The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-03-07

- Miss Evans. who has been employ
ed at Brightside, was called to Chi
cago' Wednesday by the sickness OF
relatives.
Mrs. john L. Thompson has re.
turned to her home at Argos after
"a visit at the home of her father,
James Pprkey = f. 7i.1a ."sf
Mrs. l.. d. Griewauk and Mrs. L.
Burns Of this city went to Donaldson
Wednesday to visit the family of
Frank Bollinger
The senate has decided that grand
and petit Jurors should have SO in
stead of 50 day, passing the Wood
Jackson, bill 1873, by vote of "a to 2,
Will McGlothlin is now at work in
Spiro's clothing house at South Bend.
He is an excellent clerk and thor
oughly understands the clothing bust
ness. -
All of Frank Petcher's family five
in number, were in bed with grip at
one time last week. There have been
over 500 cases in Plymouth during
the past two weeks.
A company engaged in the manu-
facture of concrete machinery at
South Bend, Ind, recently received
a single order amounting TO $250,000
The machinery was for export.
Wednesday evening, March 13, the
Lady Maccabees will give social in
their hall to which the public gener-
ally are cordially invited. Upon this
occasion the quit will be disposed of
The Woman's auxiliary of the
Episcopal church will meet Thursday
at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. ellison
Cleveland. Subject "How the Church
is trying to solve the negro problem
1t is the consensus OF opinion
among legislators that Governor Han
ly intends to veto the Farber insur
ance bill and that he is hunting for
an excuse to justify his contemplated
action.
Do not forget the seed corn special
and the meeting at Plymouth Friday
evening Every farmer who can pos
sibly; attend should be at the court
room in Plymouth Friday evening,
March 8.
Mrs. Haslanger and her grand
daughter Mrs. Dolly Yost have re.
turned from visit of four months
at Washington D.. c. They were call
ed there by the illness and death OF
several relatives.
Mrs. Rachel Bell died at her home
in Bourbon township, Sunday night
aged 81 years Funeral services were
held at Bethel church Wednesday.
She was the grandmother OF Mrs.
Ed Grant of this ci-".
Mr.. and Mrs. SEllery Gordon OF
Walnut township. are parents of a
baby girl, and Mrs James Wade OF
North township went to Walnut Wed
.nessday for + a l. visit aof several days
Mrs. Gordon IS Is 4 rldaughecro .ysis'
,.Remember the PEBBLES Drug 'stofe.
IS, the place ito purchase Wall Paper
and, Room Mouldings. Prices offer
ed by this firm are lower than the
lowest while l1yot have. ABOUT FIVE
hundreaspstterns TO select from 'n' :
lo ThenGaniard private banking bill q
most exnellenf M easure has finally
passed both houses of the Legislature
and hereafter there will be fewer
flights in high finance by the custo-
dams of other peoples money
Daniel Mcdonald states that there
we're only eight Democratic members
of the Legislature who were proof
against the hypnotic influences that
induced twelve Republicans to vote
against high license. and Daniel was
not one of the eight ss
Readers of the Tribune who are
disposed to send away for Wall Pap
err will do we'll toscall at The Peoples
Drug Store and compare samples fur
nished by the mail order houses with
the paper sold there. Better paper al
lower prices can be had at home.
Daniel Mcdonald in a letter to the
Plymouth Democrat says the reaso:,
that the high license bill did not pass
was because twelve Republican mem
bers of the lower house could no
resist the hypnotic spell cast over
them by influences unnecessary to
state" And Daniel voted just as these
twelve Republicans did. 80.
Among the bills passed by the
congress which expired Monday was
one amending the denatured alcohol
law so that farmers will be able to
that commodity in small
quantities That will, no doubt, be a
good thing for the farmers in various
ways, and it is all right provided it
does not open the way to great dea'
of illicit distillation.
Sigmund Mayer says skunks should
not be trapped now and the London
market seems to have large guam
tity of furs. Commencing March IL.
75625 mink skins, 10000 racoon, ],
100000 rats, 61OpOo skunk and 227,-
500 opossum will be offered in tina
market Still all 'furs are in good de-
'nand and trappers will still be busy
for short time.
"If farmers are not making money
now, they ought to quit" said an en-
thusiastic young farmer in speaking