The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-11-13
There is an epidemic of scarlet fever

Porter J.. Whites Faust at the
opera hOnSe next Monday.
Rhinehart, the barber, is preparing
to open a shop Saturday in the room
recently vacated by Eugene Lewis,
Louie Jackman and wife. of Ber-
rien Springs, Mich, are here visiting
his sister, Mrs. Long, of Inwood, and
the families of his ~uncleS, Trustee
Jackman, Willard and Clinton Jack
man.
Mrs. Lois VI. WiSeman contemplateS
starting home next Tuesday to the
soathern part of Missouri. She was
called here last March by the illness
of her mother Mrs. Chauncy Kilmer,
of Plymouth.
Bills have been printed at this Of
flee for an immense public sale of
stock by R. R. Llggett, John Glass
and Joseph Black on the Soice farm.
southwest of Plymouth Wednesday
Noy. 10. 1t will pay stock buyers
and farmers to attend.
The revised returns of the state
show thai the democrats will have As
members in the two houses and the
republicans will have 1O2; giving the
republicans a majority of "a on joint
ballot-or more than twice as many
republicans as democrats.
The orn crop of the United States
this year breaks all records. Accord
ing to the department of agriculture
reports from different parts of the
country the estimated yield will be
1850, 600, 900 bushels. an increase of
99S, 600, 900 bushels over last year.
Those invited to become members,
are notified of a meeting OF the ladies
for the organization of the o. n. o.,
club at DR.. Burkett's hall Monday
afternoon Nov. II at 3 O'Clock. Each
member is requested to bring a chair
for permanent use in the club room.
The official election returns indicate
that Al republicans and 80 democrats
here in Marshall county voted
for only one man on the state
ticket. They marked in the square
to the left of the first name instead
of marking in the circle at the head Of
the ticket.
Tuesday was the birthday of Mrs.
Charles Harris and the Rathbone Sis
tiers, of which she is a member, gath
cred in full force at her home Tuesday
evening and left her a large quantity
of potatoes, flour, sugar, COTE, fruits
and provisions of all kinds. 1t was a
surprise of the right kind, just such a
surprise as Mrs. Harris well deserved.
The dedication of a monument to
the memoir of the great explorer La
Sale will take place on the Lake front
at ST. Joseph, Mich, next Saturday.
The monument stands, it is supposed,
very neal the spot where the distin-
guished pioneer of the st. Joseph val
ley landed on his first visit to this re-
gion in the dreary November 223
years ago.
Special sermons on special subjects
Sunday evenings, at the Presbyterian
church. Something interesting and
timely for both old and young. The
young especially will find the services
helpful. Ideal Manhood, Nov. 10th:
Ideal Womanhood, Nov. 23d; The
Ideal Citizen, Nov. 30th; Spiritual
Ideals, Dec. It'll. Services begin at I
O'Clock.
Jonn w. Cook of Company A It'll
Ind cavalry and Company E 18th in
fantry, resides at West Union, Iowa,
and always attends the national en-
campment of the q. A. r. When the
encampment is held east of the Miss
issippi he ALWAYS comes to Plymouth.
He left Plymouth this morning after
spending a week with his brother,
James NJ. Cook and other relatives on
his way home from Washington.
1t is reported that So, 900 of stock
has been subscribed to start a new
democratic paper in Plymouth. While
the men who are backing this new
enterprise have ample capital and
would probably have the patronage of
the county officers for several years at
least, they will not make a fortune in
the newspaper business in Plymouth.
While it is not our province to advise
them, we think it will pay them to
consider the matter well before they
start another paper in Plymouth.
Church Of God Conference.