The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-21
LOCAL NEWS



Grain is higher and hogs lower in
the Chicago markets this week.
Peter Helm who was quite sick
last week, is able to be out again.
William Plummer and family have
moved from this city to South Bend
Farms to rent near Bourbon and
Tippecanoe. NJ. L. Helpman, Warsaw
Miss Lillian Boyce has gone tc
South Bend for visit of few days
c. T. Middleton of Walnut town
ship, transacted business IN Plymouth
Tuesday
Frank Mills and Frank Janke went
to Texas Tuesday on the L. E. & w
excursion.
Harry CRUDE and Lewis J. Hess are
transacted business in Indianapoli:
this week
Mrs. Daniel Windbigler has return
cd to her home in Tiosa after visit
in South Bend
No country in the world has nicer
February weather than Marshal
county this year
A Filipino student was the success
full contestant in a recent debate a
Indiana University
Mrs. ]. D. McLaren has gone to St
Louis for visit of two weeks with
her sister in that city.
Mrs David How is still CRITICAL,
il at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Harley Logan in this city.
Two dining room girls wanted a
Burches' restaurant, Laporte. Wag !.
81 week, board and room. DE-
d. A. Ross went to Rochestel
Tuesday to visit his sister, who i
quite sick at her home in that city
Misses Elsie, Eva and Dessi,
Whiteman, who were visiting in thi
vicinity, have returned to their HON,
at Bremen
Bruce Joseph, who has been crit
cally i'll from the effects of fallin,
from load of hay week ago, seem
to be improving slowly.
Mrs. Harry Richie and family an,
Joseph Coodyear's family left 70
Texas Tuesday morning. Lee Ritchi
accompanied them as far as Chicago
Mrs. Cam, of Chicago, who ha
been visiting at Niles, Mich, stoppe
in Plymouth Tuesday on her way t
Donaldson TO visit her sister, Mr.:
Harvey Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wyman @
South Bend, have presented the y
w c. A. of that city with a deed 70
the home now being erected in tina
city The property is worth s75,0Ot
Miss Anna Houghton, a teacher a
Oak Park, Chicago, has vacatio
on account of the scarlet fever an
diphtheria epidemic, and she passe
through Plymouth Tuesday on he
way to Huntington for a visit wit
relatives.
Chicken thieves invaded the chicke
house of Thomas Cole in this cit
Saturday night, took out eight yer
fine hens, chopped their heads of
picked them and carried them ava,
while Mr.. Cole slept peacefully in tn
belief that nobody in Plymouth woul
do such foul deed
We print the blind tiger bill
which is now law, in our paper tc
day Under this law druggists ca
not fill recipes containing whisky O
alcohol, from recipe looks or fror
any source except regular physician
This will probably be to the advant
age OF physicians and patent medicin
manufacturers The law is now i
force.
Peter, John and Andrew Richard
farmers residing south of plymouth
will be residents of this city in abor
two weeks. Peter has purchased tn
0. p. Bair brick residence on Mort
Center street; John has purchased /
NJ McCrory's residence on Sophi
street; and Andrew has purchased tn
Jacob Suit property near the cour
house and Vandalia station.
The commodities which the farme
has TO sell the material he uses i
constructing buildings and fences, tn
machinery on his farm, the clothe
he wears, the necessities of life, anC
to large extent, the fuel that h
consumes, pay tribute to the carrie
none the less real. There is no reaso
in asking the farmer who has no de
sire to travel to contribute 81 i
freight charges to save somebody els
81 in passenger fare.
We have very reliable Legislative
orespondence-that is our CORES
pondent is away up in knowledge @
what is expected to be done, but hi
guesses of last week as TO wha
the legislature would do were les
than half right. They were as goo
however ae ffe pr<eSSes of arvbod
else. About all that can be truthful
said of pending legislation is tina
everything is doubtful until fina
vote is taken.