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

Fowlerton, where Editor Cal. Sim
niger formerly OF Bremen, will begin
the publication of a new weekly, to
be called the Index.
Ed Taylor went to Walkerton to
visit friends.
Will Borlor has returned to his
home in Tyner.
Mrs. NJ. Parker has returned to her
home at Culver.
Mrs. Samuel Boggs and baby have
returned to Argos.
Mrs. L. E. Bell has returned to her
home in South Bend.
Sadie Lambert left for Logansport
Friday to visit friends.
Emma Victor has gone to Val
paraiso to visit friends.
Miss Mabel Blair will visit relatives
at Argos for few days.
Minnie Puncker left Friday for
her home i'm South Bend.
Sheep-killing dogs are annoying
Green township farmers.
Mrs. Hoffman returned to her home
in Culver after visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Delft left Friday
for their home in Dakota.
Mr.. Anderson from Buffalo, former
ly of Plymouth, is visiting here.
Mrs. Daisy Schilt will spend few
days at Argos visiting relatives.
Miss Lou Borton, of Bourbon, is
visiting the family of DR.. Borton.
Conrad Bergman has returned from
short visit with his sons at Peru.
Mrs. f. w. Gallup went to Chicago
after visiting her brother, J. S. Ness.
Hattie Kuhn and her sister, Princes
have gone to Culver on short visit.
Mrs. Humbert and daughter, Bertha,
have returned to their home i'm West
township.
Tippecanoe is soon to have a new
cigar factory, Keck Bros. being the
proprietors.
Mrs. L. A. Sloan left for Bourbon
Friday having visited her sister, Mrs.
Vanvactor.
Mrs. c. Hanes and her mother, Mrs.
Brooks, have gone to Culver after a
visit in Plymouth.
DIR. Brown left Friday for Green
castle, where he will attend the flu
neral of his mother.
Mrs. T. Richter, after visiting
friends in this city, has returned to
her home in indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sellers have
returned to their home at Logansport
after visiting MIR. HOgarth.
Charles Disher returned Friday from
Chicago, where he has been attending
the great national horse show.
The Healy drain on Washington
street was completed Friday evening
by Otis Mikels. the contractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salem Bussert have
returned from near Rochester, where
they have been attending the bedside
of the formers sister.
Plymouth merchants are prepared
for a better holiday trade than they
have ever enjoyed before. Our adver-
Using columns show where to 90.
Members of the Presbyterian SUM-
day school interested i'm the Christmas
exercises of the school, will meet at
the church Saturday tomorrow
promptly at O'Clock. All interested
in the singing are especially urged to
be present.
Acknowledgement Taylor holds that
express companies are, under the law,
required to deliver packages to any
point within the corporate limits of
any town to which they are consigned.
This holding is based on an act of the
legislature.
w. G. Fricke, nephew of the great
iron and steel magnate, bought an
automobile the other day, and know
ing the dangers of the vehicle he at
the same time bought a handsome cof-
fin which he will carry with him or
his journeys.
The Argos Reflector in its current
issue publishes an excellent report of
the proceedings Of the Marshall Coun-
ty Teachers association at its recent
meeting in that town. We had made
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