The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-05-22

rev Gays WITH ner DrOUner. W., ID.
Cove.
Every republican should attend the
primary convention in tis township
Saturday. May 81. Read call in to-
days paper.
Bessie Hahn has returned 20 her
home near Bourbon. She has been
visiting her brother and sister in
Plymouth.
For want Of space we are co mpelled
to cGndense the spicy items of our
Culver correspondent, Mr.. o. P. Dill
dock, this week.
Minister WI delivered an address in
Washington the other day for the
benefit of local church. The heather
Chinee is peculiar.
A cloud burst in the southwest part
of KoSciusko county Monday carried
away numerous bridges and fences on
the small streams.
DR.. Gould who was here as men,
l,er of the pension board was called to
Argos by serious illness in the family
of L. w. Mcclure.
Several Marshall county physicians
will attend the meeting of the State
Medical Association at Evansville,
Thursday and Friday.
The largest delegate convention ever
held in Marshall county will be the re-
publican county convention IN Plym-
outh, Saturday, June7.
Volcanoes, cyclones, cloud bursts
and explosions have killed more peo-
pie than during any previous period
of ten days in the worlds history.
Francis Cartright and Miss Emma
Whitesell were married Tuesday after
noon by Justice Molter. They will
reside in the northeast part of the city.
Mrs. Hutchings and her daughter,
Jennie, are both quite i'll at their
home on South Michigan street.
Miss Jennie is at the point of death.
'Tony" Norton who resided for
thirty years near Inwoed, but has
beenISelling goods in Chicago for six
years, is visiting old friends in this
county.
Specials from southern and central
Indiana say good rain is badly need
ed. Farmers in Marshall county
would be willing to divide with them.
There is no lack of rain here.
Monday afternoon while the mer-
curry registered SO in the shade in
Plymouth. it was showing in Wyonl-
ing and over a hundred thousand
sheep perShed in the storm.
Consider Cushman and Mrs. Ella
Denny will be married Thursday noon
at tn home of Mr.. Cushman's mother
near Linkyille. Mrs. Denny is the
daughter of Mrs. Gray, wife of Will
lam E.. Gray, residing near Pretty
Lake.
The Winamac school board has
voted to employ no teacher that Sc
cures grade over IS per cent. The
reason for this decision on the part of
the board is to reduce the teachers
wages. According to the state law, a
teachers salary is p times their per
cent.
James w. Logan who has been SER
iously i'll for several days at his home
southwest of Plymouth, is seemingly
at the point Of death. He is an old
settler of the county, a man of great
force of character and was a terror to
law-breakers when he was marshal in
this city thirty years ago.
Two big business blocks which were
wiped out by fire last December at
Knox are being rebuilt. Eight large
business houses are now in course of
construction. All thoughts of rebuild
ing the first block destroyed were
abandoned, but a deal has just been
closed by which the block will be re-
built at once.
Surely there can be no complaint
thus far about lack of rain this season.
The country has been blessed with
copious rains, vegetation is in first
class condition; foliage never appear
ed more beautiful than at present.
Nature has revealed itself in all it's
glory. The general outlook is aSsur-
ing.
A number of farmers of Galeha
township, Laporte county, are hold
ng insurance policies recently acquired
that are pronounced worthless. A
smooth stranger, representing himself
as an agent for Michigan mutual in
surance company, has snug sum Of
money and the farmers lot of value
less policies. e