The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-20


Mrs Hackett of Chicago is here fol-
a visit OF two weeks. with Mrs. Jesse
D. Chaplin
"A company has been organized in
Valparaiso to manufacture artificial
ice.
The first Starke county poultry
show will be held at Knox, Jan. II
and IL.
| Mrs. Louis Altman and children
went to Columbia City Friday to visit
over Sunday
Bells grocery store at Inwood was
closed Thursday on account of finan-
cial difficulties.
Mrs. Charles Anderson visited her
sister, Mrs. Samuel Burgener, at Don
aidson Thursday.
The Catholic church fair held at
North Judson Thanksgiving Day net
ted the promoters about 5000.
Bourbon has electric lights again.
| 0. f. Acker put in the new machiner,
and it is all right and gives the town
good light.
The farmers institute will be held
in the court room and the women's
auxiliary of the institute will be held
in the Methodist church.
| 1t is said that all the working peo-
pie of Chicago seem to have full purs-
es and a good job, consequently it is
difficult to get enough laborers.
DIR. Dan Weisei. son of DR.. w. "A.
Weiser formerly of Bourbon, was
united in marriage Thanksgiving day
with Miss Ethel Robinson of Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Andrew Carnegie says wealth be-
longs to the community and he favors
a graduated inheritance tax that will
give much of the estates of very veal
thy people to the state.
The Board of County Commission
ers will be in special session Dec. %,
1906, for the purpose of receiving bids
for the supplies for the use of the
county Offices for the year 1907.
Prof. Wendt, who has charge of the
dairy field work. of Purdue Expert
ment Station was in Plymouth Thurs
day and arranged for a meeting for
dairy instruction in this city, We'd
nesday, January 1o.
Purdue Universe will soon start
special train from Lafayette that
will proceed to Indianapolis and ira
verse. every part of the Pennsylvania
railroad system in Indiana, for the
purpose of spreading the gospel of
seed corn.
The parents of Chester Gillette tho
convicted murderer of Grac, Brown,
were once residents of Fort Wayne
They went from there to Zion City
and became Dowieties, Chester how
ever, left home before that time and
went east
William Cochran and George Barn
hart were appointed reviewers to view
the Road petitioned for by Gustave
Schurr etal in German township and
they are to meet at the Office of Ed
S Kitch at Bremen on Dec. %, 1905,
and there qualify,
The Purdue Experiment station
will. hold meeting in Plyrp"ulhs IAN
nary l6 in the Interest of dairy 1asso-
Citations. Excellent instructors will be
present and every farmer md al
others who have cows will be bene-
flied by attending.
The case of the state versus John
son, charged with the murder Of
Kemp. was called up in the circuit
court Thursday and the defense NOV
ed to quash the indictment. The Judge
sustained the motion and new in
dictrnent will have to be drawn.
Henry A. Steis is removing from
Winamac to South Bend, where he
has formed a law partnership with
Judge Howard Mr.. Steis is recollect-
ed in Marshall county for the able
manner in which he handled the pros
ecution of Sutherlin for the murder
of Fetters
Walter Shradtf of Laporte county,
E. l.. Furness of Porter county, Rob-
ert Newell and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Stinson of Fulton county, were
among those, who stopped in Ply
mouth on their way home from the
meeting of the State. Grange at Co.
lumbia City.
The South Bend Times points out
to the people who are advocating
more factories and great city, that
what is needed is not a bigger town,
but better one-quality not guam
THY, is what counts If this advice is
followed it will not be long before
size as we'll as quality will be attain
ed
Among the resolutions adopted at
the meeting of the State Grange al
Columbia City was one calling fer a
81 900 liquor license, ana another for
an amendment to the Moore law, so
that counties may demonstrate against
the liquor business. Another demands
law preventing the killing of quail
for FIVE years.