The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-07
Samuel Yazel and I. f. Richie

John w. Wilson, one of the old set
tiers residing east of Maxinkuckee,
was in Plymouth Tuesday.
Quite number from this and ad-
joining counties accompanied Frank
Jarrett to Texas Tuesday.
Mrs. Wiltshire of Hamlet, came to
Plymouth Tuesday to consult ply
stefan and visit Mrs. Espich.
Mrs. Caroline Whifesell has return
ed to Donaldson after a visit of sew
eral days with her children here
Prof. A. Grisdale and wife, 223 East
Caro- street, are parents OF ten
pound boy, born Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Francisco, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs DR.. Lind
quist returned to her home at Lin
coin, H., Tuesday
The municipal gas plant at Belle
fontaine, Ohio, is now on a paying
basis and is selling gas for fuel at
| fifty cents a thousand
A snow slide at Salida, Colorado,
killed twelve persons Monday after
noon, and buried several buildings
under fifty feet of snow.
James Barr, representing the cen
sus bureau at Washington, d. I. is
here getting divorces of this county
tor the past twenty years.
Isaac Spayde who has been visiting
at the home of his daughter Mrs
Perry Snyder, went to Hamlet Tues
| day for an extended visit
Eight wolves were driven from
cover in Kosciusko county, north oil
Mentone, near Stony Point Saturday
and two of them were killed.
The Standard Oil company has
again raised the price of gasoline
This will pay the expense of the com
pany's lawsuits with the government
The health department OF Chicago
announces that the epidemic of scar
let fever has been checked and they
hope to stamp it out in few weeks
Monday was pension day aud w
II. Love, Charles Wilcox and the
county clerk were busy making ou
papers for veterans and soldiers wild
ows.
Mrs. Lena Klinghammer cam,
down from South Bend last Saturda,
1 Tor visit of week with relatives
friends and old neghbors in Ply
mouth.
| Mrs. Mary Hunter went to Pierce
ton Tuesday to attend the funeral o
Rev. Henry Brallier, a well-knowl
minister of the German Baptis
church who died Sunday
i Two wolves were killed Saturday
near Stony Point. Arthur Hoffman
and Samuel Griffiths each shot vol
thus demonstrating again that Their
are wolves in Kosciusko county.
| There will be no revision of posta
laws during this session of congress:
| The members have been too bus
aising their own salaries to do any
thing that will be worth much to tn
general public
A message from Culver Monday e
ening says that the Board of Healt
has ordered the closing of the school
and recommended ..iat no publ
meetings be held, because of DANCE
from an epidemic of smallpox.
The weather we have had durin
the past few days has helped in
mensely TO increase the ice crop. .
fair thickness has been attained, an
forces are actively at work harvestn
the frozen product of our lakes.
Ordie Stephenson who was en-
ployed at the Epworth hospital
South Bend, had severe attack {
pneumonia recently. The fever
broken and he is now at the home {
William Suit in this city but is sti
9 weak and one lung is in bad cond
D ton.
IAN incl of progress is worth
/ whole yard of fault-finding, is sa.
) ing of Booker T. Washington, worth
= a place in the philosophy of Benjam
u Franklin. 1t was said for the eI
g enlargement and instruction of ii
: negro, but it is just as applicable
the white man.
According to reports made to Il
$ legislature, Noble and Whitley coul
: ties in this part of the state are Il
n only ones mu h affected b. the So
II Jose scale, b., far the most destru
d tive insect to fruit shade. and orn
mental trees and shrubs that tn
q country has ever known.
Fred Goodyear has just patented
u wood box made of hickory and ell
n wood 1t is nearly ten feet squa
e and will hold enough wood to last Z
e winter Fred is very proud of his j
IS vention and expects TO start ia
e tory to manufacture them on iari
: scale in the spring.
Mrs. Jesse d. Chaplin was called
IS Pierceton Tuesday to attend the flu
a eral OF Mrs. Ellen Hackett, a relati
e of the late ]. d. Chaplin. Mrs. Hac
II EFT smothered to death in fire
< Chicago early Monday morning. 81
, IS known to some of our citizens, ha
ing visited Mrs. Chaplin here.
II A large number of prospective Lar
II buyers accompanied John R. Jones
g Delhart, Texas Tuesday. They we
o in special car over the Lake Err
y & Western from Walkerton, Tyn
# Plymouth, Argos and other poini
Among those from this city were H