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


town aud George Clabaugh, of Lapaz,
went to Valparaiso to enter the col
lege for the summer term commencing
Tuesday.
Mrs. V. P. Kirk has gone to Cincin-
natl, Ohio, to visit her father, Capt
ain KelSo, who has for many years
run steamboat between Cincinnati
and Memphis.
The inhabitants of Martinique de-
clare that the electric light caused
the eruption of Mont Pelee. Their
superstition is as sensible as some
scientific reasons.
There was large attendance at
the Antioch annual June meeting last
Sunday. There was good preaching
and everything was in keeping with
what religious meeting should DC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Nicely, who
have been visiting Mr.. Neeley's par
entS at Warsaw returned to Argos
yesterday forenoon, Mr.. Nicely having
received a telegram calling him back
to Washington.
There is perhaps no foundation for
it, but the presence of SO many Pana-
ma hats suggests the idea that GER
tain interest In Paris with connec-
tions in this country is trying to fam
iliariZe us with the name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Humrichouser
and family are moving from Pierceton
to Chicago. They spent Sunday in
this city and Harry went to Chicago
Monday. Mrs. Humrichouser and
the children went Tuesday.
The Chicago authorities dump into
the river adulterated milk shipped
from the rural districts The health
boaId seems to forget that even water
ed milk from the country is purer
than Chicago water under the best of
conditions.
Ferdinand Spahr residing north of
town was leading a horse to water
Sunday evening when the animal STEP
ped into a ditch, stumbled, knocked
Mr.. Spahr down and stepped on his
left leg bruising it very severely be-
low the knee,
The scientists who have examined
the crater say that positively no
molten lava flowed from Mount Pelee
at any time during the eruption.
This is cruel to those newspapers
which described the flow SO graphical
ly and so historically.
Mrs. Washington Boyer, aged
thirty years, died at her home, one
mile south of Donaldson, Sunday
morning of consumption. Funeral
services were held at the Union Ger
man Baptist church in West township
at 1l:3O O'Clock Monday forenoon.
The celebrated Cooperative Tour
of the World begins at the Rectory,
corner of Center and Adams, on Wed
nesday at 700 p. m. Tickets may be
had from any of the ladies of the
Episcopal church at the ridiculously
low price of % cents for zigzag trip.
Plymouth's militia company has
leased the rooms formerly occupied by
Snyder & Parker in the opera house
block and these rooms have been re-
modelled and put in excellent shape
for the meetings of the company and
the preservation of the guns and uni
forms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Chase, ofDay-
ton, Ohio, and w, FL, Chase, of Mich
gan, are here for a visit with relatives
in this city, Mr., and Mrs, John Fl.
Chase of Lafayette, have been here
for several days and there will be
sort of family reunion of parents and
children and other relatives.
Mrs. w. Jackson who has been Wis.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. d. Frank
Redd, her father, Cyrus Watson and
other relatives in this county, return
ed Monday to her home at Climax,
Michigan. Her granddaughter,
Helen Redd, accompanied her and
will remain in Michigan several
weeks.
The annual reunion of the st. Boni-
face society was held at st. Joseph's
hall Sunday evening. Light refresh
mentS were served and it was a very
pleasant occasion. At this annual
meeting every member of the society
invites his friends and the attendance
Sunday evening Yves very large and
was enjoyed by all.
Daniel r. Shaner, aged 26, brake
man on the p. F. w. & G. R. R., was
uncoupling freight train two miles
east of Plymouth Saturday afternoon
when on account of the slack of the
train the cars went forward over
Shaner'S left hand completely crush
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