The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-11-20
The telephone line between North
Liberty and Lapas has been completed.

Rev. ". W. Raymond who was at.
tending the diocesan convention
at Michigan City stopped in Plymouth
Thursday to visit his many friends
The Vandalia has placed an addi.
tioral train to handle their increased
coal business. The road is swamped
with orders for moving coal and it was
necessary that another train be put on
at once. They will continue to run II
until the rush subsidies.
A little Filipino boy about ten years
old, passed through here over the B.
s O., Sunday, ON his way to Philadel.
phia, where he will 60 to school. He
seemed as self.possessed as any Ameri.
can pick-aninny. and was having a
royalty good me.-Bremen Enquirer.
The school board has arranged to
rent the schol room adjoining the I'm.
manuel Evangelical church and en-
pillow an extra teacher to relieve the
crowded condition OF the public school.
A way must certainly be found to
build a new school house soon.-Bre.
men Enquirer.
Mrs. Linda c. Winters, of Colum.
bia City and Miss D. Eta Shook, OF
Portland, Ind. who have been here
helping are for Mrs.. W. F. Herrold,
returned to their homes Friday. Two
Of Mr.. Herrold S children went home
with Mrs. Winters. Mrs. Herrold re.
mains seriously i'll.
Mr.. Solomon Stockman has been
building on and painting bis fine coun.
try residence east Of town, and now
has as c%onvenient and comfortable a
home as can be found lei Plymouth.
Mr.. Stockman has always exercised
that eternal vigilance thai is the price
of success and consequently is deserv-
ing.
One of the most remarkable show
ings in the returns Of the vote to the
secretary of state is that of the repub-
lican candidate for congress In the
First district, James Hemenway. he
carried the district this year by 1891,
while in 1900 his plurality was only
202. Throughout the campaign there
was talk about che hard fight Of Hem
enway.
J. n. Wilson received 4 telegram
on Thursday, announcing the death of
his ~ten-year-old nephew, Walter Will
son, at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Wilson, on Terre
Coupe Prairie near New Carlisle. The
child died from the effects OF vaccina-
ton. In this case vaccination seems
to have been worse than smallpox US.
ually is.
Mr.. Benjamin J. Cramer and his
two sons-in-law, Charles Denman and
George A. Kizer, who left q week
ago On an expedition In Michigan look
ing for a location for the Young men,
returned Wednesday having turned
back at Donningsville 200 miles short
of their destination on account Of bad
weather and bad roads. They will try
again ty going by train.
Miss Maude Myers, oldest daughter
of Rev. E. E. Myers, was reminded
Friday evening that thirteen year,
years ago she first saw the light of
this world, by seven of her young lady
friends meeting at their new home,
and presenting her several nice pres
ents. A nice time was then had by
the girls until I p. M, when they all
parted, sorry that such occasions do
not come oftener.
The announcement comes from the
state normal school that the demand
for teachers of high class is beyond the
supply. The superintendent says that
the prosperous times have drawn many
men teachers into other fields, and
thu the scarcity Of really first-class
teachers is unprecedented. The re-
port ought to be stimulating to those
who are seeking preferment in the
line of teaching to put forth more ef-
fort to raise their standard of efficiency.
To show that the poultry business is
much more profitable than that of
maintaining CANNES, it has been dis.
covered that it costs as much to keep
one dog as to keep 60 hens and while
the dog brings no special returns ex-
cept he may occasionally be useful in
the way of catching a mouse or a rat.
or driving away a tramp, the so hens
will lay 600 dozen eggs a year, thus
making good returns to the one who
goes to the expense Iof their raising
and keeping.
Walter Hunsberger, the amateur
forger, was arrested at his home, Wed.
nesday evening by Marshal Kaufman,
and taken to Plymouth Thursday. He
at first denied everything, but seeing