The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-05-29
LOCAL NEWS

X. c. Holland, OF Chicago, Is visit
ing Captain Cooper and John Blain.
George Neff was called to Auburn,
Ind, by the death of his brother.
Republicans should do some think
ing, nominate good county ticket and
eject it.
There is a great deal of ''fixin Up''
going Oh about town and all of it will
result in identifying the city.
Mrs. Caser, OF Teegarden, passed
through here Thursday on her way to
GrovertOwn to visit relatives.
Master Henry Lawrence Humrich-
ouser came up from Pierceton last
Thursday TO visit his grandparents.
Miss Lou Clare Jones, who has been
attending the state normal school at
Terre Haute, came home last Thurs
day.
Josiah Geiselman says he always
sustains the government and he is
painting his house red, white and
blue.
The pOstoffice at Thelma, Porter
county. Indiana, will be discontinued
May 81 Mail should 60 TO Coburg,
Ind.
Mrs. G. E. Woodward has returned
10 Chicago after a visit Of two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. y. S. Woodward in
this city.
Miss Theresa Swinehart has return
ed to Tippecanoe after visit of sew
eral days with Miss Maude Watson in
this city.
Queen Wilhelmina is now the only
woman ruler on earth-that is, if We
wish to be technical about a matter of
this kind.
Mrs. and Mrs. Chris Hoover, resid-
ing on the Richard farm south of
town, are the parents of a boy baby
born Wednesday May 81.
The city of Anderson, this state,
has just acknowledge the receipt of
$50, 900 from Mr.. Carnegie for the
founding Of public library.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grennish have
returned To Fit. Wayne after visit of
several days with Mrs. Grennish' IS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruff, resid-
ing northwest of Plymouth.
From the number of smallpox cases
that pass as chicken pox Throughout
the state, Indiana must have a great
many innocent doctors within her
borders.-Indianapolis News.
The federal grand jury at Indiana
polls has returned an indictment
against Ney Mikels, of South Bend,
for violating the postal laws. Mikels
is the fellow who sold Virginia blue
sky.
Senator Parks has returned from
Laporte, where he was a speaker in
the Sunday school convention. He
reports r. B. Oglesbee nicely located
there and doing good business in
law and insurance.
Quite number of people took ad-
vantage of the low rates to Harris
burg. Pa, Monday and Tuesday, and
are visiting in the east. The rates
were given on account of the German
Baptist annual meeting.
The statistics of theIState Board of
Health indicate that thesstate is get
ting typhoid fever under control.
There were only ], 198 deaths in 1901
from it, as against 1920 In 1900 and
probably Is. 900 cases, as against about
1900 in 1900.
Chicago ball teams seem to have
luck on their side this season, both
teams. being near the front. The
American league team being tie with
two other teams for the first place and
the National team second holding
place to Brooklyn.
William HI. Cullen, of Greencastle,
for many years deputy clerk of this
county, stopped here over night with
his brother,- John Cullen, and went to
Bremen last Thursday evening to the
bedside of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Cline, who is lying at the point of
death.
Professor Wiley has some very big
talk in the Indianapolis News about
the possibilities of sugar beet culture
in Northern Indiana. He says that
twenty-five factories could be
established there and add $50, Ooo, 900
to the states manufacturing capital,
to say nothing about tn Increase in
the values of farms and the great prof.
its in beet growing that farmers
would enjoy.