The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-01-14
3 LOCAL NEWS q

James Cheney, who died recently in
Fort Wayne, is said to have been
worth about sl4, 900, 900.
A little of that warm weather that
is promised might be sent along as a
sample, just to let US see what it is
like.
Congressman Jesse Overstreet, OF
Indianapolis, has LOST s35, 900 by the
failure Of the Columbia City Heel fac
tory.
Mrs. McFarlane, OF Elgin. Illinois,
attended the funeral of James Mccall.
lum i'm this city and returned to her
home today.
Farmers institutes will be held in
Plymouth Jan l3 and IA: in Valpa-
raise Jan. Is and 16; IN Rochester Jan
Jan. Is and 10.
A novel restaurant at the world
fair will be one with the walls of the
building made of glass tanks in which
will swim fishes.
Win and Ed Protsman, who came
here from Minneapolis, Minnesota.
with the remains of their father will
remain several days yet.
Mrs. Vincent and daughter who
came here to attend the funeral Of
Henry c. Protsman returned to their
home in Chicago Thursday.
]. H. Powell of Greentown, Howard
county returned home Thursday. He
had been visiting and transacting
business in the country north of Ply
mouth.
Fifty-nine per cent OF deaths from
consumption are people under forty
five years of age, % per cent from
forty-five to sixty, and II per cent. OF
people over sixty.
Thomas Siler and wife, residing
four miles est Of Plymouth, who have
been visiting his mother. Mrs c. NJ.
McCarter. have returned home.
chester Republican.
The appellate court has decided
that long continued use of a. road by
the public makes it legally public
highway over which the owner of the
land has no control.
L. w. Mcclure and wife of Gastonia.
North Carolina, stopped here Thursday
on their way to Hamlet to visit rela.
tives. They say the climate there is
very healthful and pleasant.
A leading actress says the public is
really to blame for the Chicago thea.
ter fire because the demand of theater
goers at the present day is for spec
tacular productions like that of "Mr.
Bluebeard.''
Prof. w. E Bailey has a piece of
Indian bead work done by a little
niece of his which is almost equal to
that Of Indian women. 1t was a
Christmas present and he prizes it
very highly.
The people of the United States had
to pay for $4,000 quinine pills for the
senator's during the last year. That
is $50 pills and fraction for each
senator. The drug habit appears to
have the upper house by the throat.
Nine. Lillian Nordica changed all
of her plans for another concert tour
through the United States and will
sail for Europe on Friday. She is
said to be actuated oy a fear that the
threats against her life will be exc
cuted.
A Massachusetts, county is Offering
a bounty Of $3.50 a head for tramps.
When one is caught ball and chain
is attached to his leg and be is set te
mending reads. The most effective
method of getting rid of the "hobo'
is to compel him to work.
]. G. Ford, who had been visiting
friends and relatives In the vicinity Of
Bourbon and Etna Green Tor over two
weeks, returned to his home ii
Hoopestown, H.. Friday. he says W
haye - nice . brand of winter wealth.
Or as can be found anywhere.
In the closing Of all the thesten Of
Chicago, all the dance halls, and otbeu
places Of assembly, many charcbss axe
included. These do not conform K
the law regulating their construction
for pnblic safety, hence they have
been placed under the ban.
Trustee Brewer. of WALNUT town.
ship, attended the meeting Of trustees
in this city Wednesday and made q
business tnp to Grovertown Thursday
Mr.. Brewer has fine farm adjoining
Argos on the east and Is also In The
hardware business In Argos
While the congregation was al
prayer IN the Christian chapel al
Huntington Monday night the roo
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