The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-01-30
LOCAL NEWS


Matthias Kitch of Bourbon town
ship was a Plymouth visitor Friday.
E. A. Gerard of Chicago, visited his
uncle. Prof. Frank Carey and family
Thursday.
Thomas Neville of Marion, was in
this city Thursday. renewing old &C
q~uaintances.
Rev. J. ]. Coleman .las left for a
ten days trip to Fountain City. and
Bryant, Ind.
Conrad Bergman Of Montpelier, o.,
is in this city visiting with friends
and relatives.
James B. Clough of Michigan City,
is visiting with the family of MIS-
Chas. Clough.
Mrs. Mary Ritter and daughter,
Ola, of T~ippecanoe, visited with Ply
mouth friends today.
Mrs. Caroline Craig is visiting
with friends and relatives at Misha-
waka for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Hughes nave
gone TO Wabash to spend a few days
with friends and relatives there.
Misses Julia Yockey and Irene
Kuhn took part in a musical recital
at Winona Lake. Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ed Hunter has returned 70
her home in this city, after spending
a few days with relatives at Roches-
ter.
Mesdames VIM. Everly, c. S.
Cleveland. and J. E. Ellis, spent the
day with Mrs. |. NJ. Mattingly at Ar
gos.
County Surveyor Percy Troyer and
c. P. Holloway, have gone TO Goshen
to spend a couple Of days on bust
ness.
Mrs. Cassius Brown, who has been
visi g with her father. VIM. Rieder-
man. returned to her home in Ro-
chester. Friday.
Mrs. Eta Day and daughters went
to Plymouth this morning where they
will make their future home.-Ro-
chester Sentinel
Miss Beulah Leslie returned to her
home in Bourbon. Friday after spend
ing a couple OF days with Miss Lottie
Fuller in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Snyder who
have been visiting with the family OF
David Yazel in this city, returned to
their home in Mishawaka Friday
Aaron Jones OF South Bend, prcsf-
dent of the nationa grange, IS IN
Washington to see what he can do in
behalf Of a bill in congress for good
roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith and
children of Foudea. Iowa. who have
been visiting with Mrs. Smiths faith
er, Anthony Moiter, in this city. went
TO Frankfort. Friday. where they will
spend a few days with friends.
The Indispensable threatens to pub
lish the names in full OF those who
participated in the poker game Sun
day. We dare Mr.. Messker to do so
He might publish a partial list, bu'
the names Of all the players wolld
implica;e Mr.. Metsker. and the Jun
holy editor will hardly do this.
General Superintendent Blake a
Mapledoram, Of the Chicago-Nev
York AIR Line, makes the
ment that on or before March s the
company will place Broadway divi-
sion at Gary in operation. At first
a Is minute schedule will be observed
When the business warrants it the
schedule will be shortened by plac-
ing extra cars in commission.
1t is said that between 1000 and
5000 unskilled iaborers are now idle
in South Bend. The Studebaker. OIL
iver, Singer and Bifdsell factories
have ali laid off many of their EN-
ployes- The cause assigned is that
no currency is available to make up
the pay rolls. AS yet skilled labor
in South Bend is not affected by the
Tightening of the money market.
The Pension Department mus
have its rules, of course, but wher
a widow SO years old. who has LIVED
with the husband of her youth FOL
h~fty-seven years is refused a pension
because she can not prove that th'
marriage ceremony was performed
as related in I Carroll County case, i
appears to be more OF a circunlocu
ton Office than IS necessary and TIL
exercise of common sense a virtue Il
be recommended.
Monday, while we were writing
copy, getting out some bills, waiting
on six customers and answering tn,
phone, all in one breafh a fellow
from up the street rushed in to prov,
a bet by rs and we have been Graz,
with the heat ever since. He onl,
warted to know-If a lion can eat
GOV in four hours and a bear can ca
the same cow in six hours. and a vol
can eat the same cow in eight hours
and a coyote can eat the COW in elev
en- hours, how long will it take th'
coyote TO eat what is left OF the Gov
after the lion had been eating tw'
hours, the bear an hour and twent,
minutes and the wolf three quarter
of an hour?-Kewanna Herald.