The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-05

Mrs. Peter Miller and daughter,
Pearl, are visiting relatives at Don
aldson.
DIR. Martin went to Greencas;le
Wednesday to attend the M. E. cen
ference
E. w. Halpenny, state secretary of
the Sunday-school association, arriv-
ed in the city Saturday evening TO
join Mrs. .Halpenny. who is guest
of the Hume's. Mr.. Halpenny has
spent the past week in the northern
part of the state doing institute work
AS the result of the appointment
of committee of seventy-hve repre-
sentatives of the several chruches of
the city, it now seems that Sunday
night theater performances and Sun
day baseball games in Kokomo are
to have hard fight to maintain their
existence
Last year $4,000 emigrants left Sic
lily for the United States, most of
whom are now sending remittances
home, Their departure has raised
the wages ofilaborersrIih Sicily from
30 to IS cer.s day. The influence
of the United States in the worlds
affairs is great.
1t is claimed that the breweries
own 5000 saloons in Indiana; and yet
the state law explicitly provides that
mo license shall be issued to any
person who is acting as the agent of
another or who proposes to conduct
said business as the agent or partner
of another person"
Louis Mcdonald, accompanied by
his wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gil
more came Saturday from Chicago
to Culver by automobile, to spend a
season at their new cottage. This
was the first time, since Louis injury,
seven weeks ago. that he has been
able to be out
Governor Hanly and Marvin Camp
bell will probably be elected lay del
egates from the Northwest Indiana
conference to the general conference
of the Methodist church which meets
next May The Northwest Indiana
conference meets at Greencastle,
Sept. 4, and will be in session six
days.
John c. Billheimer, auditor of state
and ex-officio insurance commission
er, according to indianapolis news
papers, contemplates making a ruling
to the effect that any local or special
agent of any insurance company that
rebated the whole or any part of the
premium, will lose his license to do
business in the state.
Prof E. f. Fry, the new principal
of the high school, has arrived from
his home at Winamac and is get
ting in readiness the appliances for
his school work. Prof. Fry is a gen
ial and pleasant gentleman, and he
will be welcomed by the people Of
orr city who will endeavor to make
his residence here both pleasant and
satisfactory.
Mrs. A. NJ Hand. who for five
and half years had been nurse TO
the late Mrs. Lauer, has probably
ended her work here and later may
go to friends in Port Huron, Mich.
Mrs. Hand has been a faithful care
taker, and the Lauers are so much
gratified with her services that in adj
dition to her salary they made her p
substantial remembrance.
The Huff family had thoroughly
enjoyable reunion at the fair grounds
Thursday, about 300 relatives being
present. An interesting program of
music. readings and "speechifying"
was carried out, there was base
ball game between the Huks and the
Huffs. and of course. the inevitable
big diSner Next years reunion will
be held at the same place-Bremen
Enquirer.
Mesdames Marie Keanc and d. II.
Ryan. of Detroit, who were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Chris. Fisher, re-
turned to their home in that city
Saturday The ladies expressed a
high opinion of the appearance Of
Plymouth. and spoke in praise of its
paved streets and foliage trees. but
added, with an intimation of the
beauties of Detroit. There's no place
like home"
The United Brethren conference
will meet at Fulton, Ind. the 18th of
September and will continue over the
week. Bishop Matthews, of Chicago.
will preside. Rev. Mr. LcCount, who
has been supplying the pulpit at this
place, will terminate his work with
Sunday. SEPT. s. and the conference
will make a permanent supply to she
coed Mr.. Lands Mr.. Lands may
not do any further work. His health
shows marked diminishment.
Knows Goebel's Slayer.