The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-11-21
LOCAL NEWS


few days with friends at Mexico. Ind.
G. w. Knoblock has gone to South
Bend for a few days visit with
friends
Miss Martha Kelley OF Warsaw, is
the guest of Miss Media Shaffer, for
a, few days.
Mrs. Howard Myers has gone to
Hoovers' station, for Tow days visit
with friends and relatives.
Mrs s. p Cox has returned 10 her
home in Culver, after visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. }. y. Tuesberg.
Mrs Sue Haring and daughter.
Miss Parsoy, OF Ithaca. Mich, are
the guests OF Mrs. Geo. A. Marsh.
Mrs Samuel Clabaugh has returned
to her home N Lapaz, after visiting
with friends in this city and Columbia
City
DR.. and Mrs. Richie of Donaldson,
are the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
]. c. Whitesell, in this city, for few
days.
Mrs. Anna Brown has gone 10 Chi
cago, where she will spend tie winter
with her daughter. Mrs. DR.. Hanford
Brown
Mrs. r. J. Harmell OF Nashville,
Tenn, spent Friday in this city. She
IS visiting with Mrs. Elmer Jones at
Donaldson
Mrs. NJ. w. simons md son, Al
bertus. of Denver. Colo, are visiting
in this city. They expect to remain in
this city for some time
Mrs. H. G. Thayer and grandson,
Paul, went to Chicago Friday, where
they will join Mr.. and Mrs.\ Geo.
Thayer. for a few days visit in that
city
Media Personnel has returned TO
her home in Benton Harbor. Mich,
safter spentiing a few days with the
family of her brother, A B. Personnel
in this city.
Mr. David Greiner and wife. of La
Grande, Oregon. who visited with his
nephew, O. A Greiner and other rela-
tives, departed Thursday night for
Floris, Ia. and points in Mo-, and
Kansas, before returning TO their
home in Oregon
There was time when the blind
were practically certain of universal
sympathy. But we have in our midst
certain exempliiication of the fact
that this is no longer the case Who
ever casts a plying glance upon the
blind tiger in its extremity?
If two diametrical circles With oc-
tagonal peripheries should collide
with disenfranchisen idiosyncracy,
: what effect would the catastrophe
have on a crystallized Goldfish sus-
pended by the tail from rhe homo
genious rafter of the empyrean? Who
can answer?
Because Conrad Walters, of Allie
gan, Mich. 80. a farmer, offended
their ideas of propriety by marrying
a few weeks after the death of his
wife, a mob Of neighbors visited his
home Thursday night and exploded
several sticks OF dynamite under the
building and smashing every window
Walters iredsat the mob, which con-
tained-a number of women, but failed
10 hit anyone.
Panama is the. place for unattached
women to go if they wish TO marry,
says Miss Boswell, who lately return
ed from tour OF the canal zone
which she took at the request of Sec
rotary Taft Many bachelors are there
and they are all lonely, she declares.
OF course. if any young women visit
Panama after this. it will be under
stood that their motives are purely
altrmstic Nothing distresses a wom-
an more than theithohght of lonely
man.
What is said to be the fastest mile
ever made by locomotive on track
containing curves was covered Thurs
day. by steam locomotive No. SOC
which is being used in the special
tests being conducted at Clayton, N.
a.
it travelled mile at speed OF 91.6
miles per hour The trial was made
over a specially built track. One OF
the new electric locomotives was also
given a trial Two trips were made,
the first at the rate of seventy-two
miles an hour, and THE second at sew
enty-Iine.
Thursday was the birthday of Mrs.
Harry Harris. and in the evening
thirty-6ve good friends approached
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Harris and
demanded admittance. Harry was just
then trying to convince his wife how
fortunate she was, fifteen years ago,
in choosing him for her life-partner
instead of the other fellow who was
trying to beat Harry's time, when the
mutual compliments of the couple
were broken into by the arrival of
the guests. They brought oysters
and a general good time was had un-
til II o'clock Harry claims his wife
is eighteen and growing younger
every year.