The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-30

Miss Dora Dixon returned to hel
home at Argos Friday.
Mrs. j. A. Ruth OF Chicago is visit.
ing at the homes of K. X. Brooke and
Mrs. Julia Thomson.
Nathaniel Sherland, of Lapaz, is
said to be the oldest man in Marshall
county. He is in his 93rd year.
Several attorneys were up from
Knox, Friday being interested in the
preliminaries of the Jain Ditch.
Street Commissioner Knoll is laying
brick croSS-walk at the corner OF
Center and Washington streets.
Ben Seybold went to Culver Thurs
day evening where he gives instruc.
tions tc the Maxinkuckee Band.
Mrs. Sarah Pierce, of Chicago who
has been visiting relatives in this city
went to Valparaiso Friday morning.
Mrs. Amanda Dean returned to her
home at Etna Green, after visiting
with her son. John Dean, of this
CITY.
Mr.. c. w. Beattie who has resided
in California for the last three years
will 60 into business with his brother
in this city.
Miss Jessie Brown OF South Bend,
r turned to her home Friday morning,
after attending the Hitchcock Ken
dali wedding.
Trustee Henry Hall and wife left
Thursday evening for the World S
Fair at ST. Louis, expecting to be
gone about week.
Fred Bufgener came down from
South Bend. Thursday evening ON &C.
count of the serious illness CT his SIS.
ter, Mrs. Rosa earn.
Santos Dumont, the Partisan air.
ship inventor. has arrived IN this
country and will fly his machine at st.
Louis on the fourth OK July.
Mrs. Theo. Cressner and daughter
Erma, who have been the guests vf
William Schilt and family have re-
turned to Plymouth Bremen En-
quirer.
The four year old son of Benjamin
Snyder was run over by wide tired
farm wagon Thursday and although
no bones were broken his injuries may
prove serious
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. GrowelI of Plym-
outh went to South Bend last evening
after spending few days with Mrs.
Growell's brother Jas. Moyer.--La
Porte Herald.
Miss Elnora Zechiel, of Culver, went
to Fort Wayne Friday morning, where
she visited her sister and attended the
Christian Endeavor Convention which
was held at that place.
Thursday afternoon DR.. Reynolds
and Fort Wayne physician held
council regarding the case of Mrs. Sam
earn, OF West township, who has
been seriously i'll for some time. They
pronounced the case hopeless.
The fashionable precious stone
is the peridot. it's beautiful
sage green coloring being greatly ia
vored by no less parsonage than
King Edward. 1t is said to go beau
tifully with diamonds or pearls.
DR.. G. A. Brooke and wife went to
Rochester Friday afternoon and Mr..
Brooke occupied the Methodist pull
pit on Sunday. Rev. w. F. Switzer
Of Rochester, occupied the Plym-
outh pulpit both morning and even
ing.
The town of Knox las an ordinance
which serves the citizens good pro-
lection against the hobo nuisance.
Whenever a stout, healthy traveller
appears in Knox and bores people for
"hand out" he Is promptly collared
by the marshal and given a free job
on the stone pile for the benefit of the
town.
The Hessian mercenaries hired by
King George during the Revolution
did more harm to this country than
even he expected. since the eggs of
the Hessian fly were brought over in
the hay used TO feed their horses.
The agricultural department. estimat-
rs that this insect and eleven others
cause loss to the American farmers
approximaJing a million dollars a day.
1t is always pleasant to read OF a
new industry. The highwayman who
makes speciality OF holding up
automobiles has put in an appearance.
He is another case of the adaptation
OF life to art. 1t was G.. B. Shaw,
the dramatist, who originally invented
him. The crowd of entertaining an
archists In "Man and Superman' who