The Plymouth tribune., 1902-09-11

Efforts are making for carnival
day in Plymouth, and the council has
appointed committee to consider the
matter and report to the mayor
whether it is best to admit outside
money-making attractions free of Ii
cenSe.
Republicans should not move from
one township TO another as they will
lose their vote on Nov. 4. The law
requires that man to be entitled TO
vote must reside in township go days
and in ward or precinct 30 days
prior to the date of election.
The fellow calling himself L Klam-
roth, who made socialist speech here
Saturday, came near being mobbed at
Warsaw Monday evening. Officers,
however, protected him and he was
taken to his room and locked up. He
was badly scared and left town next
morning.
North JudSon News: A conServa-
tive estimate places the number of fish
taken from the Kankakee river at
points near here at from 1900 to
1000 day. 1t is generally supposed
that the fish have come from some of
the larger rivers and lakes during the
high water period.
Mrs. NJ. E. Speicher has returned
to her home at Milford junction after
visit of several days with relatives
in this city and friends near Linkville
where she lived until last March. She
is the mother of Clinton Speicher who
was killed on the railroad at Milford
Junction two months ago.
An exchange gives the following
simple remedy for keeping mosquitoes
away. "Put piece of alum about
the size of a marble into a bowl of
water and wet the hands and face and
exposed parts with it. Not moSqui-
to will approach you. They will hunt
around little and disappear
Mrs. NJ. C. Cook was brought home
from Chicago Sunday, after under
going an operation at DIR. Pratt's hos
pital in that city two weeks ago. She
is quite weak but she stood the jour
ney well and is now resting comfort
ably at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ Slayter, i'm this city.
Ralph Mattingly's team became
frightened at railway train at the
Michigan street subway Tuesday after
noon, ran away, threw Ralph off the
reach" of the wagon on which he
was sitting. bruised him considerably
and were pretty badly ''skinned' up
but not seriously injured when they
were caught.
The state Veteran Volunteer Fire
mems Association will hold its annual
meeting at indianapolis, Tuesday.
September Is, at , o'clock, in the
council chamber Of city building.
This city and other volunteer fire as
sociations are entitled to three dele
gates each. Important matteIs will
be considered.
Kokomo was visited by burglars
Sunday night. A safe in the Fred
Kollmer meat storage establishment
was blown. and $3.50 cash secured. A
deposit safe at the home of Dan AL
bright was carried off. 1t contained
SIS cash and jewelry valued at $50.
Two men in a rubber-tired rig did the
Job. They escaped. The burglars
travelled in high style and were we'll
dressed.
William Zechiel one of the old set
tiers of Union township died last
Thursday at Marion. He was Sc years
old and leaves eight living children as
follows: j. H Zechiel, John w. and
Israel Zechiel, Katherine Laley, Mrs.
julia Kaley, Mrs. Angeline Easterday,
and Sarah Murray. Funeral services
were held at the Evangelical church
Saturday, at 10 O'Clock, and his re-
mains inferred in Culver cemetery.