The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-11-20

Mrs. Julia Rhinehart, of Walker.
ton, lis visiting Mrs. Tinkey In this
city.
Mr.. Ranck a prominent farmer, OF
J%ippecanoe township called at our Of
flee Saturday.
Herbert W. Love of the Spanish
war. has been granted a pension of
$40 a month.
David Harrington, the new member
of the county council from Tippecanoe
was in town Saturday.
Miss Carrie Boss came up from
Bourbon to spend Saturday and Sun.
day with her parents.
DR.. Dawson has moved with his
family ftom Knox to Tyner and now
Tyner has a new doctor.
The corrected vote Of Indiana
makes the total vote cast 500, 7sl and
the republican plurality 35, 7S9.
Miss Mamie Southworth, who has
been in declining health several
months, does not seem to improve.
Senator Hanna declares that there
Is absolutely M truth in the state.
ment that he is in declining health.
There was a bad wreck on the Penn.
sylvania near Warsaw Friday night
and trains were delayed several hours.
Seventeen hundred Roman Catholic
converts are reported massacred in
one place in southern China by Boxers.
Mrs. Emma Miller has returned t.
her home at Scottsburg, Ind. after a
| visit of W weeks with relatives north
of Lapaz.
Charles Protsman has returned t,
Convoy, Ohio, after a visit Of two
weeks with his parents here and with
relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Ray Kramer has returned 10
her home at Toledo, Ohio, after a
short visit in this CITY with the fam.
ily of her uncle. NJ. Lauer.
Mrs. VanKirk has returned TO her
| home in South Bend after a visit of
two weeks with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Swearingen in this city.
Miss Durr's private classes will give
a recital at the opera house Saturday
evening Nov. 20. Proceeds for bene-
fit of the worthy poor of Plymouth.
Mrs. 0. D. Hughes who had been
visiting relatives IN Argos and her sis
ter, Mrs. jacob Martin, in this city. re-
turned to her home in South Bend
Saturday.
Frank Traul has returned TO his
home at Gallon, Ohio. after a visit OF
three weeks with the family of his sis
ter, Mrs. David Shoemaker in West
township.
Providence has been kind to a peo-
pie suffering for fuel. 10 spite OF
prophets predictions to the contrary
the weather OF November has been de-
cidedly balmy.
The employees of the Pennsylvania
railway west of Pittsburg were mott.
fed F riday night that their wage,
had been increased ten percent COM
mencing with November l.
The new county council met at the
court house Saturday and organ
lied by electing Fred Monroe chair
man. The auditor is clerk of the
council by virtue of his office.
Now the doctors claim that changes
in milling processes are responsible
for appendicitis, and that to escape
danger from this disease we must 90
back to coarse flour and corn meal.
A new philosopher on diet teaches
that all food should be chewed until it
ceases to have any taste, and the re-
mainder rejected. An opening expert
ment with an onion would be inter
eSting.
Hunting wild cats and bears in
swamps with horses and hounds is a
new experience to President Roose-
welt. He is more used to climbing
mountains with his trusty rifle across
his shoulder.
The large saw mill and hoop factory
operated by the Milford company was
totally destroyed by fire early on
Thursday, and as a consequence a
large number of men are thrown out
of employment.
Court item in Knox Democrat: The
construction commissioners of the
Place ditch were ordered to pay costs
aggregating SO, 936. %, incurred in the
original Place ditch, which was defeat.
ed at Valparaiso.
Notice was given by Pennsylvania
officials Thursday that every employe
of the company on its lines east of
Pittsburg now receiving less than 5000
a month had been granted an increase