The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-11-28
LOCAL NEWS

Wood wanted at this Office on sub
scription.
Mrs. O. r. Peterson went to Chi
cago on a short visit.
A. r. Clizbe is confined to his room
with a severe indisposition.
Otto Knoblock is visiting friends
and relatives at Donaldson.
Mrs. J. NJ. Cross has ret lrned from
a business trip to indianapolis.
Mrs. James Boyer and children
went to indianapolis to spend Sunday.
When a man thinks he is perfect he
has become mental and moral dwarf.
Mrs. Charles Convey has gone on
short visit with friends in South Bend.
Mrs. NJ L. Maritzen has gone on
short visit with friends in South
Bend.
Mrs. James McCabe has gone on a
two weeks visit with relatives in
South Bend.
Mrs. A. Bolton has returned from
Culver where she has been visiting the
past week.
George Yenn. of Mishawaka. was in
the city the guest of his brother, Rev
Father Yenn.
Mrs. Adam Listenberger went t.
South Bend Saturday to att a the
funeral of grandchild.
About $4,000 letters bound east and
west were burned in Wednesdays
wreck near Needles, Calf.
At the national prison congress held
a Kansas City c. II. Reeve was made
an honorary vice president.
The Presbyterian ladies gave very
pleasant and successful fair and supper
at Hills cafe Friday evening.
Mrs. r. o. Smith went to South
Bend to enjoy weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Beiger.
Prosperity is certainly here. An
umbrella member came into town last
Saturday on bicycle.-Bremen En-
quirer.
John III. Chase, of Lafayette Sol
dierS' Home, is making his annual VS.
it with relatives in this city. His
wife is with him.
Mrs. o. f. Porter, who came Thurs
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Henry Speyer, has returned to her
home i'm Culver
Sheriff BOndurant appeared in per-
son at the postofficeFrida morning for
the first time after two weeks of sick
ness with malarial fever
The millennium will be here when
women are as good as they look in
church and when men are as good as
their obituaries represent.
The Laporte high school football
team changed cars here en- route to
Culver, where they played the acade-
my team Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Maud Fletcher. of Barron.
Wis, went to Bourbon on a weeks
visit. She has been visiting Mrs. E.
L. Burton of this city the past week.
The Rathbone Sisters will hold a
meeting of great Importance on Fri
day evening Nov Doth. All members
are earnestly requested to be present.
Mr.. Charles DeMay, who has been
here to attend the funeral of his
father-in-law, Mr.. Richard William
son, returned to his home in Logan
sport.
Rev. Aaron Worth, of Jay county,
who was the prohibition candidate for
governor in 1896, is in town Saturday
and preached at the Wesleyan church
SUNDAY evening.
Friday was Harrison Day" in
the public schools of Indiana. 1t is
designed to stimulate the interests of
pupils and parents in the plan to erect
fitting memorial to Indiana'S great
president.
Joseph Hiss, former resident of
Plymouth but now of South Bend,
was in the city Saturday, the first time
in fourteen years. His eyes bunged
out as he saw the vast improvements
made during that time.
No good, paying business has ever
been built up without the publicity
given it by judicious advertising, and
in this era OF advertising it is more
than ever important that business
expecting success should be literally
advertised.
Jacob Kiefer, welI-known resident
of Bremen, suffered stroke of pa
ralysis about seven O'Clock Thursday
morning, since which time he has been
lying in an unconscious condition with
no hopes of recovery. He is seventy
seven years old, and was building