The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-12

VIII MdTUln Is HUME iTOu fuIuue
University.
Mrs. Alfred Grover, of Rutland, is
i'll.
A. B. Wickizer made business trip
to Argos today.
Cyrus Watson, of Bourbon, is visit
ing relatives here.
Congressman Crumpacker says con-
gress will adjourn July 10.
Joseph STEMS little daughter is
quite sick with malarial fever.
Almost two blocks of pavement have
been laid on South Michigan street.
Prices reduced on Cow Peas and
Hungarian Grass Seed. Forbes Seed
Store. w.t.
Mrs. E, J. Bonham, of Albion is
visiting her son, III. III. Bonham in
this city.
Miss Lucretia Ray, of Culver, at
tended the Rodgers VanLue wedding
in this city.
Mrs. Martin, wife of DR.. Martin,
has gone to Galesburg, Michigan, for
a visit of several weeks.
VIM. Clayton Steyick'S foot which
was crushed by train almost year
ago. is nearly well again.
Ira Lambert has returned to Chi
cage after visiting his parents in this
city since Saturday evening.
The ladies of the Nj. E. church had
a large social at the home of Mrs. p.
o. Jones Tuesday afternoon.
The japanese section of the tour
round the world paraded the business
portion of the city Yesterday after
noon.
Quite a number of the younger peo-
pie of this city are attending the Ep-
worth league convention at Culver.
Everybody, democrats as well as re-
publicans, say that the county ticket
nominated last Saturday is good
one.
The council has increased the pay
of the night Waterman to s45 month
and the street commissioner to S5S.5
per month.
On joint ballot Oregons legislature
will stand u republicans such large
majority that it may be difficult to
elect senator.
Miss Grace Axe, who moved with
her father from this city to Valparaiso
but now resides at Morocco, Ind, is
visiting friends here.
There will not be more than half
crop of cherries in Indiana this sea-
son. Reports from all sections of the
state tell Of light crop.
Rev. o. S. Thorberry has moved in
to the Simons property northwest of
the court house, just west of the resi-
dence of Hon. Nj. w. Simons.
NJ. Lac ey, L. NJ. Pheiffer and
Philip Titus who have been fishing at
Pretty Lake returned to their homes
at Fit. Wayne Wednesday afternoon.
The attendance at the Sunday
school convention at Richland Tues
day evening and yesterday was quite
large and all the.exerciSes were inter-
eSting.
John w. Nichols, of Twin Lakes
was ia town yesterday. He says his
son from Monterey visited him over
and Mr.. Taylor Grover is still
seriously i'll.
There is talk of substituting cleo
tricity for the rope at the state prison.
IN an interview in the indianapolis
News Warden Reid favors the use of
thu rope.
The heavy rains seem to have saved
the wheat crop from the ravages of
the fly, grass was never better, but
the corn is weedy and much land is
too wet oplow.
Frank Suit was in the Sanitarium
that was burned in Chicago Monday
He jumped from the
fourth story into a net below and was
SO bediy injured that it is feared he
will die.
John B. Stoll was UNANIMOUSLY re-
elected member of the South Bend
school board last Monday evening.
Mr.. Stoll is democrat and was first
elected by republican council three
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Thayer and
Hon. Charles III. Reeve, of this city,
are honorary members of the North
err Indiana Editorial association
which meets at South Bend Thursday
and Friday.
The Pennsylvania railway will run
} special excursion to Chicago next
Sunday. Train leaves Plymouth at
5:55 a. M, and returning leave Chi