The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-02-04
LOCAL NEWS 8

sane Is idioc.
Chas. Turner transacted business at
LoganspOrt Thursday.
Richard Laid went to Logansport
on business Thursday.
Mrs. Clai ence Hill Of Ft. Wayne,
visited IN this city Thursday.
O. A. Duddleson Of South Bend,
was in the city on business Thursday.
j. w. Falconberry. Of Rutland,
transacted business in town Thursday.
Miss Clara Crawford went to South
Bend where she will remain for some
time.
Mrs. S. Gunder went to Valparaiso
today to visit a few days with rela-
tives.
Elias Oyerman went to Marion on
Thursday where he will visit for sever
al days.
L. G.. Harley was called to Bourbon
on Thursday by the sickness OF his
mother.
Eggs are selling for six cents apiece
in New York, with no rebate on the
shells.
FOR SALE-Ten head spring Du-
roc gifts bred and Il yearling male.
M F. GREER. 17t3
The asbestos curtain and the army
canned beef will GO down the corridors
of time hand in hand.
J.. c. Bunnell has returned from
Kalamazoo, Mich, and reports his
mother as being out of danger.
David Lauer, who has been visiting
relatives in this city the past week
returned to Columbus, o. Friday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George B. Doan of
Chicago. visited Thursday evening
Mrs. Deans father Chas. Fl. Force.
Mrs. Clara Winget and son Ford, Of
TT. Wayne, who have been visiting
relatives in this city returned home
Thursday.
Rev. G. w. Smith of Culver changed
cars here ON his way to Inwood where
he will conduct q meeting of the
Church of God.
Bert Logan, who now lives at o.
away, Mich. has accepted a position
at Slayter's restaurant and will move
here about Feb. 8.
A NUMBER Of members Of Co. l were
disappointed Thursday. The train
that was to take them to the dance at
South Bend arrived in this city at
midnight.
Scientists have computed the total
weight Of the earth to be "a. 900. 0OO,-
900. 900, 600 tons, which probably &C
counts for the fact that those who are
trying to uplift it make so little pro-
gress.
Chicago is gong to raise a fund OF
$50, 900 to prosecute crime in that
city. 1t will take more than that
sum to turn Chicago into the straight
and narrow path.
An exchange says: The story Of
Lots wife turning to a pillar Of salt
can no longer be doubted. A young
lady the other day put her foot on a
dry goods box to tie her shoe and two
young men who were passing turned
L rubber"
Two men died of heart disease in
New York the other day, after run
ming upstairs to catch elevated rail-
way trains. And the world is going
on just the same as If they had made
connections and got there right on
time.
There were 1855 warranty and quit
claim deeds issued in Marshall county
in h year 1908 amounting to ST.
644. 515.0 90, and 628 mortgages
amounting to s59s. 1s1 .O0-605 mort
cages were released amounting to
s387,971.00
Bourbon will probably be without
water and light service soon. The
owner OF the plant has quarreled with
the town authorities and instructed
his employees not to incur any further
expense for fuel or anything else. and
the town trustees have enjoined him
from shipping away the machinery
Nappauee Advance.
West Virginia scientists have con-
Quoted experiments demonstrating
that if one eats salt saturated with
kerosene he will stagger and see doub-
lie. Now, is it necessary to resort to
anything s. unpleasant as salt and
coal oil to produce these phenomena?
If it must be- done, there are methods
much more pleasant, and within easy
reach.
Ohio has adopted the scarlet carna-
tion as the state flower. This was the