The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-16
LOCAL NEWS

Burr Oak were on our streets Thurs
day.
Miss Laura Teller went to South
Bend Thursday to begin her duties as
governess.
Mrs. Claude Garrison went to Twin
Lakes Thursday to spend the week
with her parents.
Mrs. J. A. Holland went to Harris
Thursday to stay with her son, Aus
tin on the farm few days.
Mr. and Mrs John Wright and
children went to Knox. Thursday to
visit friends for few days.
Miss Lucetta Spear of Frankfort,
transferred here today on her way
home from school at Valparaiso.
Miss Anna Baxter of Lapaz, and
her little brother went to Mentone
Thursday for a visit with their grand
mother.
Mrs. Hiram French of Argos, re-
turned to her home Thursday af.er
few days visit with her niece, Mrs.
Marshall
Mrs. Emma Sharpe returned to her
home in Chicago Thursday after
visit in tbs city, Culver and Argos.
Mrs. R A Randall was called to
Ann Arbor, Mich, Thursday morning
by telegram, announcing the serious
illness OF her mother
1t so turns out that they have a
Justice Young at Warsaw and that he
like our Justice Young is kept in
practice by illegal fishermen What
are the fish there for anyway if not
to be caught?
john Hutchinson an old citizen of
Walnut township, and soldier OF
the rebellion died at this home two
miles north of Argos, May s. He
had lived at the foot of the Allen hill
for many years and was good .citi-
zen.
Harold North gave us the news
that he found some mushrooms in
the alley near their house, none of
which had been frostbftten and we
have leen wondering if Harold didn't
burn a brushpile near by, in the
night, to temper the winds little.
Miss Lois Thompson had the good
fortune to secure high grade teach
ers' license from the state, and also
to be retained at Mishawaka as teach
er another year Verify all the hon
ors are not being won by Plymouth's
young men. are they!
William Davis returned TO the
Hahnemann hospital in Chicago
Thursday, for some after treatment
of his eye which he had treated in
that hospital recently for cataract
He is able to see much better than
for years and he hopes to completely
recover The sight.
Mr.. H. p. Latta and wife were in
the city Thursday TO visit the par
ents .,f the latter, Dr. and Mrs Mar
tin They were called from their
home in Mobile, Alabama, TO Goshen,
by the death of Mr.. Latta's blother
and stopped for brief stay on the
way home.
Mrs. Solomon Stockman and sister,
Mrs Beck of Bourbon, and nephew
Mr.. c. c. Watson, returned Thu sday
from Mishawaka, where they hal Wis
tied the family of T. c. Jackman
Mr.. Watson was called here
from Barron, Wisconsin, by the
death of his grandfather, c. c. Wat
son.
And now on the heels of the desire
of some doctor to chloroform .men
at the age of sixty, comes another
advising chloroforming consumptives
Why not advocate like treatment for
all cranks, as soon as they show the
symptoms OF the disease, by advocat-
ing the taking of the life of thej.
fellow men.
Mrs. Sadie Kane of Elkhart, re-
turned to her home Thursday morn
ing after a weeks stay with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Philips. Mrs. Kane was
not in the best of health and the long
vigil of watchfulness and the death
of Mr.. Philips following. SO COM
pletely unnerved her that she thought
best to return home even before the
funeral.
Talmage said, the newspaper IS the
great educator of the nineteenth CEN
fury. There is no force compared
with it, 1t is book, pulpit, forum all
in one. And there is not an interest
religious, literary, commercial, SCI
entihc, agricultural, Or mechanical
that is not within its grasp. All our
churches, and schools and colleges
and asylums, and art galleries feel
the quaking of the printing press.
Pitiable indeed is the individual
whose envy makes him miserable
whenever he sees that some one en-
gagged in the sanle line of business
that he follows get along fairly well
Such envious creatures can't get il
through their pinheads that this
world wasn't made for them exclu-
sively and that the almighty could
never have deemed it wise to secure
them a monopoly of any particular
line of business-South Bend Times