The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-20
Plymouth, Indiana, July 90, 1905.
q LOCAL NEWS 3 >

Knox is agitating the main
tenance of band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clizbe went to
Chicago Thursday ON business.
Miss Shaw OF Argos is visiting
Miss Pearl Deemer-
Miss Alta Carver of Argos, is
visiting friends in this city
Trustee Charles Romig OF
Green township transacted bust
ness in this city Thursday.
Sheriff Steiner went to South
Bend Saturday morning on bust
ness
Mr. Earl Shalley OF Berne, Ind,
is visiting ]. F. Hartle and wife
for few days.
Samuel Gretziuger left Satur-
day morning for visit with rela-
tives at Perrysburg, Ohio.
Jacob Gardener and John R.
Dietrich of Bremen, were Ply
mouth visitors Thursday.
Luther Helpman of Warsaw,
transacted business in this city
Thursday.
John Hubbard, who was form
erly proprietor OF the Argos no
tel, was in Plymouth Thursday.
Mrs. S. c. Bender has returned
from a visit with relatives at
Kendalville.
Mrs. Cora Tavinder returned
70 her home at South Bend
Thursday after a visit with her
parents west of this city.
Mrs. Whitmore and Mrs. Lot
tie Jackson arrived Thursday
from South Bend and are the
guests OF Mr.. and Airs. Brad
Southworth and family.
The North Judson Sand-Lime
Brick factory is turning out 3d.
900 brick a day. The company
has orders for several hundred
thousand brick.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Forbes
left Thursday for Michigan City
where they will visit relatives TN
til Monday. Before returning
home they went by boat to Chi
cago.
Higher education Is failure as an
evil destroying force, according to
Harvard's philosophy expert. Mayor
Weaver is of the same opinion since
he viewed the contents of his raid
dragnet.
Mrs. John Blaklesley of Chi
cago, visited at the home of Viii
liam Strunk last Thursday. She
went to Fort Wayne this morn
ing where she will visit with
friends before returning to her
home.
Very Rev. Andrew Morrissey,
whom Ill health has led to resign
as president of the University
of Notre Dame, has been head
of that institution for twelve
years. He will go for an indefi-
mite sojourn abroad in the hope
Of restoring his health, but will
return to this country.
The indications are that the
state intends taxing hold of the
drainage question at the mouth
of Yellow river. Engineer Parks
has made his report to the COVER
nor, and the Kankakee Recla-
nation company is requested to
furnish working plans. Some
sort of announcement will doubt
less be made shortly.
A farmer at Muncie was ar
rested last week for taking chick
ems to market with their legs
bound together with binder
Irvine. A law enacted by the
last legislature forbids anyone
ito carry or cause to be carried
upon any vehicle or otherwise,
any living creature, fowl or bird,
having legs or feet tied together,
or in any other cruel or inhuman
manner.
A big meteorite fell III the yard
of George Perkins at North
Manchester a few days ago,
during one of the severe storms
that passed over that region.
The meteorite fell at night, ar.a
when Perkins went out into the
garden the next morning he
fond the ground baked dry for
a distance of foot or more
around the hole, showing that
the strange substance was red
hot when it landed. The meteor
tie, which was then several feet
under the ground was still warm
when discovered. 1t is of a gray
ish substance half stone and half
mineral and it weighed four
pounds. Mr.. Perkins has this
meteorite on exhibition.