The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-05-30


day.
Mrs, P. Hrrsen has gone to Chicago
to Visitor several days while their house
is being remodeled.
Schiller Bros. & Orr's circus was
blown to pieces at Kalamazoo, Mich,
Thursday afternoon at $50 O'Clock, The
show is in hard luck.
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs, Irene Hong,
who were called here by the death of
their aunt. Mrs. F. @. easier. have re.
turned to their home at Wabash,
! After the address given by Prof.
Herring at the school house Friday even.
lag the big Four" we're highly enter
tertained at a chatting dish dinner given
by Georgia Vinall.
"A violent wind and hail storm visit
ed South Bend about $50 Thursday af.
ternoon and caused much damage,
/ Large hail stones fell with great force
and the lightning was very severe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wilmer, living
near North Liberty, ST. Joe, county, eel.
ebrated their fifty eighth wedding ami
yersary. They are parents of fifteen
children.
Miss Dollie Whittenberger a niece
OF Mrs Henry Foglesong. died of typhoid
fever at her home in Rochester Sat-
urday morning. The funeral was held
Monday.
There is little cause for idleness in
this country now. Workmen in all lines
are In demand, and now comes cry
from Kansas for 10000 men to work in
the harvest fields at from 81 80 TO $3.50 a
day and board.
Lafayette is at work raising fund
OF $4,000 to secure new factories and
already half of the amount is assured.
Ii Lafayette is looking for bargains in
factories, it should have had buyer in
Plymouth last Wednesday.
The American Wood Rim Co. and
the Chicago parties who bought the
novelty works have given Samuel Parker
trust deed to the real estate SO that he
can sell it whenever he can find a pur-
chaser
George Davis and Charles Boone,
residing near Tyner. were arrested Fri
day charged with stealing chickens from
Anthony May. The defendants were not
ready for trial and Justice Collier grant
ed continuance until this week.
Mrs. A. T. Spellman returned to her
home at Monroeville Saturday. She has
been visiting the family of F.. M, SPELL
man who came here from Paulding
county. Ohio, this spring and bought
the we'll known Walker farm in the
Southwest corner of Green township
"A conservator of the peace on Mon
day took prisoner to the county jail
from Nappanee. who, for getting drunk
and resisting an officer. must be deprived
OF his liberty for fifteen days, at cost
too, of at least s25 to the tax payers. to
say nothing of the Sunday affair being
an injury to the town.
The stockholders of the Plymouth
Masonic Temple association met Thurs
day evening and organized by electipg
these officers: Roscoe A. Chase, presi-
dent; VIM. II. Conger. secretary; Oliver
q. Soice, treasurer. The above officers
together with Lucius Tanner and Brad
ly G. Southworth constitute the board of
directors.
Auditor Hart is preparing blanks to
be sent to the auditors of Indiana's 90
counties to ascertain the amount of
school fund money on hand in each
county. also the amount loaned, and
whether the loans are we'll secured. He
is doing this in accordance with the new
law passed. allowing the auditor of state,
when he deems it advisable. to transfer
school funds from one county to another,
in order that they may be loaned
Invitations have been issued for the
9th annual commencement of Notre
Dame university, which begins June 13,
at p. 10. On the evening previous at
8 o'clock the graduating exercises will
take place in Washington hall, when
the address will be delivered by Ri, Rev.
John Shapley, ID. D.. bishop of Fargo,
N. ID. Thursdays program includes
closing exercises. class poem. yaledictory
awarding OF medals. comforting of de-
grees.
-Fortyfour years ago Andrew
Carnegie, poor Iaboring boy, left Scot
land and came to America. Last week
he returned to his native country to Wis
it the scenes of his childhood, and one
OF the first things he did when he reach
ed there. was to give ten millions of dol
lars to the four principal universities of
Scotland to be used in educating the
masses. This seems more incredible
than many OF the stories we read in
novels, but it is true.