The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-04-18

wi -. Noilldu QUIT Ids lCtuillSu
from California, where she spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Lambert.
There is an epidemic of erysipelas
in the country northeast of Etna
Green and the people of the neigh
borhood are becoming alarmed
Both houses of the Michigan legis-
lature have passed the two-cent fare
law and the legislature held a jollifi-
cation meeting Thursday evening.
Rev. Mr. Crowder returned this
morning from Tyner, where he de-
livered the Grafton last night at the
school commencement exercises of
Polk township.
Miss Rozella Vernette, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Vemette will be married
to Harry H. Shaw at the home OF
the brides mother in Bourbon, We'd
nesday, April II.
Gardner c. Cutler and Gene Ritten-
house of Bourbon, were married
Thursday, April II, at the home of
the brides. brother, Wayne Ritten-
house of Bourbon.
Mrs. Ella Johnson and daughter
Florence, who had been visiting with
Mrs Johnson's sister, Mrs. Elmer
Werntz, returned to their home at
South Bend Friday.
The editor of the Bourbon News
Mirror says his wife raises as good
lemons in Bourbon as can be bought
anywhere She no doubt, hands him
a lemon occasionally
AS "a small bolt on the door is
better than none at ALL" so even a
very small ad of a store is better
than none at all. For none at ALL
means business oblivion.
The best talent in the city is in
the beautiful opera, The Young Lieu
enant. given by the young ladies
of the Episcopal church next week
Tuesday and Wednesday.
George Vinall has the contract for
groceries at the poor asylum, NJ
Lauer and son for boots and shoes
Ball & Co., for dry goods and cloth
ing and Charles Shaded for drugs.
The people of Ev<hart will endeav-
or to raise 100000 to be invested in
stock of the Subway Mercantile Com
pany, which employs $50 people and
wishes to increase it's capital stock to
$4OO, 900.
Charles Mckinney, ST., of Bourbon
after running a meat market in Whit
ing two months has sold out and re-
turned home. He says Whiting water
is not fit for Marshall county maj,
to drink.
Secure your seats for the opera
THE First Lieutenant" at Shadels
Drug Store on and after Saturday
morning. The performances occur on
Tuesday. and Wednesday nights OF
next week.
Elmer Roose, son of Isaac Roost
of Bourbon township, was found
dead in bed Tuesday morning al
Rock Springs. Wyoming He was
bridge carpenter and has family ir
Fort Wayne
Patrick Cudahy, head of the
Cudahy Company in Milwaukee, say.
that he approves President Roose.
velt's policy toward corporations
and that he does not believe it will
injure business.
The speech of Attorney Delmas il
| deferse of Harry Thaw was a greal
| oratorical effort. Impartial judges
all so regard it, despite the fact tha
he faty contradicted himself in hi.
| reference to the "unwritten law"
| The commencement exercises o
the Bourbon township schools will
be held at the opera house in Bour
bon, May f. Rev. ]. S. Crowder o
Plymouth, will deliver the address
His theme is THE Battle of Life
The school board at Laporte ha,
opened night school under the di
rection' of Superintendent Wood o
the city schools 1t is for the benef
of those who are not able to attent
school during the day. 1t started on
with 20 pupils.
Facia cruptions may often be heal
ed by cleansing the face every nigh
with warm water and pure soap, dry
ing and then touching each littl,
pimple with spirits of turpentine
This is an old-fashioned remedy, bu
| it is a good one.
| The late Mrs. Malinda II Ridge
way of Laporte, bequeathed $1,000
to the Friends Church; 500 to tn
Hadley Industrial School; 500 t.
| the Francis f. Willard Nationa
Temperance Association and 500 t,
the Indiana W. c. 7. u.
| Walter Lunsford, of Forsville, Ind
after four years service for the Gov
eminent, toward the last of which h
Twas with the marines, has been dis
| charged and returned home. Durin
his absence he made complete cir
l'cuit of the globe.
I Again the common council ha
called the attention of Mayor Fo
garty to the morality of South Benz
On mo.ion made by Frank Roger.
who began the crusade resulting j
Punishment of slot machines, tn
mayOr was asked to instruct tn