The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-12-12
LOCAL NEWS

Argos.
Walter Butcher has gone to Shell
don. H., to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hull went
to Argos yesterday.
Miss May Adams has gone to Chi
cago for the winter.
Grant Tank, of Walkerton, was in
this city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillard went to South
Bend for short stay.
Mr.. Gust Keller went to South
Bend Monday on business.
Mrs. Geo. Dietel has gone to Mish-
awake for week stay.
Agnes Pence has gone to Donaldson
for a visit of a few days.
Mrs. Charles Jaymone has gone to
Peru to visit her parents.
Mrs. Swearingen went to South
Bend to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Smith went to Argos
after visiting her son Dick Shakes.
Mrs. John Stevenson from South
Bend is the guest of Mrs. ]. ]. Barnes.
Mrs. Will Smith left for South
Bend Monday afternoon for weeks
stay.
Mrs. Renner has returned to South
Bend after visiting Mrs. Klingham-
mer. .
Mrs John w. Blodgett left for Chi
cagO after visiting her brother, Dan
Jacoby.
Miss Edith COffing went to South
Bend after spending Sunday with Miss
Edna Bell.
Miss Emma Protsman returned to
Lapaz after spending Sunday with
her parents
Mrs. Samuel Thomas of Wanatah is
here visiting Mrs. Harry Homer for
a few days.
Charles W. Johnson has sued the L
E. & W. Ry. Co.. in circuit court for
s1e5 damages.
Mrs. Walter White and Myrtle
White have gone to South Bend to
visit relatives.
The new pension board appointed
this afternoon consists of Drs. Knott,
Borton and Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. Eley went to
Logansport to attend the funeral of
the doctors father.
Auditor Miller went TO indianapolis
Monday to make his December settle
ment with the state.
Mrs. u. NJ. Tanner went to Argos
to attend the funeral of her grand
father, William j. Hand.
Marion Reiter. present incumbent,
has been appointed postmaster at
Rochester for another term. The fight
was a warm one.
Mr.. W. NJ. Tobias and daughter
Mabel, of Elkhart. returned home
Monday after few days visit with
Mr. and Mrs. John Kuszmal.
Joseph Pippinger has appealed to
the circuit court from the judgment
rendered against him by Justice Mol
ter in the truancy case last week.
A rainy Sunday in December is
about the dreariest day the calendar
can produce. Sundays effort in
that direction was a miserable sue
cess.
Farmers as general rule have the
impression that seeds are injured by
very low temperatures. If ordinary
seeds, such as corn, wheat, rye, etc.,
are properly matured and thoroughly
dried, the lowest outdoor temperature,
continued for many days, will not in
jure the terminating properties in the
least, provided the seed is kept in a
dry place.
Adam Trisinger, an old man seven
ty-six years old of Lapaz, Ind, who
was hit over the head with whip by
unknown parties, is slowly regaining
his speech.
The special attention of cur readers
is called to the line of holiday goods
at che Peoples Drug Store. You will
find there a complete selection and
prices the lowest. 10t1
The c. X. Plank com pany was in
corporated Saturday to do a general
merchandising business at Rochester.
The incorporators are we'll known
citizens of that sprightly town.
A. E. Barns is moving a stock OF
dry goods, boots, and shoes here from
Maxinkuckee and will occupy the room
fsrmerly occupied by the Top Restau-
rant and will open about December IA.
Rochester Republican.
In Squire lIolter,S court a iudo-