The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-05

CITY.
Ii IS rumored that there will be
great big doins" when the grand jury
meets.
Mrs. Isaac Anderson IS spending a
few days with relatives sud friends
at Bourbon.
Mrs. F. B. Carey is visiting her sis
ter at Blandinsville, Ill, and other
relatives in that vicinity.
Henry B. Halls sale was very
largely attended and almost every
thing brought good prices.
1t is said that American women
spend annually on powder, lotions,
creams, extracts, ETC., $6,000,000
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Splitter have re-
turned to South Bend after spending
a few days with friends in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Scott of Hart
ford City. returned to their home
Thursday, after spending a couple OF
days here.
ilege of grove at Lake of the Woods
for season or year. Isaac Brown,
Oxford. Ind. 5w4
a. c. North who is a probation Of
hcer, left for indianapolis and Plain
field Thursday where he will examine
the state industrial schools.
Mrs. c. E. Harris who has been
caring for her sick mother, Mrs.
Hutchinson, returned to her home III
Kalamazoo, Mich, Thursday.
H. H. Bonham returned Sunday
from a trip to Salt Lake City, and
Ogden, Utah. He reports Ed ).
Brooke and family and Will Outcalt
we'll and doing well.
The Indiana Sons of the American
Revolution will ask congress to buy
the site of Fort Benjamin Harrison,
waich was commanded by Harrison
and Zachary Taylor, both of whom
we're later presidents, and make a ma
ttional park.
In a special message TO the house
Wednesday Governor Wilson of Ken
lucky says the governor is not cloth
ed with power to put down the night
riders. He urges the legislature to
| appropriate SEC, 900 at once to be used
by him in experimenting and prose-
cutting the lawless night riders.
Physicians at Marietta, O.. are in
t~eresed IN the case of Mrs. Frank
Stage, from whose person $40 minute
pieces of glass have worked out at
different places. 1t is believed that
crushed glass was placed in the wom-
ans food. Poison was found in the
/ well on the Stage place recently. +,
James Overlease OF Garrett, is un-
der arrest on suspicion of numbering
Edward S Westfall who was employ
| ed by him and was found on the floor
Of Overlease's barn with a fractured
skull from which he died eight hours
later. 1t is said that both Westfall
and Overlease once lived in Plymouth.
John w. Elder. Of Warsaw. has
spent 1880 consecutive nights in his
home in that city; in fact he has new
Ter been away from home over night
and he observed his 52nd birthday an
niversary Monday. The record is a
unique one and it is doubtful If there
5 another person in the country who
can make a similar claim.
Down in Oklahoma farmers are
| forming acre clubs" each member
taking one acre for an experimental
crop, doing his best with it, and when
the season is over reporting his ex-
perience. inclusive OF mistakes. and
| describing his methods. This is the
most practical form of agricultural
| education and the plan might well be
adopted elsewhere.
The story is told of a Rochester
cigar manufacturer who howled loud
~ at another Rochester man for
smoking foreign-made cigars and
when the man came back at him with
the assertion that he understood the
| cigar mans house was furnished TO
4 greater or less extent with furniture
bought of a Chicago mail-order estab-
lishment excused himself by saying
his wife DID the buying.
A party of six ladies composed Of
Mrs. T. Z. Houghton. Mrs. VIM.
Matthew, Mrs. Frank Kleber, Mrs.
Idle. Mrs. VIM. Hendricks, and Mrs.
w. F. Rockhi1l, were entertained by
the latter with a bob ride to Hibbard
Upon reaching that place. the ladies
repaired to the residence OF Homer
Rockhill, where they were accorded a
royal reception, and a sumptuous din
ner. The ladies enjoyed the trip i'm
| me1sely, ana pear a iona memory OF
| Hibbard dinners.
Charles A. Stillings will not be re-
| stored to duty as Public Printer
| President Roosevelt has let this fact
| BE known to friends who talked with
aim concerning the tangle in the
| Government establishment. The re-
port of w. S. Rossiter will be made
20 the President within a week. it is
| expected. He has communicated
some of his findings to the President,
and these are said to substantiate the
charges which resulted in the suspen-
sion of Mr.. Stillings.