The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27

A bronze equestrian statue Of Gen
w. t. Sherman will be unveiled in
Washington on Oct. 10. 1t is said to
be one of the most life-like and most
striking memorials to the warrior ele-
ment that the country contains.
Arthur Wiltfong has returned to
Chicago after visit of almost a week
with his parents in this city. His
brother Harry, went with him as far
as CheSterton where he will visit his
brother, DR.. c. o. Wiltfong, about two
weeks.
Emerson Reynolds, father of Wesley
Reynolds, of Westville, Laporte
county, killed in protecting bank,
has been returned from the Logans-
port insane asylum apparently cured.
He became temporarily insane over
his sons tragic death.
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Pennsylvania has been recalled until
| further notice. This road has been
opposed to excursions and never runs
them unless forced to do SO to prevent
other roads from reaping profits that
might otherwise go to the Pennsyl-
vania.
Milford Mail: "While trying to
show his father how it was done, a
son of Charles Rookstool, east of Mil
ford, who bad killed two squirrels in
the woods. shot the span of horses
width which his father was blowing
They were valued at $500 and will be
ruined -
There are 100 teachers enrolled for
the teachers Institute this week.
Prof. Wisely of the state normal school
delivered lecture last evening, Prof.
Brown of the Valparaiso college came
down yesterday and was here all
day. There will be a literary and must
cal entertainment Thursday evening.
Hon. John w. Baker, of the Co.
lumbia City Commercial, was in Plym-
outh yesterday to accompany his moth
er home. She has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Campbell, in this city
several weeks. They will attend a re-
union of the Swltzer family, of which
they are part. at Fort Wayne Thurs
day.
Prof. Randall and the school board
are making some important changes
in the arrangement OF. the Washing
ton school building. 1t is evident that
the old routine will not be strictly fol-
lowed by the new management. We
hope the Plymouth schools during the
coming year may rank among the best
in Indiana.
An incident of social life in Indiana
this summer is the remarkable num-
Der of family reunions that have taken
place or are being planned for. At
some of these gatherings hundreds of
relatives near and remote are present,
many coming from distant parts of the
country. Such assemblages are good
Indication and are to be encouraged.
The old settlers annual picnic held
at the Wilson Grove adjoining Lapaz
the last Saturday of August, occurs
this week and preparations have been
made for large attendance. There
will be many prizes and other attrac-
tions and almost everybody in the
north half of Marshall county and the
south half of st. Joseph will be there,
besides hundreds from other sections.
The Elkhart Truth we'll says that
the city which takes the bull by the
horns and refuses to license any sort
of fakir will do its community favor
that will have wide reach. These
street peddlers are public injury.
They never offer goods that are the
equal of what can be bought of the
local dealers even IL they offer wares
of any sort. Generally they are swim
oilers in principle and practice.
Rev. Thomas G. Neal and wife, of
Marion, have been attending the ses-
sion d. the Winona Bible conference.
Mr.. Neal was pastor of the M. E.
church on the Bremen and Nappanee
circuit % years ago, and edited the
first PAPER published in Bremen. He
was 3, printer by trade and man OF
more shan ordinary ability. Later he
had charge of the Inwood circuit. His
health was never good and be is nov
on the superanuated list: