The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-12-26

Mrs. Thomas Boyd has returned to
her home at Laporte.
Miss Louie Jacoby is in Bourbon
for a two weeks visit.
If you want rich. wheaty favored
Crackers, buy Fox's 'Forex. !"
Miss Alice Place went TO South
Bend to spend the day Friday.
Congress has adjourned for the holt
day recess until Jan. 6.
Mrs. John Capron went to Bremen
Friday to attend funeral.
Miss Maggie Martin has gone to La
paz to visit for few days.
James B. Stevens and Cora NJ. Clev-
enger are licensed to marry.
Miss Della Price has gone to Nap
panee to spend the holidays.
Mrs. O. A. Carpenter went to Dur
ham, Mich, Friday to visit relatives.
Miss Jeanette Becker went to
Noblesville Friuay on a two weeks ,
visit.
The only Cracker in the United
States that has been patented is Fox's
'sForex.
Mrs. c. A. Reeve and Miss Mary
Brown went to South Bend Friday
to do some Christmas shopping.
John Morris, jr., of Fl. WAYNE, will
be a candidate for federal judge to
succeed Judge John FL. Baker, who is
expected to retire soon.
Judge A. O. Marsh. of Winchester,
has been appointed pension agent at
indianapolis TO succeed j. d. Leighty,
the present incumbent.
Mrs. S. a. Gray has gone TO MiSha-
waka after visiting the family of E.
G.. Martindale. From there she will
90 to her home at Argos.
John II. Murray VS. Thomas Houg-h
ton is the title OF new suit filed to
quiet title. Samuel Parker is the
attorney for the plaintiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Martindale gave
pedro party Thursday evening. Mrs.
Martindale won first prize and Mr..
Clizbe captured the BOBBY prize.
Dan X. Harris has gone to Frankfort
to visit his daughter, Mrs. A.
Spacy, few weeks and from there he
will go to Greencastle TO visit friends.
The 10, 900 employees of the Amer
lean Express company, will be made
happy by the receipt of SO gold
piece. Last Christmas each emplOye
received So.
THE TRIBUNE is the only news
paper in Plymouth able to print an
advertisement in color. See kloep-
fer's ..red letter sale" page in the
daily and weekly.
One crew OF men is retained on the
Pennsylvania construction work near
this city and will remain through the
winter. One big steam shovel is in
operation every day.
Say mo" to the man who offers
you a cheap substitute for FoX's
s'Forex" Butter Crackers. Ii you
don't, he wins and you lose. 1t costs
less to make poor limitations.
The big South Bend department
store of Joseph Seaman and sons has
gone into the hands of receiver.
Ugly rumorS are i'm circulation con-
corning the causes leading to the fail
ure.
The man who regards advertising
as an expense is always outdone by
the one who counts it as an invest
ment. The former loses because he
knows too little about up-to-date bust
ness to be able to write profitable
ad.
Hon. D. b. Henderson, speaker of
the national house of representatives,
passed through Plymouth Fri
day on his way to Dubuque, Ia, his
home, for the holidays. His family
is with him and they travel in special
car.
y bill has been introduced In the
United States senate by Senator Pen
rose of Pennsylvania authorizing the
payment of per diem pensions to all
officers and enlisted men of the Uni
ted States army who served in the
civil war.
The man who was killed on a rail-
way crossing at Mishawaka in COM
pany with DIR. Bowman has been
identified as Noah Jude, of Bremen,
an employe at the Carver livery STA
BILE in that town. He was horribly
mangled.
AT very interesting meeting of
the Eastern Star Auxiliary, held at
Mrs. DR.. Knott's Wednesday after
noon, the ladies decided to appropriate