The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-14


bitches in North township this week.
Two inches is very heavy rainfall,
but that is what we had during the
past "a hours.
Mrs. Fred Price was reported crit
ically i'll Thursday evening but she
now seems out of danger.
The wooden mill at Laporte will
be doubled in capacity, making it one
of the largest mills of its kind in the
west.
George AIDE has donated $4,000 to
the fund for the erection of Me
mortal building at Purdue University,
Lafayette.
Mrs. Sarah Lower and her grand
daughter, Miss Flossie Lower, have
gone to Niles, Mich, for visit of
two or three weeks.
Miss Mayme Hoham and Mrs. Bert
Reeve left at noon Friday, for New
York and Boston for visit and an
outing of several weeks.
Hailstones as big as baseballs fell
at Oquawaka, ILL.,, Wednesday break
ing every plate glass window in town
and doing other damage.
The greatest and best feature of
the alumni banquet is the reunion of
former Plymouth boys and girls, now
residents of distant cities and states.
The origin of the fire which de-
stroyed the new $4,000 gymnasium
of the Culver Military academy, last
Friday, is a mystery to the officials.
The meeting of the committee Sat-
urday June 2, was only an informal
meeting of the members asked for by
Ridd;ck, no business could be legally
transacted.
Henry Albertus Pershing of South
Bend, graduate of the first high
school class in Plymouth, was toast
master at the alumni banquet Thurs
day night
The drouth was certainly broken
by the rain of Thursday night and
Friday morning. 1t is seldom that
we have so much rain at this season
of the year.
1t is we'll known that Yockey, Pick
er & Co., own the editor of the
Chronicle, and it is apparent this week
that they have bought the publisher
of the Argos Reflector
Dan Senour and his sister, Bessie,
of Lafayette, spent few days in this
city during the commencement exsr-
cises and went from here to Etna
| Green and Bourbon TO visit relatives
The Pickerl-Yockey organs, the
| Plymouth Chronicle and the Argos
Reflector, both admit that Hendricks
is still chairman by stating that the
state chairman is trying to induce
him to resign.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Outcalt are
here from Salt Lake City for visit
with relatives and friends. Mr.. Out
calt's mother will accompany them
on their return home and will prob
ably remain at Salt Lake permanent
/ y.
The statement that hailstones a:
large as base balls brke every plat.
glass window in the town of Oquaw
ka, Illinois, seems almost too large
to be true. 1t is only year ago tina
hailstones almost as large fell in Ply
mouth
Twenty-Five Kentucky students or
their way home from Valparaiso col
lege, changed cars at Plymouth Fri
day morning. With those going HON,
from the meeting of the sons of vet
Grams, the crowd looked almost Xix,
an excursion from Plymouth.
The Argos Reflector was paid TO
publishing the call of the regular Re
publican county convention, but faile'
> to do so. The publisher of the Re
flector seems to be owned body AM
soul by Frank Pickerl, but he ough
to stand by his agreements if he ha
i, the color of honesty about him.
A Detroit dispatch says that Gig
arctic" Baker is in Windsor, Canada
and that he is respondent. 1t is fur
: Their announced that in conversation
recently he said: my advice to an
young man entering politics is to b
d on the level" All of which rove
9 that one never gets too old tc sarr
Fred Logan formerly of this 1T,
: has lost the use of his lower limb
: by an attack of locomotor ataxia. III
: has been at Seattle, Washington sew
o eral years and physicians say ther
d is no hope for his improvement i
n that climate. He is now on his wa
to Plymouth accompanied by VII
: lard CRUDE.
: The man who fancies that he add
d to the strength of his remarks b
: punctuating them with "damns" an
! ''hells" and other profane expletive
e is vastly mistaken. He only demon
! strates the fact either that he has
vicious and uncontrolled temper
g thing itself greatly to his Giscredit-
e or that by choice he is addicted to
d coarse and vulgar habit
: In his speech at Indianapoli
n Thursday, Congressman Champ Clar
a of Missouri, declared that Democrat
! would this year contest every inc
OF ground from Cape Cod to tn
IS Golden Gate and from the great lake
!; to the gulf. Bnt there is nothin