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

Bourbon and Bremen have decided
to have their fairs in August this
year.
There is an epidemic of grip III
Plymouth and some of the cases are
serious.
Mrs. R. E. Cox and son are visiting
in Upton, Marion and other points in
central Indiana.
Miss Floy Matthews has returned
to Tiosa after visit of few days
with relatives here.
Harvey Deacon, who was badly in
jured by horse falling on him ten
days ago, is improving slowly.
Rev. ]. ]. Coleman went to Sante
Fe Miami county to hold quarterly
meetings Saturday and Sunday.
Samuel Sch1osser went to Indian
apolis Friday morning to spend a
few days with Indiana legislators
Thieves made another raid on the
Schultheiss tannery Wedn 5day night
and got about $50 worth of hides.
| Winfield Sponsler and his mother
who have been seriously i'll for many
months, seem considerably improved
Miss Maggie Steckman is slowly
recovering from very severe attack
of grip. She has been in bed ten
days.
Thomas E. Houghton of Culver
| who seemed at the point of death
several weeks ago, is now able to
walk out again.
S. F. Bowman of Mentone, has
been recommended for the postoffice
at that place Austin Milbern is the
present incumbent.
r. A. Kloepfer of Logansport, was
in Plymouth Tuesday. He still has
a warm spot in his heart for Ply
mouth and its people.
Mrs. Fullenwider, of Waveland
Ind, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Crowder, in this city
went to Pittsburg Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Becker
have returned to Noblesville after q
visit of a week with Theodore's par
ents and other relatives in this city.
The tendency toward freakishness
appears about as general this winter
in legislative and official circles as thu
tendency among the rest Of us to take
grip.
| w. S. Gear, who fell from a cherry
tree last summer and was so badly
hurt that he has not been out of BED
since, is now suffering from a severe
attack of grip.
1t is now up to the able and astute
lawyers to locate the various holes in
the blind tiger bill through which the
constitution may be thrown without
touching the edges.
Never was anything truer than this
from the Atchison Globe: when you
show some men a. favor, instead o.
approaching it, they fatter them
selves that they have worked YOU
Mrs Dr. Burkett who has been
seriously i'll for sometime, is some
what improved and has gone to War
saw to spend few weeks with her
mother and her sister, Mrs. Logan
Williams.
i George III. Asire, well known in
Plymouth, died suddenly at South
Bend. Thursday afternoon from ar
acute attack OF neuralgia of the heart
He was about so years old and is sur
vived by family.
Frank Overmyer and Postmastel
Eley of Burr Oak, transacted bust
ness in Plymouth Friday The post
master is an old time friend of tn,
publisher of this paper and he made
this office a pleasant call.
| Nearly 20,0OO,000 horses are enum
Grated in the United States, with al
Leverage value of 500. There will b,
no horseless era, even though tn,
| air should be full of cavorting auto
mobiles and flying machines.
| All Muncie lodges and clubs carry
ing bars closed the bars last Saturda
night. This action is due to lega
advice that the clubs have no right tC
be in the liquor business since thu
enactment of the blind tiger" law
| Thirty-nine bottling houses anc
blind tigers" have been obliged t.
cease businss in South Bend Decaus-
| of this law which went into effec
last week The Elks and Indian;
club, which have maintained bars
are also affected.
AT the high school oratorical con
test in this city Friday afternoon
Earl Mclaughlin was awarded frs
place, Hubert Tanner second an,
Miss Laura Shoemaker third TIL,
judges were Charles Kellison, Mrs
Wiley and George H. Thayer
The Indiana bankers at Fort Leav
enworth, Kan, are reported to be do
ing we'll. and that is lust what the,
were reported to be doing here il
Indiana 1t isn't probable, however
that they'll be quite as active at tn,
Leavenworth health resort.-SoutI
Bend Tribune.
Peoria is maintaining its usua
record. Edwin S. Tate has confessed
to rihing the school board safe Their
and to burning evidence against New
ton c. Daugherty. When one think
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