The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-06-04

bon, returned to their home in
Mishawaka Monday.
w. B. Pierce and family of Fl.
Wayne, who have been visiting
with his uncle, II. b. Allen and
wife, went to Grovertown for a
short visit Monday.
II. II. Wyant and daughter,
Mrs. John Navin of Logansport,
who have been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Butcher, returned
to their home Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Rollins of South
Bend, who has been visiting with
the family of Joseph Swindell
and other friends, went to Bour-
bon for a visit Monday.
John Brittenham, wife and
daughter OF South Bend, are visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Brittenham' health is better
than it has been for ten years.
The cold damp weather OF Sun
day after two weeks of very hot
weather made everybody shiver.
One man was seen on the streets
wearing straw hat and an over
coat.
James NJ. Gibson and Ezra K.
Barnhill, two veteran soldiers
who seldom get away from their
residences, were able to be taken
to the decoration services at Oak
Hill Saturday.
John c. Jilson of Chicago, John
w. Davis of Hammond, the Bax-
ter brothers and their wives of
Mishawaka, Fred Miller and
Charles McCrory of Chicago,
were among those here Saturday.
St. Paul has already commenc-
ed work on plans for entertaining
the national conclave of Shriners
in July. Electrical displays alone
will cost $4,000 and other-decoi~
atoms will be on a like scale OF
magnihcence.
John Snodgrass, a veteran Of
the civil war, who resided in this
couny most of his life, came from
Blue Rapids, Kansas, last week
for visit with relatives and old
friends here. He has resided in
Kansas eight years.
Mrs. Dora Pickett and son
Ward of Nappanee, who have
been visiting with her brother, A.
b. Farmwald for a few days, re-.
turned to her home Monday. She
was accompanied home by Mr..
Farmwald, who will spend few
days at Nappanee.
F, NJ. McCrory received a card
from Harry Fuller Monday MORN
ing stating he and George Ewalt
had launched in the restaurant
and confectionery business at
Wenatchee, Washington. He also
SAYS land around that city is
worth from $3.50 to $4,000 owing
to location and improvement, that
being a fruit section.
The Republicans OF the Thir-
teenth district will hold their con-
at Plymouth, June 10, to
nominate a candidate for con-
gress. All the power the state
machine can exert is being
brought to bear on behalf OF John
l.. Norman, but the voters OF the
district are rallying to the support
Of Charles w. Miller. The fact
that the state machine attempted
to force Norman on the Repub-
Leans of the district by denying
them the right of holding CON
vention and making their own
is telling powerfully
against Norman. The machine
sn't popular in the Thirteenth
indianapolis Independent.
Backward, turn backward, oh,
lime. in your flight; give me one
,hance at the teachers tonight
The teachers that larruped me five
times a day; oh, give me one
chance at that teacher, | say! And
give me the woodpile as big as a
ill: let the pleasure OF splitting
t cheer me and thrill. while the
Boys gaily cheer me from over the
fence. O give me that bliss again
darn the expense! The small
reservation just over the hill,
where the thought OF the hoeing
would give me a chill; the cow
hat caressed me each flip with |
1er tail as tried to draw milk for
/ twenty-quart pail; the hens that
forever were wanting to set, the
pig with the stomach man never
illed yet; the measles that hit,
he colicky pain-oh, give me the
bliss of my boyhood again If
you'd fill men with rapture and
,heer and delight, backward, turn
backward, oh, time, in your flight.
Elk.