The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-13
} LOCAL. AND PERSONAL

Wofkiiieh are now busy putting on
laths preparatory to plastering the
church at Walkerton.
Japan is satisfied that President
Roosevelt intends to do right, and
that San Francisco is a good place to
begin.
Mrs. William Moore died at her
home near Summit Chapel, Tippeca
noe township. Monday, Dec. 3, aged
As years.
DR.. J. II. Kizer of Inwood, re-
moved three cancers from the breast
of Mrs. James Spencer of Bourbon
last Tuesday.
Muncie has decided to suppress dis
orderly saloons by revoking their IL
censes. This plan will prove effective
if persisted in.
Mrs Emanuel Kamp of Argos, Is
visiting her daughter Mrs. John Hew-
lit, and her sister, Mrs. Peter Rich
ard in this city.
w. H. Albert is preparing to move
to South Bend Otto and his family
will remain here and conduct the res
taurant as usual.
Mrs. Ida Grunditch has returned tc
Fort Wayne after a visit of week
at the home of her father, John Ruff
northwest of Plymouth.
Judge Beaman and Attorney Glaze
brook of Knox. were in Plymouth
Friday in connection with a case IL
court against the town of Knox.
The advent of cold weather is wei
coined by Plymouth merchants ir
nearly every branch of trade, as il
means stimulation to trade activity
Ray Bunnell, circulator Of the Au
rora Daily Beacon, Aurora, IT,, ar
rived Friday afternoon for visit o.
a few days with his parents in thi.
city.
The South Bend Business Men.
association has taken decided stanc
relative to two-cent mileage law
and the organization deserves con
graduation for the action.
= A. Reeve, proprietor of the Ply
mouth telephone line between Culver
and Plymouth, announces that tn,
line is to be completely rebuilt with
new poles and copper wire.
Now is the time to go visiting ane
eat sausage, spareribs and backbone,
as the farmers are getting tired o
feeding their porkers and are running
them into the meat barrels.
Eighty of the counties of Kentuck,
have gone dry. 1t will be necessary t.
hear from the jug train before con
Guiding that the old Kennedy hom'
has suffered a radical change.
The case of the Logansport WON
an who has just killed herself at tn,
age of thirty years after having beer
married seven times, shows tina
while marriage is good thing it ma,
be overdone.
Captain William Riley husband o
Mrs. Hannah Riley, who died in thi
city few days ago, is still alive a
the home of his son, Jonah Riley
near Port Huron, Mich. He is almos
Sc years of age.
The returns from the Iowa cleo
ton show that Governor Cummin
ran 10000 votes behind his ticket. Hi,
plurality was 10000 and the remain
der of the Republican ticket ha,
about $4,000 plurality
The Anderson city authorities in
sured a water tank against loss o.
damage by fire. That city council
seems to know about as much abou
water as the Plymouth city council
knows about improving streets.
By vote of 30 to 4 the New Yorl
board of education rejected the mo
ton to adopt the proposed list of 30
words for simplifed spelling. TIL,
old rule of making haste slowly pre-
vailed in the debate on the subject
William Grippe, who recently re
Gently returned from North Dakot,
after residence of FIVE years in tina
state, has bought house and three
acres of land in the east part o
Walkerton and will remain in Indi
ana
I'VE have as much to learn from
Japan as Japan has to learn from us,
is an observation in the message. Th'
Japanese can thank the president fo
one of the most favorable notice,
they ever received as a race and ma
ton.
Ben Lauer has returned to hi
home at Usage City, Kansas, after
visit of few days at his old hom'
in this city. He reports business GOO
in Kansas and says Gust Wolf, who
lives at Usage City, is as lively a
ever.
Dr.. Loring had disagreeable driv'
Thursday afternoon. Rev. Abraham
Furl was very sick with typhoid feve
at his home near the Whitehead
bridge in Starke county and DIR. Lor
ing was called to consult with til,
local physician
Beck funnel, a Utah, listed divi
dend-paying mining stock will ad
vance. Now selling sl.6O, pays 4 cents
monthly dividend. Child Cole & Com
pany, brokers Salt Lake City, Utah