The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-07
F. n. KUHN.

Mrs. c. L. Mcclure has returned
to South Bend after visit with rela-
tives at Tyner.
Mrs. Jonas Miller of Los Angeles,
California, is visiting in this and 81.
Joseph counties.
DR.. Knott of this city and DIR.
Wiseman of Culver, went to Chicago
Friday afternoon.
Miss Arvesta Stuck who has been
employed at Logaonsport sometime,
returned home quite sick Friday.
Dickson Thompson who has been
seriously i'll for many weeks, is now
able to be up part of the time.
The legislature did right in killing
the bill to increase the salary of the
secretary of the state board of health
The seven-nonths old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Schuyler Griggs, residing
south Of this city, died Friday morn
ing.
Mrs Meredith and her niece, Mrs
Hiatt, who have been visiting Mrs
Thomas Sponsler, went to Bourbon
Friday.
Mrs. johnson who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Blain, re-
turned Friday to her home at Benton
Harbor, Mich.
Lieutenant Frank thomas has been
advanced to the rank of captain OF
company /, by the resignation OF
Captain Holtzendorff.
Mrs. Mile Snyder and children
who have been visiting here this win
ter, left for their home at Cameron
Wis, Friday afternoon
Miss Ollie Fairy of Goshen, who
has been spending the winter in Ply
mouth has gone to Rochester for a
visit with relatives in that city.
Henry Schultz, who has been cut
ting logs this winter for the saw mill
northwest of town, has returned with
his family to his home at Burkett.
The many friends of James Red
dick, who resides near Inwood and
was stricken with paralysis recently
will be glad to learn that he is able
to be up again.
Carrie Nation has been denied the
privilege of entering the White
House for the purpose of asking Pres
ident Roosevelt whether Mrs. Nicho-
las Longworth smokes cigarettes.
The bill to prevent fishing through
the ice on Indiana lakes has been
knocked out This is the first recogni-
ton the country fishermen have re-
ceived from the legislature for many
| years.
1t is reported that more Philippine
! islands have recently emerged from
the sea- To him that hath shall be
given, but large quantity of thi:
sort of real estate might be unwel
come.
| Frank Carter, who founded the
Bourbon News several years ago, ha
been taken to Longcliff. He was edi
tor and proprietor of a paper a
Cromwell, Ind, when his mind be-
came unbalanced
We note that the Plymouth Demo
crat has attached one of those pictor-
ial sections to its weekly edition. The
note of warning sounded by a NUM-
Der of prominent newspaper writers
has not reached that office--Bourbor
Advance.
The Indiana sheriffs are on decl
before the legislature with a bill de-
signed to legalize the collection o.
/ Tin and out fees" that is to catch the
taxpayers coming and going. Sheriff
Voreis of this county is opposed tc
| the bill
Two-cent railroad fares good ethics
on trains or at railway stations, witt
$50 pounds of baggage car free, seen
to be the go in this state. The senat,
/ by vote of 46 to o passed the bill
and that the house will do the So n,
seems certain.
ID. w. Place sold last week to Mr.
Dikeman, of Pennington, Ill, ~
acres of reclaimed marsh land for 81
an acre cash Eighteen years age
Mr. Place bought the land for S. al
acre and by system of drainag,
made valuable land of it-Walkertor
Independent.
The national House has vote;
down the agricultural measure which
was to prohibit the free distribution
of seeds on the part of the congress
men. That this measure should los,
out was a forgone conclusion TIL,
distribution of seeds has long beer
one of the strongest pulls congress
man has for a denomination
The knell Of gambling in East Chi
cago and Indiana Harbor. which ar
under one municipal government, ha
been sounded by Mayor DeBraie, tn
reform executive, who has issued
mandatory order that gambling mus
cease in both cities, and he has in
structed the police TO begin opera
tons by smashing every slot machin
in operation