The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29

Mrs. A. c. Nor land OF Toledo is
spending the week here.
James Hughes and father-in-law
Isaac Eherman, the latter of Lima,
O.. went to South Bend Saturday to
VISIT with the formers SON, Graham
Hughes.
Mrs. Hattie Smith OF Wells
'boruogh, Ind. called on friends here
Saturday on her way to LaPorte
where She will visit her daughter, Mrs
Nellie Watkins.
II. w Clark, the government man,
who has been in this city for the past
few weeks, gathering information
concerning THE fisheries OF this vicin-
ity went TO Culver Saturday.
The annual reunion OF the Twenty
ninth Indiana Volunteers will be held
at Knox, September l and 2. Marshall
county had one company in this regi-
ment commanded by Captain J. E.
Houghton.
Twenty three PERSONS dead and
fourteen missing and million dol
Gars worth OF property destroyed is
the result of the storm which ragged
over the southern coast of Texas a
few days ago.
The high wind Friday put Lake
Michigan on the widest rampage in
fifteen years The steamer United
States was held at Michigan City Z
hours The Roosevelt arrived from
Chicago at noon with 900 passengers
all very sick.
A spring tire for bycycles, motor
cycles and automobiles has been in
verified by a South Bend man. The
springs are cooled similar TO a watch
spring The inventor claims they pre-
vent friction and relieve the jar on
bad roads. He claims it rs superior
TO all other tires.
Any lady can easily make from SIS
to SOS week working for me quiet
IL i'm her own home locality This is
bonafide offer-oue which will pay
You TO investigate, evtn IF you car
only spare two Inours per day. No in
vestment required Turn your spare
time into money. Write me at once
for particulars Address Harriet Nj
Richards. Box 80, Woman's Building
Joiliet, Illinois.
A Washington Dispatch says Re
preventative Barnhart mas been mott
fed that his appoinltee to the nava
academy ait Annapolis, Joseph JenkiA
son, OF Goshen, was one OF the many
young men who farled in the menta
examination for entrance recently Ii
tn at examination only 1873 out OF 50t
men were successful Mr. Barnllar
now has two vacancies ar the nava
academy to FIJI both of Hrs appoint
tees having failed, one on the physi
cal examination and trhe other on tft
mental test
Every Indication points to a goot
peach crop in the Lake Erie anC
Michigan peach belts. Some time ag'
it was feared that climate condition
had curtailed the yield but recentl.
all Improvements in weather has caus
ell growers to look upon the .ituatiol
in more optimistic Hight. Good rain
have helped the fruit immensely am
il an occasional shower comes dur
ing August and September, recon
output may be expected. Dealers sa
the quality of liberia peaches iron
Georgia Will be much better than til
earlier varieties.
Col. William Hoynes OF Nodr
Dame. and Mr.. Charles Il. ,Mattingl
: q, Plymouth, two OF the 1rust e:
having charge OF the erection OF n
Pottawatomie Indian Momimen
(Col. A. F. Fleet, OF Culver Militar
, Academy, the other Trustee, being Tt
sent on his summer vacation) me
I Thursday afternoon with Daniel Nc
Donald, author of the law, at his wig
vam at the south end OF Lake Ma,
irkuckee, and completed the arrange
ments FOR the unveiling OF the Nor
ument September 4, at Twin Lake
station on the Vandala railroad.