The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-05-29
LOCAL NEWS

South Bend beat Bremen by score
of to 5. 1t was a good game of ball.
Orva Apple, of Inwood, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with friends in this
city.
The Bourbon schools have closed
and Miss Carrie Boss is home for va
cation.
Mrs. Allerton went to Larwill on
Monday to take treatment at the san
itarium.
Miss Carrie Brooke was home over
Sunday, returning to Fort Wayne
Monday forenoon.
Clarence Miller spent Sunday with
his wife at South Bend who is sick
with typhoid fever.
G. A Glingle and family, of Bour-
bon, visited over Sunday with rela-
tives and friends in Plymouth
Charles Lish, who has been teach
ing at Grovertown went to Rochester
Monday morning to attend school.
Valentine Nye, of Polk township,
who has been quite sick for sometime,
is reported somewhat improved.
Mrs. William Yearrick, of Argos,
spent Sunday in this city, the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Wickizer.
w. Fl. Bollman who came down
from Knox &c vote at the primary
election returned to Starke county
Monday.
All the churches and Sunday schools
were patriotic Sunday. Memorial
day is having more significance as the
years go by.
A mob took Abe Withercup from
the Jail at Paris, Mo-, Sunday morn
Ing and hanged him. Withercup was
a colored man who had killed white
man named Grow.
David Harrington, from Jim Poul-
sons township, brought in the returns
from Tippecanoe Monday. Mr.. Har.
rington is one of the oldest and best
school teachers in the county, which
is a good deal to say of a democrat.
Memorial services at the Presby.
terrain church were largely attended
by Grand Army men, the church was
appropriately decorated, the congrega.
tion was large. the preaching excellent
and the mnsci and Sunday school ser.
vices were all of patriotic nature.
The dollar Sunday excursion is once
more getting in its deadly work on
the local pocket book. There is
something inconsistent about system
that takes you to Indianapolis and
back on Sunday for 81, and if you
have to duplicate the trip on Monday,
demands $500 for the same service.
Over a hundred children from
Brightside attended the M. E. church
Sunday morning They were just a
little late and did not get seats until
after the opening prayer. Pastor Nc
Kenzie had prepared sermon for
Older people, but he chose another
text and delivered an extemporaneous
sermon that was among the best ever
heard in this city and was helpful to
young and old.
Dan Emrick says he has "a acres OF
corn, 10 acres of hay, II acres of pick.
les and everything is growing fine. He
has good cattle, horses, hogs and
sheep and he could sell at a higher
figure than those articles commanded
in past years, and since everything in
sight is going republican Dan says he
has chopped" clear over and wants to
henceforth be known as solid republi-
can. There are others-and more
coming.-Rochester Republican.
Friday afternoon, Mrs. veclotck
who lives just east of Lake of the
Woods was attempting to drive some
geese through gate when young
man who was visiting a neighbor
named Washtnotk, stepped into the
gateway. The woman told him to get
out of the way but instead Of doing so
he picked up board, struck her over
the head and fractured her skull. The
youth is about Is years old and
lives IN South Bend. The woman is
reported IN q CRITICAL condition.