The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-18
Mrs. James 5. Brink. Of South Bend,
was a Plymouth visitor FRIDAY.

was a Plymouth visitor Friday.
About 80 Plymouth people went to
Chicago on the various excursion trains
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Chase came
down from Chicago to spend Sunday
in Plymouth.
The publication day of the Culver
Herald mas been changed from Friday
to Wednesday.
Mrs. Benjamin Switzer has been
quite sick for some time and very little
improvement is noted
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Henderson. of
Kewanna, who were recently married
in this city are visiting in this county.
Mrs. Frank Worthington, of Argos,
and grand daughter. of Culver are
visiting at S. B. Jordan'S this week.
Miss Maud Gaskill and brother.
Lloyd, accompanied by Miss Minerva
Myers went to Warsaw to visit over
Sunday.
The snow of Friday night fell on a
fine foundation for good sleighing and
the jingle of bells is heard in all di-
rections.
r. G. Ridgway, whose mind has
been unbalanced for several weeks,
has become violently insane and will
be taken to Longcliff.
Rev. S. S. Snyder. a returned mis-
sionary from Japan, lectured on his
work abroad at the Twin Lakes
church Sunday night.
The ninth corruptionist has been
convicted in st. Louis. He was a
councilman and sold his vote. He will
go TO the penitentiary.
The Pennsylvania has issued an or
der that it's employees must not be en-
gagged in any other business while
working for the company.
The Rev. Charles A. Ganser for
over a quarter of a century rector of
Catholic churches in Indiana died at
Mishawaka Thursday night.
Quincy Kelly has returned to his
home in Chicago to remain during the
winter. He will move no more houses
until gentle spring" comes again.
William L.hr, Of Bremen. was
lucky enough 10 draw go prize in the
contest inaugurated by the Cincinnati
Enquirer-guessing on the vote at the
recent election.
Thomas Tribbey has moved his fam
ily to this city and will reside in the
Hugh Brownlee property on South
Michigan street. HIS son. Fred, will
move to the home farm.
Christopher Spain, of Hartford City,
Ind, says he has discovered a process
of refining crude oil as it flows from
the well to the tank at a cost of less
thru one cent a barrel. He is guard
ing his secret.
Some fresh individuals helped them
selves to a nice 200 pouVd hog belong
ing to ID. w. Place, near WalkertOn
Tuesday night. They killed the hog
on the premises, cutting off the head
and leaving it for Place.
Bremen has a new vocal organiza-
ton of about twenty-five voices which
is to be known as the Haydn Chorus.
Officers have been chosen and rules
and regulations adopted. DR.. c. E.
Nusbaum vas elected musical director.
James j. Hill, the great railway
magnate, says the summit of good
times has been reached and while the
country will continue to prosper
monev will not be SO plenty and there
will be less demand for labor next year
than during the past year.
Oscar Keyser and Miss Hattie X.
Benz were married at 4 o'clock SUM-
day afternoon by Rev. L. O. Oyler, at
his residence. The bride had reached
the mature age of fifteen summers,
while the bridegroom is somewhat her
senior.-Bremen Enquirer.
Richard Brakel who has been at
LOngcliff for many months, was
brought home Saturday. He is much
emaciated and his mental condition is
not improved. Therefore Mrs.
Brakel thought it best to bring him
home and take care of him herself.
Rev. Mr.. Hartman has on hand the
church year book for 1908, which with
important statistics and other matters
of interest contains cuts of seven new
missionaries, of President Roosevelt,
and the Memorial Reformed church
which he attends, and its pastor DR.,
Schiek and others,
1t seems that the mails in South
Bend are somewhat like those in Ply
mouth. The South Bend Times says
Elkhart papers of Wednesday were de-
livered in South Rend Friday, which