The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-12-26
Miss Anna Head went to Warsaw

Miss AIlIld HEAD went 20 WARSAW
to visit friends.
Miss Cora Covert went to Chicag,
TO spend Christmas.
The latest in pictures at the Tri
bune store, South Bend.
Mr.. George Wiseman, of Missouri
is here visiting relatives.
Miss Ada Holtorf went to South
Bend to spend the holidays.
Miss Louie Wolford is home from
Norris, ILL.,, for the holidays.
WANTED-Girl to do genera
homework Call at this office. dwt1
Fred Bonham while skating Satur.
day sprained his arm very badly.
Miss Alta and Gladys Curtis have
returned to their h Jme at Argos.
Emory Hess is home from Wabash
college for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Anna Rumsey and daughter.
Alta, went toChicago for the HOLIDAYS.
James Krieder, of Norton, Ohio. is
here visiting Will H. Craig and FAM
lily.
Miss Carrie Elliott has returned
from a visit at her home at Tippeca-
noe.
Mrs. Mary Rightly and daughter.
Bertha, left for Lima, Ohio, to spend
the holidays.
Charles Carey and wife, of South
Bend, are here to spend Christmas
with Will III. Craig.
Mrs. Al Clough, of Michigan City,
is here to spend the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Woodbury..
Venezuela has another revolution i'm
full swing, the object now being to fire
President Castro out of office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lackey, of Chi
cago, who has been visiting here went
to Rochester to spend the holidays.
W. L. Keiser and family, of In
dianapolis, are here, tospend the holi-
days with his father. James Keiser.
The death of Mrs. D. W. Gould &C.
CURED. at her home in Mishawaka Fri
day night. Her husband is the son of
DIR. Gould, of Argos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas t. Keiser. of
Norway, n. j.. who have been visit
ing James Keiser, went to Warsaw to
visit his brother. P. W. Keiser.
1t is estimated that Saturdays re-
tail sales in the State street district
of Chicago amounted to 81, 500, 900.
1t will be merry Christmas all right.
Senator Beveridge and Governor
Durbin both deny the story of an al
legged letter from George NJ. Ray to
the former concerning a pardon. Ind
annapolis papers published it as a fact
and gave details.
BY the provisions of an act of 1901
all township trustees in Indiana are
required to publish summaries of the
years receipts and expenditures in the
leading papers of both parties in their
respective counties at the end OF each
year.
The business-like attitude of con-
gress on the isthmian canal question
has brought the French owners of the
Panama ditch to their feet begging for
any old price, just to give them back
some part of the money they have
sunk.
1t is no longer considered mark of
superior intelligence or discrimination
for an individual to declare that he
never reads advertisements. There
are TOO many smart people writing
them and two many shrewd people
profiting by them.
Alexander Sullivan was found guilty
OF jury bribing in Chicago and sem
fenced to fine of $4,000. Heis a no
torious lawyer, who has in his life
been on trial for murder and arson
and had some undisclosed connection
with the murder of DIR. Cronin.
Newspaper men who were present
when Roosevelt talked to Miles Sat-
lrday say the President flayed the
general alive for talking about the
Schley case. They say that Miles
silted visibly under the scathing ar
alignment and that the spectacle of a
veteran being earnestly
cored by the young and impetuous
'hief executive was most painful.