The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-06-08

Ind, IS visiting at the home OF A. X.
Underwood.
Ed S. Brooke, Carl Speisshoffer,
Miss Emma Gallagher and her moth
er have arrived from Salt Lake City.
Evergreen Sweet Corn makes good
early feed Good seed at roc peck.
Forbes Seed Store, Plymouth, Ind.
Grand Associate Conductress of the
Order Eastern Star of Indiana is Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. F. J. Bus
sard.
Bug Finish and Land Plaster. Plas-
ter 50 lbs for 35 cents. Finish 10 lbs
25 cents, so lbs for s1.2O. Forbes
Seed Store. W.
The third annual Alumni High
school base ball game will be played
Thursday afternoon at the Fair
grounds.
Mrs Chapman returned to her
home at Culver after a visit in this
city at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
B. F. DeMoss.
The records show that in twenty
years there has been clear weather on
four Decoration days. That's giving
St. Patrick's day close race in the
matter of inclemency
H. H. Vrallier and wife returned
to their home at Pierceton. Mr.. Vral-
lier has been conducting services at
Salem church southwest of this city.
The Culver academy commence
ment will he held from June 10 to Is
inclusive II will be made a notable
occasion with drills, cotillion, a
grand hall, ETC.
The Valparaiso Order of Sons of
Vetera,s, thirteen in number, passed
through this city Monday, enrout to
Rockville, where the division En-
ca:npment takes place.
Esther McCrory shows good
! record il he- school work by not be-
rig a: sen; or tardy for the past five
years. Miss Lent was her teacher
,ur:rg the past year.
The case OF the State VS. Harry
| Warnacut on the charge OF assault
and battery on the person of Pearl
Apple, is before the circuit court.
The parties are from Inwood. Mar
tindale & Stevens are the attorneys
for the defendant.
Miss Harriet E. Bissell has return
ed from Columbia City where she
has just finished her third year as a
teacher in the public schools there.
During the past year Miss Bissell
| taught the third grade in the West
Ward building of that city.
Ray Franklin Welsh infant SON OF
Charles E. and Jessie Welsh died at
his home in Tyner City at o'clock
Monday evening aged Is days.
Death was due TO inflammation OF
the brain. The funeral occurred today
with interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
Rev. J. S. Keppel has been called
| to Ohio on ministerial business, to
| be gone for several days During his
absence on Sunday morning, Rev. J.
B. Carter will fill his pulpit at St.
Paul's Reformed church. The public
is cordially invited to the services.
Reports from all the winter wheat
states and territories indicate very
large crop. The acreage is smaller
than it was several years ago, but a
crop of $4,000, 600 bushels is predic-
ted which has only been exceeded
once in the history of wheat raising
in the United States.
Michigan City News. = Russell
White, son OF Rt. Rev. J. H. White of
Michigan City, bishop of this diocese,
is visiting Rev. ]. A. Linn, rector OF
St. Paups church at Mishawaka. Mr..
Linn examined the young man at Ply
mouth, Ind, Sunday for the ministry
and he will be ordained on Trinity
The Juniors of the High School
placed their colors upon the flagstaff
of the Washington building last night
and they hung there until about 10
O'Clock this morning when the senior
boys succeeded in lowering them.
The Juniors talk of doing something
that will surprise the seniors within
the next few days.
Tuesday a clerk in one of our stores
asked a customer if he thought the
backbone of winter was broken.
Wednesday the customer went back
to have an understanding about it.
Clerk was nowhere in sight, but was
| finally found in the basement shovel
ing coal into the furnace Now what
do you think of that?
President Roosevelt, through the
secetary of state, decides that the
Russian ships at Manila must inferno
or put to sea at once. This action
of the nations chief executive is in
conformity with the American ma
tons policy of neutrality and is no
more than might be expected from
one so fair-minded as the president
Charles Sapp is trying to get a IL