The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-10-29

sl25 from the National Masonic Ac-
cldent Association OF Des Moines In
payment for injuries received August
Goth at Columbia City.
Elmer Wilson who has been spend.
ing few days with his family in this
city returned to Laporte Tuesday
where he is employed by the Planet
manufacturing company.
South Bend Elks have arranged to
erect a new lodge hall and have secur-
ed the ground for the building. The
site is in the heart OF the city and one
of the most modern temples will be
placed on it within a year.
Mrs. Morgan and her daughters,
Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Leonard, of Chi
cago, with little Leah Watts, who
have been guests of Mrs. w. II. Love
and other relatives in this county and
Fulton county for the past two weeks
have returned home.
The meeting of township trustees
and institute officers at the office of
County Superintendent Marks, Satur.
day was we'll attended, and an organ
ization was perfected that will give
the schools of Marshall county a good
exhibit at the Worlds Fair next sum-
mer.
Professor Frank Carey and num-
Der Of the high school boys went to
Knox on the 11:4O a. m. Vandalia
train Saturday to see the foot ball
game and encourage the Plymouth
team. 1t was no doubt owing to the
noise they made that Plymouth was
able to win by score of % too.
1t is said that 40 per cent. of the
boys in the public schools Of Duluth,
Minn., use tobacco in some form or
other. Mrs. Carrie Nation should
be asked to visit the place. She
should be able to play mother to the
boys in the proportion that the gallant
Hooson played brother to the girls.
King Leopold of Belgium is again
being booked as one of the st. Louis
fair attractions. Leopold is one of the
naughtieSt monarchS extant, ard II
the public's taste in this matter is
anything like it is in the theatrical
line he should draw like new mayor
at a graft observation-disclosures Her.
aid.
The Plymouth High School foot
ball team starts out all right. They
won their first game at Knox Satur-
day by score of % to o. But If they
retain their reputation. it will be by
steady practice and watchfulness in
every game. Just a little carelessness
will send them to the foot of the
class.
A good many people who come into
contact with the generality of men
soon learn to measure the permanence
of enthusiasm in matters affecting
public movements. That is the rea-
son why all movements for the success
of such public enterprises must be
rapid. while the heat of interest is
manIfesting itself.
William O'Keefe and B. w. Healey
returned Sunday from Independence,
Kasas. They saw an oil we'll shot last
Thursday rhat flows Thousand barrels
a day. 1t is just mile and a half
north OF the Plymouth company S
we'll. The other members of the Ply
mouth company remained to see their
new we'll shot Monday.
1t appears that the gentlemen who
took part IN the assassination OF King
Alexander and Queen Draga of Servia
have all been provided with govern
ment jobs that pay from $4,000 to
$40, 900 a year each. King Peter
might have pensioned them, but he
probably believes it would be wrong
to encourage murder in that way.
Ora Quivey visited here from Friday
until Monday morning gong from
here to Rochester. 1t las been elgh-
teen years since he left Plymouth and
he is now middle aged man, but
time has dealt lightly with him and
he is prosperous. His mother, who
was mere with him is well and strong
and quite active for lady of her age.
Laporte county has ten wards In
Mrs. j. E. Work S school at Plymouth.
The board of charities has inspected
this school and the condition of the
wards there, and finds them and the
school in good form every way. The
children there seem to be making pro-
gress In studies and industry. They
at least have q fair chance to become
reputable citizens by the counties thus
providing for tbem.-Michigan City
News.
There was large audience at the
NJ. II. church Sunday morning and