The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-14
LOCAL NEWS


saw celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary last Friday.
Miss Lucy Wilt has returned to
Bourbon after visit of few days
with relatives in Plymouth.
The legislature which has just clos
ed its session is notable for what it
did and what it did not do.
Charles Wallace came Saturday ev-
ening from Canton Ohio, for visit
of few days in Plymouth.
A shirt factory employing thirty
girls and women has been started at
Columbia City by local capital.
Charles c. Kanaar of North town
ship has been spending few days
with his children in Lake county.
Mrs T. J. Rhodes of Denver, stop
ped in Plymouth Saturday on her
way to Pierceton TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Hayes of Culver, stopped in
Plymouth Monday morning on her
way to Chicago FOR a visit of few
days.
One of the new laws will benefit
recorders. 1t gives them half of the
fees they collect over amount of their
salaries.
Mr. and Mrs John Burns have re-
turned to Lafayette, after visit of a
week with relatives in this city and
vicinity
William Snyder who resided near
Donaldson, had public sale last Fri
day and moved his family to South
Bend this week
There was six inches of snow in
New York Sunday 1t was the thir-
teenth big snow storm of the past
winter in that city.
Daniel Hahn is moving from the
Kloepfer property on Miner street to
the Levi Artz house on Sophia street
near the Abrasive factory
Ora Jacox is moving from Ply
mouth to a farm which he recently
purchased, one mile south of Nut
wood in St. Joseph county.
The L. o. t. NJ will give a public
social Wednesday evening March -
in their hall AT this social the quilt
will be disposed of. Everybody in
vited 11-t2
Mrs. William Stafford of Argos
stopped in Plymouth Monday on her
way home from Columbia City
where she had been visiting her
daughter
John Alexander Dowie had ability
but he was overcome by success. Like
many other men he could not stand
prosperity. This shows that he wa:
human after all.
c. P. Holcombe of South Eend anc
his three little sons, have returned
home after attending the funeral Of
Mr. and Mrs Baker who were killed
by the flyer at Donaldson.
Emanuel Plew of Warsaw who had
been visiting here several days, re.
turned home Monday. His cousin
Miss Cora Reynolds, went home with
him for visit of few week
A woman died Sunday at Indian
apolis, as a result of taking headache
powders and on Monday another mar.
rowly escaped death from the same
cause. 1t would seem that the aver
age headache powder is built on the
ill or cure plan and that it is just
about as liable to do one rs the other
Newcastle is an Indiana city that i:
worth watching. Five years ago il
was sleepy little town of about SOC,
population and now it is an industrial
center with promise of 10000 iRhab
itants 1t has shown unusual activity
and offers noteworthy example tc
other cities of much larger popula
ton
Five Massachusetts physicians o
great prominence have been expert
menting for six years and have come
to the conclusion that the human sou
is a material substance weighing
about one ounce 1t leaves the bod,
at death and the moment it depart:
the weight of the body is decreased
from half ounce to one ounce
Owing to an untimely and seriou.
illness Senator John w. Parks o
Marshall and Kosciusko counties, wa
late in getting into the Legislative
game, but he has worked with dill
gence that more than enabled him t.
make up for lost time No man il
the senate is held in higher esteem
by his fellow-senators of both par
ties than Senator Parks.-Indianapo
lis Independent
The Knights and Ladies of Colum
bia, a fraterna1 insurance order or
ganized in South Bend ten years ago
which enjoyed considerable prosper
ity until recently, has ceased to exist
To protect the policy holders tn,
business of the fraternity was rein
sured in the Loyal Americans of TIL,
Republic, an order having its head
quarters at Springfield, ILL.,, and tn,
officers may be removed to Soutl
Bend