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

daughter to visit her parents, MT.
and Mrs. John S Greer, near Inwood.
and Mr.. Whites parents at Twin
lakes
Charles NJ. Guide, the Nickle Plate
operator at Knox. and Sarah l.. Shat
err were married by Rev. N. II. Shep
pard at the home of ]. P. Bishop at
q o'clock Saturday afternoon. The
bride is a cousin of Mrs. Bishop and
her home was at Argos.
This is a new way to collect, bun
Plymouth doctors would be too mod
est to use it Sally, the hired girl,
was sick abed When the doctor was
alone with the girl she said: Il am
not sick at all, but Mrs. Jones owes
me three months wages and | will
stay in bed until she pays me-" "Wili
she pay?" asked the doctor "Oh
sure, she has come down with the
cash before" Make room 70 me"
said the doctor "she owes me just
one hundred dollars. Exchange.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Becker and
daughter Jeanette, departed from
Plymouth Saturday to make their
future home in Chicago. They will
go first to Noblesville to visit there
over Sunday and thence TO Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker lived in Ply
mouth forty-four years and their
faces on the street were familiar to
every one. 1t cost them tears to part
from their old home associations bur
in their new home the family viii be
more together, as their three sons
Sydney, Fred and Isaac-wlll be with
them.
]. W. Falconbury of Teegarden,
who had been at Bourbon for Decor
alton day, was in Plymouth Saturday
on his way home. He went to Bour-
bon to blow the fife in the drum
corps. Mr.. Falconbury served thret
tyears in Company F, 73rd regiment
as ifer. He came to Marshall county
in 1s47, is 70 years of age, and with
the exception of the three years in
the service, has lived in Polk town
Polk township Mr.. Falconbury's
lpension has been increased to s24 a
month
Winona has inaugurated move
ment looking to the entertainment OF
the American boy 1t expects to have
several thousand lads from IL to II
years of age in a city of tents by Wi
mona lake this summer The camp
will open July &c and continue sever
al weeks. The boys will hold an cleo
ton in regular form, and choose their
own mayor, aldermen and all officers
of a regular city government, and a
legislature to make their own laws.
The camp will be under the super
vision of Judge Brown, founder of
the juvenile court of Salt Lake City
When the editor OF the home paper
takes sharp crack at the mail order
houses, the merchants of the town
pat him on the back, hguratively
speaking, and assure him that he is
the bully boy with the glass eye, =
ever. But do they? Ten to one they
and that they will stand by him for
! will become hypnotized with the first
fake advertising proposition from a
foreign source and lavish their dol
lars upon it. Thus the money that
should be spent at home is taken
your thumbs and growl about hard
times.
Daniel Mcdonald returned from
indianapolis Thur. day, whittier he
had been in attendance upon the ses-
sions of the grand lodge of free Mas
ons. There were about 500 in attend
ance The officers elected are as fol-
ems, Madison; deputy grand master,
Walter o. Bragg, Greenfield; senior
grand warden Charles N. Mikels,
Newcastle; junior grand warden.
William H. Marker, Upton; grand
treasurer, Martin H. Rice. Indianap-
oils; grand chaplain, George ID.
Wolfe, indianapolis; grand lecturer,
Frederick Glass, Madison; grand
marshal, Edward W. Bowen, Delphi;
senior grand deacon, William Ridley,
Corydon; junior grand deacon Will
liam H. Swintz, South Bend; grand
, Inspector, Edward E. Wolf Rush
vile.
The first of May was the sixth an
niverssry of Rev. w. S. Howard
pastorate of the Episcopal church in
this city During the five years past
the church has raised for all purposes
about $4,000, $4,000 of which has
been put into the new church. The
church now is in process of compile
ton and it will be ready for use the
gath Of August There will be about
$4,000 worth of memorials in the new
church, including the altar reredos,
credence shelf, communion rails, pull
pit, lectern, litany, desk, rector's seat
and prayer desk. and a handsome
$500 pipe organ will be installed at
the time of the dedication, S11O0 OF
which has already been provided for,
including a gift of $500 toward this
fund from d. E. Snyder The pews
will be very handsome The church
will be lighted with Nernst electric
lights, which will present a very
handsome appearance. During the
five years past the membership has