The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-21

Mrs. G. j. Personett and four chill
dren who are moving from Peru, Ind,
to Riverside, Mich, stopped In Ply
mouth today to visit ever Sunday with
the family OF. A. b. Personett.
Miss Meta G. Kuhn has gone to Ok
lahoma, City. to spend year with
her brother Dr. John F. Kuhn, for
the treatment of a limb which has
been giving her trouble for some time
Mrs. James B. Stalev and children
of Philadelphia, who have been WIS.,
iting 5. S. Staley and other relatives
in this county, have gone to their old
home i'm South Bend for an extended
visit.
Harvey Woofter. who was resi-
dent of Plymouth when he was boy,
is under arrest at South Bend charged
with robbing the Adams Express Of
flee. 1t is said that Woofter has con-
fessed.
The bali game between Plymouth
and the Round Lake team of Starke
county, played Thursday afternoon,
was one of the best of the season and
resulted in victory for Plymouth by
a score OF to3.
III you talk mean about a man be-
hin' his back. "said Uncle Eben, .'you
loses de respeck OF your frIen Is, and il
you does it to his face, he's li'ble to
hit you. So you might jes' about as
well keep still. ="
The supeBtitious wing OF the st.
Louis convention crowded the nomin-
alton OF candidate for president over
from Friday to the "wee sma' b ours"
Saturday morning, but in the end
thirteen candidates were voted for.
Mrs. Paul Ketcher who has been the
guest OF the family of Joseph Stein
and other relatives and friends here,
returned to st. Joseph. Mich. Friday
accompanied by Miss Kate Nagle who
will visit in ST. Joseph few weeks.
According to the Chicago Tribune
25 were killed and 1894 seriously in
jured In the United States this year
on account of the Fourth of July cell
eoration, as against 48 dead and 3, ADJ
injured last year.
The talk of another paper at Elk
hart will no doubt end in talk. There
is no call for third paper there and
If there are any persons foolish enough
to put up money for that purpose
they can expect to lose it.
A woman who lived in three centuries
has just died at Tecumseh, Mich. She
was l04 years old, having been born
June 26, 1900, consequently she lived
in the eighteenth, niHeteeth and TWEEN.
tieth centuries. Her name was Maria
Hixon.
The viewers on the the Elizabeth
w. Washburn ditch in Walnut town.
ship have filed their report, which is
now an file in the Auditors office for
examination. 1t will be heard before
the Board of commissioners, Tuesday,
August 2.
Mrs. AL. Krantz and Mrs. Delbert
Bryan entertained few young people
Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
Bertha Bradford and Eva Fox of Ar
COS. Refreshments were served and
1t was a pleasant afternoon for ali
concerned.
The Bourbon Mirror says ITO tick
cts for Plymouth and return were
slod at Bourbon the day of John Rob-
insons big show. We are glad to
note this because large number Of Ply.
mouth people always go to Bourbon
when there is any attraction there.
Mayor Sheriff.. of Muncie, has de-
cided that bride of few weeks who
catches her husband kissing another
woman vi 'itlng them, may smash said
husband in the forehead with a ham,
mer or other blunt instrument with.
out seriously fracturing the peace of
the State of Indiana.
The band concert and the medicine
men combined gave an entertainment
on the streets Of Plymouth Wednesday
evening which, it is reported, eclipsed
the big John Robinson show of Mon
day evening. Plymouth does not seem
to need a carnival to entertain crowds
on Wednesday evenings.
The meat strike will not last long.
1t will be ''fixed up" somehow before
the presentsupply Of meat is anywhere
near exhausted. Interested parties
will contend otherwise, but the intel.
lIgent reader will know the reason
why without being told. The packers
can tell those who do not know.
During the past sixteen years the
Great Salt. Lake of Utah has fallen
liz feet. Scientists declare that the
lake will be dry practically In a quar-.