The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-19
ENAMELED WARE
JOHN Y. ASHLEY AND son
Goods, Low Prices and Honest Weights

The wet summer predlcted oy some
Of the old settlers is here.
James Severns is building a nice
two story house on his farm north of
Argos.
p. j. McGuire, Of Fort Wayne.
caught a 81 pound bass at Pretty Lake
Thursday.
Wade Fishburne has moved from
Argos to this city and now resides
near the planning mill.
Thursday was the hottest day of
the year SO far. The mercury reached
81 degrees in the shade.
The total assessment of Marshall
county is s., $50, l25, showing a gain
of S7O.S75 over the assessment of
1901.
John Zehner. of Argos, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Mark
Fryman, the past few days returned
home Thur day.
The South Bend lodge OF Elks have
closed a contract with the BoStock
shows TO put Oh street carnival there
for week In September.
Hobson is out of the navy and i'm
politics He can kiss all the women
and babies he wants to now without
being called to account
The locust cole les are SO large and
numerous in the woods north of Elk
hart that their singing can be heard
half a mile from the woods.
c. Deare, of &C lar Lake, visited
here Thursday and Thursday night
and went from here to Argos. He
was the guest of Frank Kline.
Ed Rivar, of Bourbon, has been
engaged to teach room d, in the
Washington school of this city, He
will move to Plymouth in August.
c. W. Metsker, of the Plymouth
independently Democrat, was elected
president of the Northern Indiana
Editorial Association for the ensuing
year.
South Michigan street Is in bad con-
dition and with no railroad crossing
east or it, it is pretty hard for people
to get in or out of town south of the
river
The graduatesof the Plymouth high
school this year are Elite Conger, Edna
Bollman, Edna Capron, Schuyler
Helm, Ralph Leonard and Russell
Tanner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark A. Jacoby took
their little son, John, to Fort Wayne
Friday. He has not been we'll since he
had an attack of appendicitis few
months ago.
a New York oculist says that his
elegant mansion in the best residence
section of the city was built entirely
by women patients who had worn
dotted wells.
The address of Prof. d. Frank Redd
of this city, at the Richlmd Sunday
school convention is spoken of by all
who heard it, as one of the best he
ever delivered.
Miss Baker, who has taught in the
Plymouth schools a number of years
and OWNS several houses and lots i'm
this city. has gone to Ionia, Mich, to
spend her vacation.
John E. Simons and iona Whisman,
Fred Nieman and Eva Reed, Clyde
Moriarity and Bertha Severns have
been authorized to get married by
County Clerk Brooke.
.'COin" Harvey says ne is out of
politics at present. He is promoting
enterprises down in Arkansas. He
finds the gold standard pretty good
one TO do business on.
Itisnow declared that brewer, work.
erS are to strike. There is always a
foment in these places, and something
is always brewing. That is what ails
a good many industries now.
On June IA, 1777, congress passed
an act declaring that che flag of the
thirteen colonies shall be thirteen
stripes, alternate red and white, with
thirteen white stars on blue field.
That is why Saturday, June IA, was
dag day.
Metsker is trying to make the Ply
mouth Independent more ultra demo-
cratic than the Plymouth democrat.
He is doing this because some demo-
Gratis don't like man who claims to
publish an independent paper for the
people of Plymouth and democratic
paper for the people outside of town.
DR.. John Alexander Dowie may be
a little of in his theological theories,
but he Is all right in many things. He
insists that his followers. over whom
he has absolute control, 60 to bed at
10 O'Clock and get up early in the