The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27
Miss Bertha SeYbod has returned
from Conth Rend

from South Bend.
vesuyius is belching flames to the
height of nearly a mile. Though lit
tie is known of what goes ON in the
of the earth, the indications
Of a hot time are strong.
G.. w. Knoblcck has gone 20 Mo-
mence and Belleyllle, ILL.,, and ST.
Louis, Mo ;. for visit of u } weeks
with his daughters and other relatives
at those places.
Mr.. Percy Powles and sister, of
Chicago, are visiting friends in Argos
where they resided twelve years age
when their father, Prof. Powles, was
of the Argos schools.
Eighty members of the Gibson and
Staley families from far and near at
tended the reunion at the home of j.
M. Gibson Thursday and most Of them
picniced at Pretty Lake Friday.
Albert Hume has resigned his posi-
tion in the Technical Institute at
WInona, and has accepted position
as professor Of scientific farming in
Illinois Agricultural college, at Urbana,
Ill.
Senator Parks attended the Parks
family reunion at Hoffman's lake,
KOciusko county Friday. This an.
nual reunion is always largely attend
ed and an interesting program is
rendered.
The Presbyterian church gave over
two million dollars to missions (home
and foreign) last year, or about So pei
member. 1t is doubtful If any other
church can show SO large a per capita
The G.. H. Terpanny tent, K'O. T,
NJ, at Laporte, observed its l4th an
niversary Wednesday night. 1t has
had more than 1 200 members, Is have
died and 232 have moved away, leav-
iny $50 members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Horner have
gone to Laporte for a visit of three
weeks. Mr.. Horner was born neal
Laporte and grew to manhood there.
He will attend the county fair and get
to see many old friends.
Boring for oil has been begun at
Knox and, barring accident, the drill
ers expect to strike Trenton rock
within Lotto Is days from the time OF
starting. 1t is the intention to drill
from 1000 to LOO feet.
Rev. A. II. Zilmer breaches at Cir
cleyille and other points in Clinton
Sunday and Sunday evening
From there he goes to Birmingham
to hold a series of meetings
He will be gone about two weeks.
While Superintendent r. L. Blair
and men were cutting grass ON the
Shaw farm, near North Judson, they
were attacked by blue racer, which
was killed after considerable effort
The snake measured six feet, five in
ches.
Miss Clara Richard has returned tx
her home near Letters, Fulton county
after a visit of q week with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Richard
and other relatives near Plymouth
She will teach at Marshland during
the fall and winter.
Labor troubles will interfere great
ly with the future growth of Chicago
and other large cities. Already the
EXODUS of factories from the larger
cities to smaller places has begun
Among the large firms now preparing
to leave Chicago is Rand McNaliy s
Co., who have been located there
nearly half a century.
The weather bureau thinks we viii
have warm weather for several days
While we have had a few warm days in
August, the oldest Inhabitant cannot
recall such delightfully."- cool nights al
we nave had in August and indeed al
summer. Warm weather for the next
three weeks would make hundreds d
thousands of bushels of corn in In
diana.
In the South Bend Tribune Mrs
Peter, of Lapaz, says the Huntington
school scandal could well serve as q
warning to other places. No man, In
any position, should know his place
better than the teacher and the
preacher. The patrons of the schoo
can certainly ask for clean, decent and
moral men for teachers of the youth.
AS teacher, SO scholar.
Mrs. William Murphy heard the re-
port when the Linkenhelt safe was
blown to pieces and woke her husband
who got up and looked out but no,
seeing anything. concluded that some