The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

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business.
Captain Ed Morris was up from
Lake Maxinkuckee, Tuesday.
Rev. Streeter, OF Culver was in the
city on business Tuesday.
John Smith went to South Bend
to visit his sister, Mrs Alice For
sythe.
There were sixteen marriage licen-
ses issued by County Clerk J. R.
Jones, during the month of July.
There were nearly 10000 deaths
among the ex-soldiers of the civil war
during the past year.
About ten Plymouth people are
preparing to spend their summer va
cation at Petoskey, Michigan.
Rev. Sheppard went to Lake Max
inkuckee to attend the General As
sembly of the Christian church which
is being held at that place now.
The cadets OF the Culver Military
Academy returned from Winona to
their academy on Lake Maxinkuckee
last evening.
Miss Pearl Winnings of Marion is
home for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Winnings, of North
Michigan street
The town council of North Judson
has decided that persons that cannot
pay their fine shall be compelled to
work on the streets.
The Misses Grace and Lillian FL
mers, of Chicago, are visiting at ST.
Michaers Academy. They expect to
remain about two weeks.
tt has been estimated that should
anyone desire to purchase the railways
of the world his outlay would amount
to something like s36,6sO, 100000.
Lawrence McTurnan, deputy state
superintendent of Public instruction
will attend the Marshall County In
stitute during one day of the weeks
session. August 81 to 25th.
The prospects are excellent for a
big pickle crop in Marshall county,
The growers began delivering at the
Plymouth sailing station already last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ketcher, of St.
Joseph, Michigan, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stein,
and other relatives and friends in
Plymouth and vicinity.
Mrs. L. H. Williams and son, Ray
mond, also accompanied by her moth
err, Mrs. Mary VAIL, left Monday at
ternoon for Plymouth to visit for a
few days with the families of DR.. F.
M. Burkett and DR.. H. A. Deeds
Warsaw Times.
Despite ST. Joseph County's growth
and seeming great prosperity, person
al property returns for 1895 to the
state tax board show loss of $21s,-
$50. St. Joseph county is one of the
twenty-five counties in the state to
show a decrease. Marshall shows a
small gain. The state tax board pro-
poses to make some inquiry among
the derelict counties.
A Kansas judge holds that wo-
man has the right to search her hus-
bands pockets for small change or
anything else she may be looking for.
Happily, the decision only hits few
women, for most of them have such
horror of plug tobacco and fine cut,
that they seldom have any desire to
Iexplore their husbands pockets.-La-
fayette Journal.
Special effort is being made in all
cities in Indiana this year to arrange
for big time Labor day. Lafayette
has secured Governor Hanly to de-
liver the address on that occasion.
Richmond is making strenuous efforts
to secure the presence of Senator
Jesse LaFollette, of Wisconsin and
Fl. Wayne is trying to induce Thorn
as Lawson, of Frenzied Finance fame
to deliver a speech in that city on
Labor day. The efforts of the Fl.
Wayne people who have the Labor
day arrangements in charge bid fair
to be crowned with success and in
the event they secure Lawson large
attendance at the exercises is assured.