The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-09
Miss Hazel Nen spent Monday in

Miss Hazel Neff spent Monday in
Culver.
George w. Baugher, after spending
few days with his parents, has re-
turned to Dowagiac. Mich, where he
is in the employ of the Swindell &
Rollins Cold Storage Co.
When the Chicago Journal said that
the Indians who were injured on the
railway accident on the Northwestern
were about to Sioux for damages, it
was guilty of adding insult to injury.
Misses Geneva MsCrory, Emma
Protsman and Olive b6rossman have
gone to Valparaiso to attend the sum-
mer term of the normal school. All
of these young ladies are good teach
ers.
John Flake Of Teegarden, was in
Plymouth Tuesday, A number of bis
friends have asked him to be candi-
date for sheriff and he may allow his
name to 60 before the republican con-
vention June Is.
The family of Chicago man, who
died from eating too much mince pie,
is trying to collect damages from the
pie foundry. Which is as if man
should hang himself and then sue the
r,pe maker.
Senator Fairbanks delivered the
commencement address at the Univer-
sity of Illinois Wednesday and the
commencement address at the Ohio
Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio
Thursday evening.
Ants that are fierce enimieS of the
boil weeyil are being brought to this
country from South America. In
few years there will be wild appeals
for somebody to discover how we may
get rid of the ants.
The st. BoDiface Society Of this
city celebrated ST. Boniface day Sum-
Cay evening. There was larg, at
tendance and the "Feast' was pro-
nounced one of the best given by the
society in recent years,
Johnson Evans, of near Donaldson,
has gone to South Bend for a visit Of
a few weeks. He is one Of the first
settlers of the county and has hum
dreds of friends, young as well as old.
He is now in his SD year.
Mrs. Spencer Hoaglan and her sis.
ter. Mrs. Lyon, who have been visit
ing at Captain Ccoper's and John
Blain's went to PittSburg, Kansas,
Monday to visit before returning to
their homes in New York.
Republican township convention at
rooms over Hartle's store next Satur-
day, for the purpose of selecting del
egates to county convention. Nom
inatio.s for trustee and assessor will
not be made at this convention.
1t is said that ii you find four-leaf
clover you will be almost sure to find
specimens at lhs same spot,ayear fol-
lowing. From this one may infer that
it is species. Keep your eye then on
the place where you have had good
luck and next year you can walk right
back and be successful without any
extra effort.
The Plymouth Orchestra made
music for the Culver commencement
Saturday night. A score of Plymouth
people accompanied them. Mr.. Sey-
bold IS musical ability and success as
teacher is recognized throughout the
county and the Plymouth band and
orchestra are in demand almost every
where.
A phenomenal record for speed was
made Sunday by pigeons of the Mish-
awake Homing club, which flew from
Louisiana, Mo. The distance is 800
miles and the winged racers made the
long trip through space in little over
five hours. The birds were released
at sos a. M. and some of them were
In their lofts at home at 1920, giving
the speedy pigeons record of nearly
go miles per hour.
Monroe Steiner has decided that he
will not ask for the nomination of
sheriff at the republican convention as
will be seen by his card in this paper.
This leaves the field open for all can
didateS who wish to CONTEST the cleo
tion of Deputy Voreis. The conven-
tion will nominate good man, and,
with good work on his part ard the
assistance of all the republicans In
the county, he will win.
An extra session of the Lawrence
county court will be held beginirg
July IL, Immediately after the
of the Monroe county