The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-22
Mrs. Daniel Hahn went. to Bourbon

A new variety of wheat called corn.
wheat is raised in Idaho and state of
Washington. The kernel is twice the
size of grain of wheat and cattle
thrive upon it. AS the corn wheat
fouiishes beyond the corn belt it will
be valuable help to Northern farm
ers.
Jesse Hess, of Columbus, Ohio, who
has been visiting his brother, Judge
Hess, in this city during the past two
weeks, went to Pierceton TO-DAY to
visit relatives there before returning
home. He had been visiting in Kan.
sas six weeks before he reached Plym-
outh.
There is a revival of interest in the
st. Louis exposition on account of the
that Germany will
exhibit a machine for measuring men,
tai fatigue. This will be especially
attractive to editors, members of the
legislature and others who have stead
jobs OF thinking.
Albert Guelle, of Mendon, France.
a student of occult science, invented a
sleep machine, in the form of diver s
helmet, which would free the soul to
wander about in space. His first ex-
pertinent made him i'll and his second
freed his soul completely. The in
ventor was found dead from SuffOca-
ton.
When the hair begins to turn gray
there are some things to do. but DOT
many. The wiSeSt, most sensible and
generally rational method Is to do
nothing, to just let it go on and get
gray if it wants TO. When once you
begin mixing up hair dyes you have q
lifelong occupation with no pension
Tor good service.
Sheriff Bondurant and John Bowel
returned from Elkhart Monday even.
ing without Stametz. He settled
with Bowel. Sheriff Addison, OF
Centerville. Mich, was also after
Stametz. but his wife was trying tG
turn her piano into cash and probably
will be able to keep her husband out
of the penitentiary.
The ladies' society of the German
church met with Mrs. Kloepter last
Friday afternoon and elected the fol-
lowing officers; President. Mrs. Fred
Shoemaker; Vice president. Mrs. John
Kuhn: Secretary, Mrs. Rudolph
Kloepfer: Treasurer, Mrs. Jacob Haag.
The society is in good condition and is
doing excellent work.
Senator Parks will probably give
boarding houses wide berth for some
time to come. and thus avoid the risk
of having ''cold pisen" dished out to
him in hash. He introduced bill
providing fine of S25 to 800
to which imprisonment may be added,
for palming off butterine for butter
indianapolis Independent.
KokOmO is startled to find that 1t
has an official who enforces the law,
and the result is that some of the Cit
liens are settling down comfortably TO
watch the increase in the value of
their property and the improvement
in ythe reputation OF the town. while
others are wondering where they had
better go to dodge prosecution.
The house of j. M. Wicklzer. the
man south of town caught
lire few days ago and would probably
have burned If Prosper Ball who was
passing had not given the alarm and
Mrs. Wickizer in holding the
fire in check until neighbors arrived
aud succeeded in quenching the
flames after quite a hole was burned
Ia the roof.
Officers Of the X. P's., in this city
were installed Monday evening. Mr..
is chancellor commander,
8. G.. Love vice chancellor, Ronald
Thomson prelate, d, Frank Redd
keeper of records and seals, Oliver
Soice master of exchequer. W. II.
vangilder master of finance, H. g..
rhayer master of work. Clarence
Slayter was the installing officer.
Alonzo Meserve, principal of the
Bowdoin school, Boston, says that ''all
male teachers in our public schools
hould be married men," This, taken
together with the frequentapnounce-
nents emanating from various cities
hat school boards object to women
who are married, would
make it appear that, there is a kind Of
to give the men the worst
lit.
A favorable report on Mr.. Num-
merits billto extend the terms of city
'6icials from two to four years is
practically certain. There are likely
o be some amendments as the details