The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-04-16
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Lucie Shultz has gone TO La
paz for visit with friends.
Mrs. Ella Simons has gone to War
saw for few days visit with friends
Chas. Gaunter has returned from
a couple days business trip at Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. B. Bickham have
gone to South Bend, for few days
visit with relatives.
Jacob Gibbs has returned TO Ben
ton Harbor. after spending a few
days in this city on business
Mr. Daniel CRUDE and his daughter
Mrs Geo. Shelley of South Bend
spent the day with friends at Argos
Win rent house and barn with priv
ilege of grove at Lake OF the Woods
for season or year. Isaac Brown
Oxford, Ind 2w3
Mrs Mary Suit returned to her
home in South Bend, Tuesday after
visiting for a week with friends in
this city.
Miss E. A Stacy went to Culver
Tuesday TO attend the county insti-
tute of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union.
Mrs Lydia Walsh has returned to
her home IN Grovertown. after visit
ing for few days with Mrs. Mary
Burns in this city.
Miss Frances McChasen OF South
Bend, who has been visiting with rel
atives in this city, went to Harris, for
a short visit Thursday
Mrs Lettie Helms returned to her
home in Warsaw, Tuesday, after a
few days visit with the family OF
VIM Helm, in this city.
Captain ]. S Fleet will leave Gull
yer at the close of the present session
OF the Military Academy TO accept a
position in school at Atlanta, Geor-
gisL
The New York State Republican
convention was controlled by the
friends of President Roosevelt, and
instructed its four delegates at large
for Hughes.
Mrs. A. Mast and Miss Recka Mast
of Bourbon, visited with Plymouth
friends Tuesday enroute to AnnArbor
Mich, where they will spend few
days.
Mrs. Nora Sholtz of Terre Haute
who has been visit; with her moth
er, Mrs w. S Hendricks in this city
went TO Argos fer a few days visit
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. White OF
South Bend, who has been visiting
with the family OF Andrew Richard
went to Argos for a few days visit
Thursday
Conspicuous at the coming state
meeting of the c. A. r. at Kokomo
will be the drum corps organized by
W. H. Mershon, composed of twenty
musicians of Warsaw.
Mrs. Angie Barber and son Ben
jamin of Bourbon, spent Tuesday ir
this city, enroute to Ludington, Mich.
where they will spend the summer
with her daughter, Mrs Maud Pletch-
cr.
Miss Ethel Moorehouse has return
ed to her home in Roam, Ind, after
visiting for a few days with the fam.
lily of VIM. Wilkinson She was ac-
companied home by Mrs. Wilkinson
who will viSi for few days there
The April .rop report of the De-
partment of Agriculture Shows highly
satisfactory conditions for winter
wheat The figures stand at 91.3 pei
cent-as against s6.3 of last April
This means nearly 5OO,OOO,OOO bushels
as the prospective crop.
The state department. OF inspection
has sounded a warning TO factory
owners and factory workmen through
out the state relative to the protec-
ton of line shafting so as to prevent
the clothing of workmen from get
ting caught in the shafting.
The Leesburg Leader is the name
of a new weekly newspaper to be es-
tablished at Leesburg, Kosciusko
county by Frank f Book, of War
saw The Weekly Standard has sus-
pended after an existence OF twenty
years, and the owners of the plant
will establish a new weekly paper al
Syracuse.
When A. NJ. Reeves, the old sexton
of Mt. Tabor church, near Muncie
disinterred the body of Mrs. Myra
Cough, wife of Eli Cough, after il
had been buried for fifteen years, he
was surprised to find the body petri-
fed and as hard as stone. The body
was reinterred in another burying
ground
Between 100000 and 100000
official base balls are used yearly
on the American diamonds The de-
clared advance of 25 cents on each
ball this year means, therefore, more
than $1,25O,0OO increase TO the hand
Ierc The first base hall facrOrv was