her a
prisoner against her will by hypnotic
influence.
Mr. and Mrs. George SCHNEIDER. who
went to Kalispel, Mont, some time
ago, have returned to Argos where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER is not very enthusiastic
about the West and thinks Argos is
good enough him.
John w. Whitaker, of Green town.
ship. called at our office Thursday. He
says the problbitiOnistS are going to
try to put county ticket in the field
and will hold a county convention at
Argos as soon as he can make the
necessary arrangements.
Adam Dietl, jr., one of the pioneer
citizen of Union township, st. Joseph
county, died of heart failure at B
O'Clock Wednesday evening at the
family residence, one and one-half
miles north of Lakeville, after brief
illness. He was 90 years old.
The Ohio legislature in session at
Columbus, has passed a bill CHASING
ping pong with other lawless games
that need municipal supervision and
if cities want to iegislate against this
innocent and rather senseless game
they are privileged to do SO.
Mrs. Miriam Marsh has bought Miss
Bakers house and lot two blocks south
of the Webster school occupied by c..
G. Boone, and Mr. Boone S family have
moved into part of Mrs. Reddingers
house. Mrs. Marsh will move to her
property in about two weeks.
Mishawaka has % cases of smallpox.
Every house where the disease is found
has guard stationed in front and no
one is allowed to leave or enter. The
Mshawaka Wooden mills officials were
obliged to shut down on account of
sore arms among the employees.
John Jacoby, who has returned
from visit with his brother and Sis
ter i'm Nebraska, says that there are
immense crops il that state. His
brother, Peter Jacoby, raised IL 900
bushels of wheat this year and will
have over 1000 bushels of corn.
\ nice chap who went to call on a
neighborhood girl was invited to stop
for dinner. He put on his best table
manners and was doing first rate when
his charmer broke the spell by point
ing to the meat plate and advising him
TO drag off Slug of dead cow.
The members of Laporte county
''Shivaree" party are passing the
beautiful autumn days picking rock
salt out of their respective anatOmieS,
the same having been donated by the
Serenaded bridegroom, who fortunate
ly had repeating shot gun in tine
house.
Almost all the men of the Wolf
Creek neighbOrho0d came to Plym-
outh Thursday and bought tickets for
South Bend, but before the train ar
rived message came that the Zehner-
Kepler land case, in which they were
witnesses would not be tried until
next week.
There was an immense crowd at
Bourbon Tuesday, but those present
say the exhibition was not what they
expected. The Clizbe gasoline engine
attracted more attention than any
other exhibit and everybody seemed
convinced of its wonderful capability
as labor saver on the farm.
That the colored brother has taken
to grave robbing, as developed down
at indianapolis. is one of the most
striking proofs of his evolution.
Thirty years ago you could not get
him to the graveyard after dark even
with a quart OF gin, a plate OF fried
chicken and watermelon as bait
The professors Of the Kansas state
university have refused to obey the
chancellOr'S order to wear mortar
boards and gowns. And very proper
ly, too, for what is the good of man
striving to hold his trousers legs in his
boots If the evidence of his state pride
is to be hidden under black gown?
A petition has been filed ia the
clerk office by John Peoples and 9TH
ers for the widening, deepening and
Strengthening Of the Jasper Lake
ditch, which empties into Wolf Creek.
Lands In Green and Union townships
are affected. Oct. 20, is the day set
to move the court to docket petition.
William Thompson, of Northamp-
ton, Ohio, is visiting relatives and old
friends in this city and county this