The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-07
LOCAL NEWS


Glenn Mclaughlin went to South
Bend to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry B. Allen went to Grow
ertown TO visit over Sunday.
Mr.. Allen Ramsby OF Walkerton,
has been visiting in this city.
Mrs. J. A. Holem of Streator, ILL.,,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Lawrence Taylor went to South
Bend Saturday to visit over Sunday
Ferdinand Thar has returned to
Riverside. Mich, after visit in this
city.
Only one out Of 1000 married
couples live to celebrate their golden
weddings.
Wesley Swarts, of Buchanan,
Mich, visited in this city, on his way
home from a visit in Pennsylvania.
Simeon Kessler has returned to his
home southeast of Tiosa after visit
with relatives and friends in this city.
Plymouth is one of the healthiest
towns in Indiana and Indiana is one
of the healthiest states of the United
States.
Miss Edith Wyland who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs H. b. Allen,
returned to her home at Crovertown
Saturday.
Clarence Deisch of Bremen, has
gone TO Pueblo, Colorado, where he
has secured employment in a tailor
ing establishment.
Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Bushman
went to Valparaiso Saturday to visit
over Sunday with Mrs. Wade's broth
CT, Christopher Hank. ~
If there was ever a measure that
attained complete unity of sentiment
in its support the 2-cent railroad fare
bill appears to be it.
Miss Grace Barrett of Rochester,
spent the past week with Mrs. Fred
Robbins in this city and went from
here to Warsaw for visit
Albert Bachman of Niles, Mich,
visited Friday afternoon and over
night in this city on his way home
from visit at Beaver Springs, Pa.
Henry Grippe, who has been spend
ing the winter in Illinois, has pur-
chased property in South Bend and
is moving his goods from here to that
city
1t is reported that the heirs of the
late J. s. Middleton of this city are
seeking to secover $4,000 that he in
vested in Dowie's Zion City lace fac
tory.
Mrs. ]. NJ Black of German town
ship, has been at the bedside of her
mother, Mrs. David How in this city
most of the week Mrs How is yer,
low with cancer
Mrs Josephine Burch Of West
township, one of our valued lady sub
scribers who has taken the paper
twenty years, renewed her subscrip-
ton Saturday morning.
Every day one reads about some
aged person dying The latest is Mrs
Nancy White, a Massachusetts ne
gress who was LOG years old. White
is funny name for black woman.
And now, with the flood hardly ou'
of sight, Terre Haute is talking Of
voting on municipal water plant
The people over there must be terri
bly, afraid of the possibility of going
dry.
Some sta;istician has found thai
there are 100000 women in this
country who are earning their owr
living He has not had time as yet to
find out how many are supporting
their husbands.
Marshall Field did not believe in
the policy of putting all your eggs ii
one basket The inventory of his es
tate. made public this week, showed
he held stocks and bonds in $50 o.
more corporations
DIR. Edward Church, one OF ais
leading members of the Masonic fra
ternity in Indiana, who was auditor
of Laporte county, eight years, dice
at his home in Laporte, Thursda,
night aged ~ years.
George L. Price, son of Emanue
Price of this city, has accepted pc
sition as city editor of the Mattoor
Morning Star, Matoon, ILL.,, at TWEEN
ty dollars a week George has prov
en- that he is a good newspaper man
The Logansport Pharos remark:
that the members of the minority II
the present general assembly are no
working at cross purposes. No, in
deed; where Tom Taggart issues the
orders, why should there be any con
troversy?
Harold c. Barr is the name of tn,
Laporte county boy who raised IL
bushels OF corn on one acre OF grounc
in Washington township. AT tn
Purdue corn school he showed hi
knowledge of corn by scoring RICH
along with the experts.