The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-02

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Robert Barnhill visited relatives
and friends in Argos last week.
Norman E. Bailey IS visiting his
father and sister in this city.
Judge Hess delivered the memorial
address at Knox, Monday. May 30.
Mis- Leona Yarman of Bourbon, Wis.,
tied friends in this city last week.
Morris Agler has returned from a
visit of ten days in VanWert county,
Ohio.
Many OF the school teachers will
spend their vacations at st. Louis
this year.
Miss Lena Carr has returned to her
home 10 Rochester after visit IN
this city.
Mrs. Leonard Book, Of Argos, is
slowly recovering from an attack of
paralysis.
Miss Bowman, of Chicago, who has
been visiting at w. A. Belden's went
to Warsaw last week.
Veterinary Surgeon Myers was
called to Laporte county on profess
s:onal business last week.,
Mrs. Lolita Freed has returned to
her home at LeeSburg after visit
with her niece Mrs. BeIden.
Mack Ettinger, Leo Jones and two
or three other boys Of Bourbon visited
their teacher, Miss Carrie Boss one
day last week.
Otis Robbins, S. Fisher, David Lig-
gett and Essex Of Tippecanoe, have
gone to arkansas to work in Stave
factory.
The Pennsylvania will run popular
excursion to Chicago Saturday and
Sunday June and 5. Tickets for the
round trip will be sold for s1.25.
1t is estimated that this years hay
crop, which promises to be exception
ally fine, will yield the farmers Of this
country over five hundred million dol
lars.
Lafayette Kershaw, former resi-
dent Of Plymouth now residing at Bis
marck, N. D., underwent an opera.
tion for appendicitis last week and
chances are favorable for his recovery
Emory Norris and wife, of Clarion
Iowa, are visiting relatives 10 the
south part of the county. Mr.. Norris
is a locomotive engineer. His run il
between Clarion, Iowa, and Hayfield
MINI.
The Indiana building at the World.
Fair, st. Louis, will be dedicated al
2 p. M, June 4, 1904. A very elab
crate program has been arranged
with reception by the Governor Of
Indiana and members of the commis
sion.
The reduction of the working force.
of railroads in this country is more ex
tensiye aud radical than was thought
month ago would be necessary. Pres
emit indications are that not less thar
IS, 900 employees will be dropped from
railroad pay-rolls.
The committee Of state OF th'
church OF the Methodist general con
ference hasagreed toreport that dom
este infidelity shall be the on!.
ground for divorce recognized by th
church. 1t is to be hoped that th
conference will adopt the report.
DR.. Hurry. secretary Of the boar'
of health says s'preservaline." pre-
serving compound sold to / preserv
meats, fruits aad other perishab!
stuff, is very dangerous to health. H
warns the people against the use o
this as well as all other preserving
compounds.
Ezra K. Barnhlll one OF the mos
widely known veterans Of the civil
war and one of PIymouth's best citi
zens mas been confined to his home TO
almost year by rher matism com
plfcated with other ailments contract
tracted during the service He is no
able yet to walk out beyond his lot.
Now an Aurora, Ind, woman find
that the man she married last fall /
polygamist, with more wives tina
he can definitely remember. So man
cases Of this kind are reported as
create the belief that women take Les
trouble to look up the records Of I'd
men they maz1y than Of tae cooks the
employ.