The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-05-24
Daniel Mcdonald and c. o. Trib-

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of the Masonic Grand Lodge at In
dianapolis this week
Rev. N. H. Sheppard has returned
from lecture tour of week, visit
ing Rensselaer,, Wolcott, Lafayette
Indianapolis While at Indianapolis
he preached the funeral of Dr. Gard
ner.
Clarence Neidig of Bourbon, who
is the foreman in the erection of the
new Methodist church at Walkerto1,
spent few hours in Plymouth Mon
day forenoon He reports work on
the new church progressing satisfac-
torily.
Lyman o. Smith is suing the city
of Logansport for $4,000 damages
for the death of his brother, who
was killed while taking down re-
ceiver, wires from the city lighting
plant having been crossed with the
telephone wire.
Levi Lauer was stricken with par
alysis at his home on East Caro-
street, about 1880 this morning, and
is in a critical condition. He is rs
years of age and has been somewhat
feeble for several months, which
makes ks recovery doubtful.
AT a meeting of several mayors in
Logansport last Saturday it was de-
cided that the new laws for cities
are hard to interpret and are very
confusing and inadequate. Radical
changes will be recommended at the
next meeting of the legislature.
Pulaski Wickizer and Nathan
Thompson of Union township, visit
ed in this city Monday. Mr.. Thomp-
son went from here t. Walkerton
to spend the afternoon and night
with his brother and went from there
Tuesday to the encampment at La
fayette.
You give me chance; you give
me a chance, is the cry of many a
good fellow who has started wrong.
The people who are so prone to keep
him going wrong ought to learn that
all he wants is chance TO prove that
he can burst the rocks of difficulty
and do things worth while
This is just the right size Cit to
settle down in to enjoy life. Every
thing for the comfort of life can be
bought here and $40 will go as far
as $25 will in larger cities. When you
want to leave the farm, come to Ply
mouth and build a nice comfortable
home and be among the best people
in the world.
The Baccalaureate sermon for the
graduates of the Inwood high school
was preached Sunday evening by Rev
A. l.. Weaver, of the M. E. church
at Inwood. There are FIVE graduates
three young ladies and two gentle
men. The graduating exercises will
be at the Inwood Methodist church
Thursday evening.
Misses Hazel Neff and Lura Will
son anu Messrs Ralph Leonard and
Welcome Harris furnished music a,
Inwood Sunday evening when Rev
Mr.. Weaver preached the. bacculaur-
cate sermon for the Inwood gradu-
ates Miss Neff and Mr. Leonard
gave solos and Mr.. Harris and Miss
Wilson sang duet. The sermon was
good as we'll as the music.
Announcements emanating from
scientific quarters from time to time
have brought to the public the dis
quoting information that the earth is
gradually cooling and will not be
habitable more than a million years
longer. Now, however, comes Chi
cago University professor who says
the earth in its present condition is
good for hundred million years yet
Nervous people may now draw Z
long breath of relief
| Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Guilbert ans
Mrs. Whitcomb, who were callet
here by the desth of their brother
Charles A. Freese, have scores O
friends in Plymouth. 1t has beer
about fifteen years since any of then
} were here and they regret that thei
visit. has to be very short Mrs
: Whitcomb returns to Chicago Wed
nesday evening, while Carrie and An
. ma, now Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs. Gull
bert, will leave for their homes il
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Thurs
day.
Miss Alice Faude, of Minneapoli.
! Mimi, left for Chicago Saturda
morning after visit of a few day
at the home of her uncle, Charles
: Cooper in this city. Miss Faude
/ the daughter of Rev. ]. ]. Faud,
( who was rector of the Episcops
. church in this city several years an
went from here to Michigan Cit
| "a years ago and from there to Min
. neapolis, where he died few year
, ago. He was one of the great preach
ers of the Episcopal church. His so
Paul c. Faude, is a preacher in Chi
| cago and his sister stopped there t
visit him on her way home.