The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-21
PLYMOUTH, IND,

Senator Pkras was at indianapolis
/ Thursday.
William Sisk and family are visit
ing relatives at Sidney, Ind, this
week
Charley Hoy is building an addi-
ton to his grocery store on north
Center street
Mrs. Elizabeth Riggens has gone
to North Webster for a visit-of two
weeks.
J Sleep with the face down is a new
beauty rule given TO delegates in the
New York dressmakers' convention.
i William and Ilo Wexford. children
of Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Wolford, are
visiting their aunt at Cber.
Miss Trela Riinggenberg of Walk
erton. spent the afternoon in Ply
mouth.
a great shortage in the grain crop
of Russia is one of the reasons why
corn and wheat brings a high price
in this country.
Wennie Neiswanger night opera
tor at the Pennsylvania Office, has re-
turned from a vacation of ten days
at his home at Attica, Ind.
While admitting that he wears a
, wig, Mr. Rockefeller protests that it
was not Ida Tarbe1l who snatched
him baldheaded.
| John w. Osborn of Culver. and
Amos Crum OF Hibard, transacted
business in Plymouth today.
Mrs. William Reynolds and her sister
Miss Miller, of Culver, are visiting
relatives west OF Lapaz.
4 discount of 10 per cent will be
given on Pianos. Organs and Sewing
Machines Saturday. Sept. Is. Re
member the date Houghton's Music
Store.
Mrs. Ella Bohn of Greenfield, Ind.
has returned home after a visit of a
week with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomp-
son with whom she made her home
about seventeen years ago.
Mrs. Charles Louden of Delavan.
Wisconsin. has returned home after
a visit OF ten days with her husbands
relatives in Union township and with
rn1afi1es a+ 7 aDor+a
Mrs Bessie Perkins of Bourbon.
came Up Wednesday to attend the
marriage of her sister, Miss Stock
man and Bert CRUDE and to visit a
couple of days at the home of her
, uncle, Oscar holland west of town.
Ray Metsker has gone to Bloom
ington, Ind, to take the collegiate
course at the State University He
| expects to take up newspaper work
again when he completes his college
course.
Mr.. and Mrs Josiah Jacoby have
returned from a visit with their new
granddaughter in Chicago. She is
one month and four days old and is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Jacoby.
Negro pupils are being denied ad-
mission to the schools occupied by
the white children in a number of
Kansas towns. Let's see; didn't John
Brown, who's soul goes marching
on" come out of Kansas to give his
life for the freedom of the negro?
Miss Eva Tyrrell, who was injured
by falling through broken floor in
the bakery of Fogle & Fryette several
weeks ago, was taken to the Fl.
Wayne hospital Monday for treat
ment.-Bourbon Advance.
Charles F. Brown, of Polk town.
ship is preparing to put in machinery
to utilize the peat beds on his farm.
There are millions of tons of good
peat in Marshall county and thous-
ands of tons within half a mile of
Plymouth. These peat beds will un-
doubtedly be utilized for fuel before
many years.
An Indiana editor brought suit
against prominent politician and ex-
township trustee, charging him with
crooked work in the awarding of
some big contracts. A plea in abate-
ment against the suit was sustained
on the ground that the plaintiff was
not a taxpayer. We suppose the poll
tician will consider this a complete
vindication.
The Warsaw Union sage the Penn
sylvania fast trains fash through
Warsaw at speed that resembles =
dark streak, and women run into
houses frightened by the awful rum
bic and crash while men, a half
block away from the tracks, have to
hold their hats on their heads. The
Union says the railroad don't even
make Warsaw flag station for fast
trains, and it wants the speed ordi-