The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-28
Rev. A. P. DeLone preached q fine

Rev. A. P. belong preached fine
memorial sermon at the M. E. church
Sunday morning and his sermon to
the National Guards In the evening
was thrilling patriotic address full
of good thoughts for everybody.
Rev. j. F. Presena,l preached SUM-
day forenoon at Center and in the
afternoon at 3 o'clock he baptized
seventeen ceverts at Uptown in the
presence of about 500 people. He
preached to large audience at Uptown
at night.
The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chi
cago has brougt large number of
Italian laborers to the West to work
on improvements. in progress. The
foreigners are housed and fed in box
cars that have been equipped for that
purpose.
Trains on the Vandalia going south
now leave Plymouth at 5:51 a. M,
1908 p. N. and 6:13 p. m. Trains 60
ing north leave at 11:47 am, 6:44 p.
M, and 9:47 p. m. The Sunday train
goes south at 9:1S a. m. and returns
at 6:13 p. m.
A change of venue to the Benton
Circuit Court, at Fowler. was taken in
the Moses Fowler Chase case, which
came up for hearing at Lafayette.
An effort will be made to have it
tried before court adjournS, on Satur-
day of next week.
A New York man who suffered from
epilepsy was bitten by mad dog and
cured. The Pasteur treatment cured
the dog bite, and the dog bite cured
the epilepsy, and the man is now well
and happy. However, the case is not
likely to produce medical precedent.
The supreme court has decided
that the county assessor. auditor and
treasurer are each eutitled to his per
diem, as well as the two members ap-
pointed by the circuit court and that
the county cannot recover such allow
ance from the auditor after it has
been paid to him.
Daniel Mcdonald. Oren Hoover and
III. G. Thayer are attending the meet
ing of the grand lodge of Masons- at
indianapolis. Messrs. McDonal d and
Thayer are among the oldest and most
prominent Masons of Indiana. Mr..
Hoover is the master of Plymouth
Kilwinning lodge.
Sunday evening June 81, has been
set as the time for the annual chill
dren's day exercises to be held at the
Walnut Grove church, three miles
northeast of Plymouth. These exer-
cises have been great success In the
past but the program now being pre-
pared promises to surpass all those be-
fore given.
Truman Beam, who has been in Gus
tody at Valparaiso since April %, for
the alleged murder OF his sweetheart,
Martha Lawrence, found dead in bed |
at his fathers home, was indicted for |
murder in the first degree. Beam still |
claims he is innocent of the crime
and he has employed attorneys to de-
fend him.
The Peru Journal says: The old
s'hail stones as big as hen
eggs, !" will hereafter have no more |
effect in Peru. During the great |
storm Saturday evening the city was |
covered with hail of all sizes, some
being as large as oranges and MANY as |
large as duck eggs, while the hen egg |
varieties wore very common.
Lulu Hadley, the indianapolis cham
bermaid who refused to make Booker |
T. Washington s bed because he was |
colored and received something like
81, 600 from admirers for her courage,
now claims that she was chloroformed |
by negroes at her home Saturday |
night and robbed Of most of her
money. Lulu is fishing for more suck
ers.
The partnership existing under the
firm name of Tribbey s. Koontz has
been dissolved by Mr.. Tribbey pur-
chasing Mr.. Koontz interest. Oscar |
will now 60 1t alone. He knows how
to conduct good meat market and
deserves patronage. Mr.. Koontz, the
retiring partner has the good wishes
of al. the patrons Of the shop and
everybody else acquainted with him,
for success in whatever business he en-
All accounts due the old firm
will be collected by Mr.. Tribbey.
Rev. w. w. Raymond, for eleven
years pastor Of st. Thomas Episcopal
church in this city, preached at Co.
shen Sunday evening, where he and
his wife are visiting on their way to |