The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-06-06

When woman gets letter from
her kin, her husband waits anxiously
till she gets through reading, to
learn who is coming this time.
Mrs. Jane Wood, sister of Mrs.
Haines and aunt Of Miss Ida Haines,
who had spent the winter here, went
today to Ann Arbor, to remain for a
season with another sister.
Mrs. Dollie Logan Which has been
brought from Long Cliff She was
not improved there and it was
thought she might be helped by a
few weeks at home at Lapaz.
Mrs. Jacob TrowbIidge will not re-
move to South Bend with the family
of Will McGlothlin, but will use the
upper rooms of her house for resi-
dence the Marvins occupying the
ground floors.
The Reformed church at Culver,
the pulpit of which was made vacant
by the resignation of Mr.. Kloepfen-
stein, has extended a call to A. T..
Michael OF Goshen and it is expected
that he will accept.
The w. c. T. u of Culver, has pre-
scented to he Culver high school a
fine portrait of Frances Z. Willard.
appropriately framed Miss Eva
Davis, one of the committee, made
the presentation.
Messrs. G. M. and w. w. Wilson,
of South Bend, are here in the inter
ests of the South Bend Tribune circu-
lation department The Tribune has a
regular correspondent in Plymouth
and much of the city's news is con-
| tanned in its columns.
A fine audience listened to Mr.
Martindale's sermon on THE Old
Book" last night, and Mrs. Crum-
packers two solos were thoroughly
enjoyed by those present. Tonight
she will sing THE Holy City," the
sermon subject for tonight being
Docs the Gospel Promise What
Man Needs?"
w. B. Kyle, who returned from
Ross, N. Dakota, in April, has re-
turned there to visit his wife and will
remain until fall. Mrs. Kyle's health
is much improved by residence in the
west. She will return with Mr.. Kyle
and il her health remains good they
will remain here Mr. Kyle bought
three lots on Pearl street, just south
Of the Wesleyan church and has JUS
completed on the north lot com
Portable two-story house the plan:
for which were designed by Mrs
Kyle They expect to occupy the
house upon their return.
Rev. Irl Hicks hit it off so success
fully for April that we will watch thu
outcome of his May weather forecas
with more interest Storms are to pre-
vail oftener than will be acceptable
From the 1st TO 3rd wind and rain
followed by a cool wave and NOR,
storms on the 9th, 18th and sth. From
the 10th to the 18th heavy storm:
coming from the south A cyclone o
daily rain, wind and electrical distur
bance is due from the 18th TO TIL,
goth, with another storm center from
the 22d to Goth in which extreme hea
will be followed by unseasonabl,
cold. The last week in May will alsC
be stormy.
About 100 women were injured
in Chicago Wednesday in a fire in tn,
building occupied by the Story 8
Clark Piano company and the Lotu
Lunch club, which is patronized ex
clusively by women. When the fame
were discovered there were fully 20'
womn, including the employees, in thu
place and panic ensued A numbe
of women leaped from the window:
of the second and third stories Il
the street below. The greater mum
Der, however, rushed TO the fire es
capes, where several lost their hold
and fell to the street, others being
pushed off, 1t is not believed an,
women will die from thei injuries
The loss will total $4,000.
The Plymouth grocers are forming
an association, the purpose of which
lis to protect themselves from irres
ponsible and non-paying customers
: The grocers aver that they are loser
every year by this class of trade AM
! they propose to organize for mutua
benefit and protection. No one viii
object to such a move; indeed, TIL
customer that pays his bills prompt,
IS interested in it, for if the groce
could collect all his bills he would b
able, doubtless, on some classes o
goods to sell at a lower figure. S.
|; that the irresponsible customer reall,
stands in the way of cheaper goods
: Such a move has been carried out il
other places and its results hav'
proved to be beneficial. If the groc
ers all join in this movement it viii
have a beneficial effect. 1t will no
apply to the man that pays his bill
at stated times, nor to the one wis
lis disposed to meet his obligations
! Mr.. T. J. Stewart, OF the bureau o
J the census marriage ana divorce
, at Washington, is in the city to com
lplete the census begun few month
. Iago, when all that were sent out Il
make these records were called in b,
: the government by eason of the up
lnronriation therefor having been ex