The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13

st. Joseph county will have farm
ers' picnic instead of county fair next
September,
The l.. E. & w. railroad will run
excursions to Indianapolis and to Michi
gan City nexs Sunday.
Mrs. BeckneIl Of near Bourbon. has
gone to South Bend to visit her daugh-
ter, and will go from there to Missouri.
Following is the list Of unclaimed
letters: A. L. Baughman, W. Ke!byely
Nj. d., James Grimes, Ids Stahl Lana
Richards.
"A. ID. Jacoby and wife of Muskegon,
Mich. is here at the bedside of his
mother who has been seriously i'll for
several days.
Mrs. Boyd Richey, OF Monticello, Is
visiting DR.. Rlchey at donaldson and
William Richey and other relatives at
Bourbon this week.
General Fred Kueffier, one of the
best known men in Indiana. is lowering
between life and death at his home IN
Indianapolis. He has been sufferer
from diabetes for six years.
Miss Emma Crowley. one of the
teachers of the public schools. left Mon
day evening for her home at Weston
Mills. N. Y. She will spend part of her
vacation in New York City.
LAGRANGE is now left with but one sa-
loon, license having been refused to
NJ. L, Byers. The Call says john Kapp's
license expires in October and intimates
that LAGRANGE is to be dry town.
After many provoking delays the
heated term has arrived and the shirt
waist man can show his latest purchase.
According to the weather man the visit
OF torridity is to be extended. Evident
" summer has come in earnest.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Hervey arrived
from Blissfeld, Mich, Tuesday even.
ing for visit of several days in this city
and vicinity. They are two of the most
active and best preserved people that
can be found any where at the age of IS
Yeas.
"A movement has been STATED at
Pumptowl, n. j.. where Prof. Herron
and his free love spouse have settled
down living as man and wife. to cause
this unsavory pair to get out of the COM
munity. The claim is made that they
are living together in violation of the
laws of the state.
The outlook for wheat In Kansas
and Missouri is not SO favorable as a
month ago, but. unless something un-
foreseen should happen. winter wheat
will be good srop. While this en-
couraging report is made for this coun-
try, the intelligence from both France
and Germany is that the crop will be un-
usually light.
indianapolis is to have handsome
and modern new hotel to be erected on
the site of the present Bates house. The
new hotel is to be called the Ciaypool.
1t will be eight stories high absolutely
FIRE proof. of splendid style and equip
ment and Will represent an outlay of
81, 100000: The contract for the struct-
ture has just been awarded to Geo. B.
Swift and Co., of Chicago, and they are
given fourteen months in which to COM
plete the building for occupancy.
Life insurance companies are about
to introduce new feature in Issuing
policies. 1t is proposed to create three
divisions-one comprising those who alb
stain wholly from the use of intoxicants:
second, those who drink moderately:
third, persons who take their teddy reg
ularly. Different rates will be fixed for
these three divisions The rate for to-
tai abstainers will be lowest, it being
held that risks on their lives are safer
and that.they live longer than those in
dulging in intoxicants. Such system
is said to have prevailed in Europe for
some years and to have worked salts
facfor,lv