The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-06-25
Races of all kinds July 4.

visiting in Plymouth. -
Misses Grace and Martha Hutchin-
son are visiting at Culver.
Rev. T. H. King, of South Bend,
spent Tuesday in Plymouth.
H. Humrichouser seems to be con-
siderabfy improved this week.
The Castle Quartette of Elkhart
will sing in Plymouth July 4.
There will be more attractions 10
Plymouth than anywhere else.
Mrs. Garrett has returned from a
visit with relatives at Bourbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schroeder, of
st. Joseph, Mich, are visiting here.
DR.. Allen Moore and wife, Of Lake.
vile, were Plymouth visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. Kessler wife and baby, of Bour.
bon are here for visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes. of Fort Wayne
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Wick
izer.
1t will be the biggest Fourth of
July celebration ever seen in Marshall
county.
Hon. Lemuel w. Royse and Prof.
Frank E. Herring will be the orators
here July 4.
Rev. G. A. Splitter, and wife, of
Warsaw, visited relatives.and friends
IN Plymouth Tuesday.
Mrs. Bolton and children who have
been visiting Mrs John w. Parks
went to Bourbon Tuesday.
Thirty delegates to the state Sum-
day school convention at Warsaw
changed cars here Tuesday.
The pupils attending st. Michael's
Academy from Chicago have returned
to their homes for their summer va
cation.
Mrs. Leslie Bell apd little son, Rob-
ert, have returned to their home at
Syracuse, n. Y. after visit of sever
al weeks here.
Mrs. Ella Abbott and children who
have been visiting Mrs. Abbott's Sis
ter, Mrs. Ringgenberg, have returned
to their home at Bourbon.
Country people and citizens Of
other towns should recollect that
Plymouth has fine band concerts
every Wednesday evening.
Indians out in Oklahoma are turn
ing the tables. drawing the color line,
as it were, by excluding the whites
from their church services.
Just think of it-how time speeds
away! Two weeks from today farm
ers will be in the midst of wheat
harvest, and that cereal promises 9
splendid yield.
Fifty cars loaded with people passed
through here from South Bend to Gull
yer Tuesday. 1t was the business men s
holiday and picnic and over 5000 per-
sons went on the excursion.
Children's day exercises were held
at Walnut GROVE church northeast Of
town and at Pretty lake southwest Of
town last Sunday. There were excel
lent programs and large attendance
at both churches.
A crowd of three thousand people
greeted William Jennings Bryan at
Greenfield, Monday night. He lee
tured to 1000 in the opera house, and
afterwards made speech to as many
more on the outside.
Albert BONNER, ST North township.
has returned from Berthold, North
Dakota, where he has q homestead.
He says prospects for crops are excel
lent there, and he thinks that in a
few years North Dakota will be one
OF the finest states in the union.
Fred H. Kuhn has purchased the
finest automobile ever seen in this
city. 1t has two seats will carry
six people and is finished in the finest
style Of workmanship and looks al
most like piece of parlor furniture.
The price of the vehicle is 81, 200.
The University of Michigan places
the Goshen hign school at the head
of the list and grants it recognition
| for three years instead one year. Prof.
Randall. the new superintendent of the
Plymouth schools, has been principal
OF the Goshen high school for the past
three years.