The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-26

| join Mrs. Hess who Is there for her
health. They will probably remain
there through the winter. Argos Re-
fiector.
Mrs Kichler teller in the bank at
Churubusco, who had been visiting in
Chicago. stopped here today on her
way home, to visit over Sunday with
her aunt, Mrs. w. w. Hill and other
relatives in this city.
The Indiana National bank at Elk
hart has failed The doors were closed
Thursday morning. Walter Brown
is one of the stockholders The
Goshen Democrat saw j. L. Bruderick
when interviewed said the failure was
due to the mistrust OF depositors on
account OF political matters and inter-
ests involved In litigation
The jury in trial of Truman Beam.
charged with choking Martha Law
renee to death at his home near Val
paraiso, last April. disagreed, and a
new trail will be necessary. The jury
stood eleven for conviction and one
for acquittal. The juryman who
held out for ninety hours in favor of
Beam was George NJ. Elder, ex-clerk
of the superiorcourt.
Mrs. Emily Adams Stringer. widow
of Rev. Il. G. Stringer. who was pas
toa of the NJ. K. church here twenty
live years ago, died at the home OF her
daughter in Fairbault, Mimi of can
Ger Of the stomach, Tuesday, Nov. II,
aged &c wears and months. Her hus-
band died in 1887. She was an ex-
cellent, christian lad7 and made many
friends here who will be sorry to hear
Of her death.
The corn belt this year includes a
little of north western Ohio, a con-
siderable strip across north central
Indiana, all of northern and central
Illinois, the whole State of Iowa,
northwestern Missouri, northeastern
Kansas and southern Nebraska. On
the map it roughly resembles an
elongated kite with the little end in
northwestern Ohio and the widest
part on the Missouri river.
Alexander Johnson, OF Ft. Wayne,
was elected grand master at the SEES
sion OF the Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows. Edwin Farrar, of Nashville, was
elected deputy grand master; Eller E.
Pryor, of Martinsville, grand repre-
sentative; r. H. Hollywood, of In
dianapolis, grand warden; w. FL.
Leedy. grand secretary; w. A. Morris,
Frankfort, grand treasurer, and Judge
c. A. Chapman, of Anderson, grand
trustee.
A school teacher near Albion re-
ceived the following note from the
mother Of one of her pupils Monday:
Dear Mis-, you write me bout whip
ping Sammy. l hereby give you per-
mission TO beet him up any time it is
necessary to learn him his lessons. He
is just like his father-you have To
learn him with a Club. Pound
knolege into him. 1 wante him to
get it, and don't pay any attention to
what his father says; I'll handle him.
A newspaper is always printed in a
rush. There is always something 10
it that should ALWAYS be left out:
something left out that should have
been put in; it is sometimes too quick
to judge and often too quick too act,
but with all its faults and short COM
ings there is more education in a |
bright newsy paper than there is in
novel. You will find that the bright
est boy on practical sensible every day
questions is the boy who prefers news
papers to novelS.-Exchange.
Several days ago most of the news
papers of this section announced that
Charles S. Hudson OF Argos had left
his wife, to whom he was recently |
married and his whereabouts were un-
known. Mr.. Hudson writes that he
is in Pennsylvania and has been in |
weekly communication with his wife |
who will move to Pennsylvania in a |
few days. Hudson was for many years |
a resident of Green township but af-
forwards moved to Mentone, where he |
was known as Cyclone Hudson, on
account Of his windy speeches in favor
of free silver.
Emory Gray. mention of whose
death was made in these columns last |
week, died at White Pigeon. Mich. |
Nov. IL, aged 80 years, months and |
IL days. He was born in Marshall |
county and lived almost all his life in
or near Argos. He bought a farm
near White Pigeon about two years
ago. About three weeks before his
death while working with some wire
with a pair Of pliers he cut bis second |
finger on the left hand slightly. 1t
was not considered of any consequence
whatever as it Immediately healed,