The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-06-05

Cyrus Bondurant. residing near La
paz, left for Palouse. Washington,
on Monday. She expects to make
that state her home.
The rain in the Mississippi valley in
the vicinity of Burlington, Iowa Sun
day was the heaviest ever known in
that section. Over six inches of water
fell in less than six hours.
If you have friends visiting you, or
you intend going away on a visit, tell
us about it. 1t may seem of little
consequence to you, but these are the
items that make a newSy newspaper.
There are large number OF cases
of small pox in South Bend and there
are cases in almost all the surrounding
towns. Plymouth is very fortunate.
! 1t has not had a case of small pox for
almost forty years.
The G.. A. r. and the commissioners
of st. Joseph county have agreed on
plans for soldiers monument to be
erected at South Bend. 1t is to cost
s25, 900 and will be Ornamented with
bronze figures. Bids will be opened
July Is.
One of the hardest things for veter-
ans of the civil war to realizeis how
Americans under 45 years have no real
knowledge of the struggle. The cir
cumStance almost c0nvinceS veteran
that he must be approaching the OPP
Grafton known as growing old.
The democratic state convention
met at indianapolis Wednesday. A
dozen of the old time democrats and
would leaders OF this county were In
attendance. 1t will be tame affair
because very few democrats want the
honor of being beaten ON state tick
ct.
Railroad engineers say that the
council and the railroad company call
not agree as to the subway under Gen.
ter street and there will be 40 sub
way. Plymouth wall sometime have
a council that will open several streets
in this city either over or under the
Pennsylvania railroad.
The democrats have very sensibiy
decided to postpone the nomination
of candidate for judge until August.
The early nominations of state tickets
and candidates for congress by both
parties, is absurd. Three months be-
fore an election is certainly long
enough to have a ticket i'm the field.
Farming is a paying industry in
Lancaster county, Pa, where the farm
buildings are valued at 5000, 900
and the annual product at Sl2, 900, 900.
The county contains only 965 square
miles, but the farmers there under
stand their business in all its diversity
and make good use of the intensive
system.
Don't miss the opportunity of your
life to take trip around the world
for % cents. Carriages will convey all
passengers from point o.point, re-
freShmentS will be served at all stat
ions, and program will be given at
the White House. Tickets may be
procured from any of the ladies of the
Episcopal church. wt1
BoSwOrth & Shamoaugh are re-
modelling the basement of their store
in order to have more room for their
immense stock of goods. They have a
great store and intend to keep a
stock that will make it unnecessary
for any citizen of Marshall county to
60 further than Plymouth to get the
best in quality, style and prices.
We acknowledge pleasant call by
Hon. w. B. Hess Friday, He thinks
Fulton county is entitled to the Judge
ship just once and says if the republic
cans will put good candidate there
will be every prospect of electing him
since the democrats of Marshall and
Fulton counties don't know "where
they're at.-Rochester Republican.
Mr.. and Mis-. j. E. Houghton left
at 2:15 p. m. Wednesday, for Arling-
ton, Washington, where thew will Wis
it friends and rest and recreate for the
benefit of Mr.. Houghton's health.
They expect to be gone about tive
months and the Tribune with their
many friends hopes that the trip may
be very pleasant and beneficial to both
of them.
A Minneapolis preacher announced
that he would deliver a sermon on
''Hell and Who Would Be There. -
Before the week was out he received
from two editors, three hotel men,
two BARRIERS, six bankers, eighteen
lawyers and eighty-three real estate |
men letters threatening to sue him
for SANDER II he dared to mention
them in his sermon.
Tho ropuhl;oon countv conyont;or