The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-23

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Mrs. McNeeley Of Walkerton who
has been visiting her son Jesse Nc
Medley, returned to her home Monday
morning.
Mrs. L. E. Dial. who has been laid
up for a week with sore foot caused
by stepping on nail, is able to be
around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillingham;, returned
to their home atAtwood, Monday morn
Ing after spending several days with
Mrs. Langdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Trowbridge
went to South Bend Monday where
Mr.. Trowbridge will be engaged in
carpenter work.
Miss Pearl T-iplet, of Rome City,
Indiana, who has been visiting with
Miss Bessie Bender, returned to her
home Monday.
Mrs. G. L. Stone, of.Kentucky, who
has been visiting Mr.. Stone, east of
town, has gone to Berrien Springs,
Michigan, on visit.
DR.. d. G. Knett, who is delegate
to the Republican National conysn-
sion from the Thirteenth District
went to Chicago Sunday evening.
Lynch law was named after James
Fltzstephens Lynch of Galway, Ire
land, who lynched his own son for de-
frauding and killing strangers.
Remember Plymouth celebrates
the Fourth. Come and enjoy your
selves if Ii is one hcndred and twenty-N
eight years since the first one occurred.
H. Y. Shirk of Lapaz was in our
city Saturday on bis way home from
the G. A. R. encampmenta at Warsaw.
He also visited at North Manchester.
Mrs. Michael McGeery of Fort
Wayne visited with NJ. Ryan and FAM
lily over Sunday attending the first
communion celebrated at the Catholic
church.
A class of twenty four took their
first Communion at the Catholic
Church at 9 O'Clock Sunday morn.
ing. After church dinner was served
at st. Joseph's hall.
Mrs. Fannie E. Orr, a member of
the Laporte county board of charities,
was in Plymouth yesterday. where she
inspected Mrs. Julia E. Work IS orphan
age.-Laporte Herald.
Rev. Epson left Monday for Winona
lake where he will attend the conven-
tiOn of the Y. p. q. A. The Arion
quartet of which he is first tenor will
sing during the convention.
Col. Issac Brown, the s'bird and bee
man. is entertaining and instructing
the people at Winona assembly this
summer. He starts a class about 8
O'Clock in the morning to study the
birds in the trees.
Students charged with brutality in
college cane ruShes will be justifi. in
pleading that they are but equip. ling
themselves for delegates to political
after they leave college.
Washington Post.
Hon. q. Fl. Reeve, of Plymouth, is
quite helpless from paralysis and other
infirmities belonging to greatly ad.
yanc'd age. He is considerable over
eighty, but he seems to have clear
mind and writes most entertainingly.
Republican.
Many a man will agree with Prof.
Chittenden that humanity in general
eats more food that it needs to work
with; but it takes the man of cour-
age and determination and Self-maS-
terry into the bargain to dicide that he
is not one of the exceptions
especially at dinner time.
Two horse thieves visited the barn
of John Heckert, who lives on the
Clancy farm four miles northwest of
town. early Sunday morning. Mr..
Heckert was awakened by his daugh-
ter who heard noise from the barn,
and he buried to get hi shot gun.
The thieves seeing lights in the house
hurried to make their escape without
any horses.
Miss Geneva McCrory of Plymouth
and Miss Mamie FARRELL of Tyner have
been chosen assistants in the Educa-
tional department of st. Louis Expo
sition from Aug. 1st. to the 18TH
Their selection from the lady teach
ers Of Marshall County is an appreci-
ated honor. They will receive pay for
their services, besides having the OPP
pertunity Of visiting the Exposition.
The American Derby was won Sat-
urday afternoon at the Washington
Park, Chicago, by "Hlghball" a three
year-old, owned by w. M. Scheftel