The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-27

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Mrs Brown of Chicago, John Redd
and family of Loudenville, Ohio and
Mrs. Kennedy spent the Christmas
holiday with their mother, Mrs. |. Q.
| Redd, their sisters, Mrs Henry Hall
Mrs. DUR and Mrs. Carpenter in this
city.
1t is the intention of those arrang
ing for the big wolf drive which has
been fixed for 10 o'clock standard
time on the morning of Thursday,
| December 81 in Kosciusko county.
to make it one of the largest in this
part of the country.
The Indiana state board of agri-
culture has granted the use Of the
state fair grounds to the American
| Threshermen's association for thirty
days, beginning in the month of June
| 1907, where it is the associations pur
pose to hold threshermen's school
Just think OF it! The Indiana legis-
lature this winter will contain sixty
three lawyers and only one preacher
| If ever a man has reason TO pray for
sustaining grace it is the one lone
preacher who is coming here to help
| make laws indianapolis Independ
ent.
Logansport high school boys are
between two fires, for the L. II. s
| girls have issued an edict that the
boys must either go back into ath-
letics or cease keeping company with
them. The boys are looking about
| for a way out of the trap into which
they have stepped.
While people are freezing in Dako-
ia for lack of fuel and suffering even
in Kansas from the same cause, ami
| the railroads are claiming that there
is such a shortage of cars that they
can not furnish the coal, little quiet
inquiry has discovered 1000 idle cars
at Kansas City alone
Prof. Albert Hume arrived from
South Dakota Friday evening where
he had been giving instructions on
corn raising from train sent out
by the Illinois University. He says
they had snow and cold weather
where he was, but not nearly so
much as in North Dakota.
President Roosevelt in reply to the
Senate's request for information
| gives the facts of the discharge of
the negro troops at Brownville Tex
as, saying he was justified in his &C
ton, that no race prejudice was in
volved, and that the soldiers guilty
of murder should be put to death.
A Hammond justice of the peace
announces that he will perform the
marriage ceremony for % cents. St
Joseph will please sit up and take
notice that it is not the only place
on the map that looks good to the
callow youth who has desire to
double up" at the lowest possible
| cost
| Post cards, many or them in bad
taste, to put it mildly, while a great
number of them both indecent and
| scurrillous in the sentiments they
convey in cheap, vivid coiored draw
ings, are flooding the Pierceton post
office TO such a degree as to call forth
a loud protest on all sides.-Pierce-
ton Record,
The general opinion at the con
vention OF township trustees of In
diana held at indianapolis was tina.
the present ditch law gives the coun
ty surveyor too much authority ir
the matter of cleaning bitches and
| the farmers too little. A number OF
new ditch laws will be proposed al
the coming session of the Legislature
The SD annual session of the In
diana State Teachers association
will be held at Indianapolis Dec. %,
20 and 90. The headquarters will be
at the Claypool hotel. An excellent
program of more than ordinary merit
has been arranged and every step
5 being taken to make the institute
the best in the history of the state.
The dead Pottawatomies may yet
be honored. Daniel Mcdonald will
do it. Representative Mcdonald, of
Plymouth will rise in all his great
height and pleasing dignity during
the coming session of the legislature
and defend the memories of the
wronged savages, as he did on an
historic day last session and will
once mere ask that Indiana do the
little in her power to right the red
mems wrongs.-Bremen Enquirer.
The Maple Grove church four
miles northeast of Plymouth burned
to the ground Sunday afternoon. The
fire was caused by a defective hue
The janitor filled the stove with
wood after Sunday school and shut
it up to keep the house warm until
evening. 1t was too late to save the
building when the fire was discovered
but the oragn and about half the
seats were taken out
| What a pity people can't attend
to their own business. But such is
life, they won't do it or so it seems
and if they did there wouldn't be any
reason why should remind post
master Yockey to send Anna Kizers
letter out to her on route three where
it belongs There are three Anna
Kizers on the routes and yet they
hold it up and advertise it. Maybe
they want to make Christmas pres
ent of it.
II. A. Ellingson has sold the cleo
trio light plant on the Jamison ranch
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