The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-10

The pickle season is over and the
crop was almost an average notwith-
standing the cold, wet summer
1t ought to be possible to indict
about half the weighing machines in
town for obtaining money under false
pretenses.
Mrs o. ID. Mitchell of Walkerton,
who has been visiting for few days
with Mrs. Edwin Barber. has gone to
Harris for a short visit
Russell Helm has returned to Chi
cago, where he is a student in the
University OF Illinois, taking medi-
cal course. This is his second year.
Consul, the monkey that has hgur-
ed as guest of honor at Newport
dinners, smokes two packages OF Gig
arettes day. And there are others.
Mrs J. A English and grand
daughter, Miss Ruth Parker, have
gone to Cardington, Ohio for visit
with the daughter of Mrs. English,
Mrs Z. W. League
A. II. Zilmer of Milwaukee, Wis
who has been in this city for the past
few days, disposing OF his property,
left for lecture tour through Ken
lucky state, Thursday.
Senator and Mrs. Beverage who
had been iu Washington a few days,
house hunting. left for indianapolis
Wednesday, where they expect to re
main until Congress meets.
Mrs. NJ Houghton and Mrs. E.
Perbis,l OF Benton county, Ind, who
have been visiting with Mrs John
Bender and other friends in this city
are the guests of frierds at Culver.
Mrs. Susan F. Wallace, widow OF
Gen. Lew Wallace, statesman and
author OF Ben Hur died at her home
in Charlottesville Tuesday night, fol
lowing an illness of little more than
three weeks.
Mrs. f. NJ Massena of Indianap-
OILS, who has been visiting with the
family of her son, A. E. Massena
went to Bourbon Thursday for a
short visit. She was ACCOMPANIED bx
Mrs. A. f. Massena.
The king of Denmark has a collec-
ton of eggs valued at $125,O0O. A
mere bag o shells compared with
the collection owned by the cold stor-
age trust, which it will sell you a,
fifty cents dozen along about
Christmas.
Melvin Fields has returned from q
few weeks stay at Las Vegas, New
Mexico Frank Thomas is expected
also in few days The boys were
dissatisfied with the country and de-
cided that Indiana was good enough
for while longer.
The Lake Erie & Western and the
Monon prohted more by the Indiana
State Fair this year than in any for
mer year handling fully a third more
loaded cars and nearly double the
number of people they did during any
of the former fairs
to the murder of William Goebel
Judge Morris was one OF the leading
members Of the last general assembly
and has served as circuit Judge and
commonwealth attorney of his dis
trict. He is regarded as an able jurist
He has not yet fixed the time to try
the case.
Lucy A. Caldwell. of Inwood, who
had her hip broken the Bird of July
left with her daughter, Mrs ]. B
Camerer, last Wednesday for Vermil
lion s. d., ID spend the winter; hel
son, J. s. Caldwell, accompanied then
through to Chicago, returning home
the same night.
The engineer who made the esti
mates for the Gatum locks and dan
on the Atlantic end of the Panama
Canal included in his calculation on,
gigantic steam shovel But five arr
now at work. an example of how TIL,
digging goes on faster than was ex
pected
A buck and wing dancing contes
for the local championship and $2l
in gold was the feature of the bal
given by the Fourth Ward Clul
at Bayonne, N. J. The contest wa,
won by Henry Blaire, legless paint
er, who carves his own legs anC
wears shoes. He introduced steps hi
competitors never had seen.
The Rev DR. Edward Bereher Ma
son, a musician and composer o
hymns. and one of the best known
clergymen IN Maine, died Tuesday a
the age of SO years. He was nativ,
OF Cincinnati and was an alumnus o
Knox College, Galesburg, LII. II,
has leld pastoratcs in the centra
state, and Massachusetts but OWN,
to i'll health retired from active worl
in 1892.
Governor ] Frank Hanley, his pri
vate secretary. Col. Fred Gemmer
and r. Harry Miller have purchased
a farm of 223 acres FIVE miles east o
Seymour, Ind. There is eighty-hv,
acres of fine timber on the farm anc
this was the particular feature tina
prompted the purchase. They viii
put 4 sas-n. Il on the farm and cut tn,
timber INTO lumber Mr.. Miller will
have charge of this work.
Mrs. Susan Z. Wallace, widow o
lfC I 4 L