The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-19

when the rains appear TO be little
wetter than they were during the
summer.
Mr.. Isaac Shuts has returned to
his home in South Bend, after visit
ing with friends in this city and in
Bourbon.
Miss Vera Vinall is visiting with
her sisters, Mrs. Earl Conant at Riv-
err Park and Mrs Anthony Miller at
| Mishawaka.
Mrs. Anna Henderson of South
Bend. the Grand District deputy OF
the Pythian sisters, was the guest
of Mrs. Clarence Slayter. Wednes-
day.
LAYER, the small son of Mr.. and
Mrs w. d. Welch, while visiting
his grandparents in Bourbon town
ship Sunday, fell and broke his left
clavic1e
Miss Edith Stevick of Chicago Wis
tied with her mother a week and
left for Indianapolis where she will
visit with her brother and wife and
then return to Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. Walters and Mrs. Cath
crime Stout have returned to their
homes in Nappanee, after spending
few days with Mrs. Samuel Schlos-
ser, and other friends in this city.
The Dominion Trades and Labor
congress, in session at Winnipeg.
Manitoba, adopted RESOLUTIONS de-
manding the exclusion of the Japan
csc from Canada and the immediate
abrogation of the Anglo-Japanese
treaty.
Mr.. O. E. Hendee and family, OF
Chicago, visited with Mrs. Hendee's
mother, Mrs. Stevick, last week, for
few days and left for Warsaw
where they will visit Mr.. Hendee's
people
In the state of Texas you could
place every man, woman and child
in the world 20 feet apart, giving
each 1900 square feet of land-room
sufficient for house, cattle and vege-
table garden. If you don't believe
it. figure it out.
A party composed of Mrs. J. B.
Bowel, Mrs. c. D. Pierce, Mrs. Cox,
Mrs Daisy Thompson and Miss Jo-
sephine Mickey, went to Argos Mon
day, to. celebrate the send birthday
of Mrs. Kershaw.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. II. Love went
to South Bend Wednesday to attend
the reunion of the 4sth regiment, to
which Mr. Love belonged thursday
they go to Westville to the 73rd reg
iment reunion, and Friday to Laporte
to the reunion of the Goth.
Orange Hesh, OF Mentone, Ind,
who has been in jail for over a
month on a charge of incest prefer
red by his daughter, has been re-
leased. 1t is said the arrest was due
to spite work, the girl Directing to
restrictions placed on her conduct.
In point of membership in the or
der of Knights of Pythias, Indiana
stands second in the list with over
m nt,.~
total OF $4,000 Knights within her
borders. The Knights have had
remarkable growth since the order
was first organized n 1864, during
the civil war. Today there are in
round numbers 100000 K. of P's in
the United States.
Since January 1, 1907, ia persons
have been killed in the United States
by automobiles and 362 have been
badly injured and the season is not
nearly over yet In addition TO those
injured by autos, there are hundreds,
perhaps thousands of people, who
have been badly injured in runaways
directly due to recklessness on the
part of handlers of autos that are
not included in the number of injur-
ed The record is a frightful one.
Thursday evening, Sept Goth, Ply
mouth citizens will be given their
first opportunity to hear the new pipe
organ in ST Thomas church in all
its tonal beauty and power. Prof
Barr an organist of note will give
an organ recital of great beauty and
technical skill. assisted by vocal |
numbers from Miss Hazel Neff. the
double quartet of the Mozart club,
and other talent Tickets for adults
80 cents, for children 25 cents. The
proceeds are for the benefit of the or
gar fund.
A protocol was igned at the state
department at Washington, Tuesday |
by the diplomatic representatives of
the five Central American republics,
accepting the invitation of the United
States and Mexico to meet there at |
an early date to negotiate an agree
ment providing for permanent peace
between the countries presented The
protocol was signed in the presence
of Acting Secretary Adee of the state
department and Minister Godoy
charged affaires of the Mexican en-
bassy.