The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-06

Home grown straw berries are IN |
market
George Weigle is sick with infam-
nation of the bowels.
Seventeen marriage licenses were
issued in this county during the month |
of May.
Miss Edith Jeffries who has been
sick for the past two weeks is able to be
ny and around.
$50 bushels of corn was shelled at
Thayer's ELEVATOR in one hour and fifty |
minutes Friday.
Mrs, Craig has been compelled to
give up work at the railroad lunch stand
on account of poor health.
Mrs. Andrew j. Thayer who resides
north of Linkville. is seriously ill with
Inflammation of the heart.
MIR D. NJ Beckner wishes us to say
that teams will not be allowed in the
grove at the Antioch meeting this year.
Brooke Bowman, of the Bremen
Enquirer was in town Friday and says
Decoration Day was appropriately oo
served in Bremen.
Underwood & Son can sell you any
thing.you want in the bicycle line, and
or repair work they save you money.
Try them and see. wdtt
Mrs. Maggie Stanley, who has been
visiting her brothers, the Espicks and
other relatives in this city. returned to
Chicago Fridsy afternoon.
Miles r. Tibitts post G. A. r. of
this city attended commencement ex-
ercises at Culver Monday, by invitation
Of Culver Military Academy.
Mrs. George Hutchinson, who re
sides near the Blain bridge. and David
Reynolds residing in the south part of
town are reported critically i'll.
"A writer makes clever little p int
as follows: ''If man really deserves
praise he doesn't want it-and if he
really wants it. he doesn't deserve it.
Mrs G. s. Cleveland left for her old
home at Edgerton. Ohio. Friday. She
will be gone several weeks and will visit
the exposition at Buffalo before return
ing.
&C. o. Musselman has sold the Knox
Crescent to r. S. Wellock OF Delphi
who announces that the paper will here
after be neutral in politics. The paper
has been Democratic.
The Bremen boys band under the
management Of Harry Ringle made ex.
cellent music IN Plymouth on Decora.
ton Day The ''kids" as they are call
ed can KNOCK: the socks off" many older
organizations.
The Berrien Springs creamery has
gone down 440 feet Cor good we'll of
water, but has not found it. They now
expect an oil or gas we'll and will 60 100
feet further into the bed of slate to get
one or tie other.
The city of Indianapolis talks of
testing voting machines at the coming
municipal election. Machines are to be
borrowed if used. not bought. A num-
Der of different kinds are to be used in
order to determine what make does the
most satisfactory work.
-Myron Chase, of Polk township. was
in town Friday. He reports a very
large attendance and appropriate Memo
rial exercises at Walkerton. Thompson
Turner delivered the Grafton and it was
pronounced one of the very best ever de-
livered on such an occasion.
The water flowing from the springs
at Winona Park near Warsaw has been
analysed by experts and found to be
even better for medicinal purposes thar
the famous Waukesha water. As re-
suit, the Winona officials have determin
ed to bottle the water, and large plant
is now being put in for that purpose.
| The honor of Mrs. McKinley's re-
,covery must be divided between the
prayers Of the Christian scientists, who
claim the whole credit and the efficacy
,ef an injection Of sault. To the virtues
:of the latter remedy Mrs. Mckinley
quick restoration to improved health il
being largely attributed.
| w. d. Pratt, of indianapolis, made
our Office pleasant call on his way home
from the funeral of Charles B. Hibberd
the well known job printer and bool
binder of South Bend who died few
days ago at Pasadena, California. whers
he had been sojourning for some time
for the benefit of his health. His death
was due to locomotor ataxia.
"A branch of the National Druggists
association was organized here Friday
; Almost all the druggists of Marshal
county were present, The officers TO
the ensuing year are: President L. Tan
ner, Plymouth. Vice president Chas. E