The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-11

Culver yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Brooke and wife ara visit
ing at Valparaiso this week.
Theodore Sponsler is spendinga few
days in South Bend this week.
Miss Bertha Mckinney, of Bourbon,
visited 10 Sonth Bend Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Seyb old is visiting rel
atives in South Bend this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baum of Ligonier,
are visiting at Louis Allman's.
Mrs. E. G. Beckner of South Bend.
is visiting relatives at Argos this
week.
Corn is suffering from lack of mois-
ture i'm more than half the counties
of Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Putnam have
gone to B ;chanan. Michigan for
visit of a week.
No party can be hurt by getting rid
of its rascals. 1t is shielding rascals
that ruins parties.
j. c. Hartle left for st. Louis
this morning for a visit of ten
days at the world fair.
George Maggie is improving rapidly
in the hospital at Dearborn, Mich.
gan and is now almost well.
Charles Stuck came In from La
porte yesterday after an absence
of three months from this city.
Miss Elsie Kruger has returned to
Chicago after visit of ten days with
friends in this city and vicinity.
The excursion train took $50 per-
sons from this city to Winona TO
hear Creatore sItalian band yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dumph. of
German township, visited friends and
transacted business in this city yester-
day.
Rev. R. G.. Epson has been leading
the singing at the meetings of Presi-
ding Elder Cummins at Lapaz this
week.
Misses Mercia and Ethel Jones.
daughters of County Clerk Jones.
have gone to Macy for visit of two
weeks.
The county teachers institute will
meet in the court room in Plymouth
Monday, Aug. p, and remain in ses-
sion five days.
Russell Sage, at the age of eighty
eight, is working right along as chip
per as boy. But it is not because
he needs the money.
All of our readers know that Judge
Parker was nominated for president
in ST. Louis in July, but the judge
was not notified officially until yester-
day.
Rev. r. G.. Epson will assist the
Arion quartette in singing at the
laying of the corner stone of the new
U. B. church at Huntington Thurs
day.
The national encampment of the G.
A. r. will be held in Boston next
week all railroads give very low fare
this week, Friday, Saturday and Sum-
day.
At the Kosciusko county Sunday
school convention au Warsaw Thurs
day afternoon, Senator Parks will
speak on the past, present and future
of Sunday schools.
! u. Frank Redd has returned from
trip of several weeks in the north
west. He saw much of tlat country,
had pleasant vacation and obtained
much valuable information.
Unfavorable crop conditions are re-
flected in the weekly government re-
port, which says that in the central
valleys and parts of the upper lake re-
gion the drought is serious.
H. e. Joseph, who was born and
raised in Plymouth, but has been
away from here most of the time for
fifteen years, came in from Louisville,
KY. yesterday for visit with relatives
and old friends.
Republicans of Center township
should make up their mind as to
whom they want for township trustee
and assessor and attend the township
convention at Burket's hall, Saturday
afternoon, August 20.
/ William Voreis one of the old set
tiers and old wheel herses of the DEM
ocratic party in Green township, was
in the city yesterday and says corn in
the southwest part Of the county is
badly damaged by the drouth.
+ The Pennsylvania road has placed a
bar between cheap excursion rates
and ignorance. The man who can
INIT write his own name and read the