The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-19

Jonathan Brown has gene to Kos
ciusko county for a visit of two weeks.
The state Gamers ASSOCIATION
thinks the tomato crop of Indiana will
not be quite up TO an average.
Mrs. Cunningham and daughter, of
Bourbon, vert to Walkerton at noon
for visit of week with relatives.
MeSdameS G. L. Jarmon and Joseph
McMann have returned to Chicago.
They were guests of Mrs. j. S Blakes-
ley in this rity.
Misses Harriet and Ruth Conlogue,
of Kendallville, came down from the
editorial convention Friday evening
to spend few days with the family
of b. c. Southworth.
John Reichert and Peter Koontz,
of Bourbon township, were Plymouth
visitors Saturday. They say the storm
did not do very much damage in Bour-
bon township Thursday night.
The Vandalia has purchased the
ten acres of land near Culver known
as the Mayer grove. This will be fitted
up with dancing pavilion. swings
and other amusements for the sum-
mer excursion travel.
The greatest religious meeting ever
held in KoSciouSkO county commences
at Warsaw Saturday June IA, under
the direction of the KOScuSkO county
evangelical association. Two man.
moth tents erected to accommodate
the crowd.
Il is a reflection on New York, Chi
cage. st. Louis, San Francisco and
other progressive cities that resident
Of Philadelphia got the first look down
Peiee'S smoking mouth after the
leruption. The Quakers are not SO
slow after all
One of Pendleton Skaters boys re-
siding south of town, fell from cherry
tree last Thursday and broke both his
arms at his wrists. DR.. Reynolds re-
duced the fractures and hopes he will
soon be well, but he will not pick any
more cherries this year.
The Winona Summer School enters
upon its eighth year, reorganized up
on the university basis. The faculty
numbers over fifty teachers and lect-
urerS from the leading universities
and colleges of the central west. The
term opens July I. closing August Is.
The Manchester college, founded in
1895 at North Manchester, Ind, is
now free from debt. Recently the
property was decided TO five state dis
trictS of the German Baptist church
on such terms that the school can
never again be encountered with debt.
The president of the Illinois Gel
railroad has Just bought 10000 acres
of land near Jackson, Miss, which is
TO be turned into so acre model farms
and cultivated by scientific methods,
to show what can be done.
Elmer Berg and Walter Fries will
go to Chicago today TO take the
examination for enlistment in the
navy. They are first-rate young fell
lows, and ought to make good sailors
or anything else,-Bremen Enquirer.
Jesse Parker, of German township,
undertook to lead bull on the road
Wednesday, but the animal objected
TO the proceeding. 1t knocked him
down and broke his collar bone, but
having no horns it was unable to gore
him.
The attorney-gene of the state of
Illinois has brought suit against some
parties In Chicago for stealing the
Chicago river. They steal everything
in Chicago. For several years very
active effort has been made to steal
Lake Michigan.
Henry Siegel of the firm of Seigel,
Cooper & Co., in Chicago, has
acquired half interest in the big
store of Schlesinger & Mayer, and it is
probable that these big stores may be
merged thus becoming the largest
store in the world.
A medical journal says it is notice
able fact that idle people are more
subject to disease than working peo-
Pile. Having no healthy occupation
to interest them their minds dwell
upon morbid things that naturally
affect the body and cause disease.
Mrs. Renner, OF South Bend, who
had been visiting relatives and friends
here two weeks, went to Bourbon on
Saturday for visit of a week before
returning home. She was one of the
first settlers of Plymouth and with
her husband owned the property
where the Kellison house now stands.