The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-08-29

Is visiting in this city
Miss Ethel Klingerman is visiting
with relatives at Inwood
Mrs Nathan Freeman and daugh-
ter are visiting with her brother at
Goshen.
Miss Lura. Rose has returned to
Bourbon, after few days visit with
relatives in this city
Romer Jilson and w E. Leonard,
Jr., of Chicago, are spending a two
weeks vacation in Plymouth.
Mrs. Sarah Adds has returned to
her home in South Bend, after few
days visit with Mrs Clara Neil
Miss Nora Myers has returned to
visit with her brother, Lawrence My
ers.
David Helms of Greentown, Ind,
has returned home after visiting with
the family of VIM. Helms in this
city
Miss Nanel Smith has returned to
her home in North Judson, after Wis
iting with Miss Eva Bollman in this
city
Miss Iva White who has been en-
ployed at Walkerton. is visiting at
home with her mother, Mrs Chas
Beckne1ll
Mrs Rose Roath and daughter,
Lottie of Mishawaka, and their hos
tess, Mrs. Olive Heckart of this city,
are visiting with relatives at War
saw
The Tribune acknowledges the re-
ceipt from Daniel Mcdonald, of a
copy of State Commissioner Sween-
ey's printed report of the fisheries
and game of Indiana
Glen Seybold writes from Petoskey
that he is free from hay fever and is
having splendid time. He is en-
ployed by the Petoskey band and an
orchestra of that city
July, the first month of the new
fiscal year. brought; $1,000 immigrants
to the United States. These new
corners seem not to have heard the
grapevine talk about panics.
In the year 1857 the treasury rev.
cnue of the United States Govern
ment was s6s,0Oo,OOO, an amount
nearly equaled now by the monthly
receipts. Another tenfold, increase in
the next fifty years would reach
amazing figures.
"We are going to ascertain where
our deficit lies" says Postmaster
General Meyer, "and see how it can
be remedied as far as possible" This
is good news for s0.O00,O00 people
all of whom are interested in SEN
siblc postal improvements
New York grocers and butchers
are said to cheat the people of thai
city out of s13,o0o.000 year by Civ
ing them short weights and meas
ures. This seems to disprove the
theory that everybody in New York
eats at the restaurants in the Ten
derloin district
Employees OF the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad throughout the entire sys-
tenn must be total abstainers in til,
Wednesday by officials of the com
pany. Persons IN authority have beer
ordered to let out all employees who
are victims of the liquor habit.
Miss Mae Lilah Smith will soor
return from Waveland, where shs
has been spen1ing the summer witt
Mrs. Crowde-'s mother, to attend
high school with her sister, Gladly
at their new home in South Bend
where their mother has Just moved
Lovers of bananas have discovered
that the price has suddenly advance,
about five cents a dozen, those tina
sold for ten. fifteen and twenty cent
dozen are being sold now for fif
teen, twenty and twenty-five cents
dozen. Local dealers say scarcit,
of the fruit is responsible for the ad
vance.
Miss Ethel Madaris, the 1j-year
old girl of Cass ounty who ruzzle'
all physicians by falling into "a cata
LEIPZIG sleep seven days ago, awaken
ed and is apparently none the wors
for her odd experience She lost !
pounds weight while slumbering. bu
declares that she feels no i'll effect
otherwise.
Dr. 7. L. Cook, wealthy residen
of Button, Ind, has announced tina
he has made arrangements to cree
two $4,000 hotels at Gary. Associ
ated with him will be Superintendent
w. A. Writ of the Gary schools an
o. A. Writ and Manager Writ o
Markle. Ind The hotels will be bull
in the heart of the city.
Only one thing is asked of tn
trust nabobs-that they obey the Law
as other people are required to dc
Why should they rave and snort be
cause President Roosevelt is deter
mined that they shall become law
abiding instead OF law-defying me-
of affairs? Is there particle o
sense in their attitude?