The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-25
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Mrs. Lucy Phillips and son are Wis
iting at Argos.
Joseph Chase. of Tyner, was a
Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Franklin Mock. of Warsaw, is
visiting the family of Ira Mock in thi!
city.
Mrs. Phebe Everly went to Warsaw
Tues day to visit til Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. d. NJ. Beckner has gone TO ST
Joseph, Mo-, to visit during the holi.
days.
Miss Bessie Kepler is spending hel
vacation with relatives and friends at
Burket.
Mrs. B, NJ. Seybold spent Tuesday
in South Bend visiting relatives anG
old friends.
Miss Louise Wolford is home for the
holidays. She attends school at Nor.
ris. Illinois.
Mrs. G. A. Hartman was called to
Peru Monday by the serious illness OF
her mother.
! Otto Stahl is visiting relatives and
friends near Columbus, Ohio, during
! the holidays.
Miss Hazel Russell, of Donaldson.
who attends school in Laparte is home
for the holidays.
Miss Grace Martin, of Glendora.
California, is visiting Mrs. G. w.
Marsh in this city.
Mrs. Anna Pettis has returned t,
her home at Michigan City after a
visit with relatives here.
James E. Hanes, who has been Suf-
fering from a carbuncle on his knee,
is now able to be out again.
The melting snow has filled Yellow
River almost bank full. The rise is
much greater than was expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Peterson, of
South Bend, are spending the holi-
days with relatives neal Donaldson,
Miss Mata Carver went to Bremen
to attend the funeral of Ben Carver
and visit a few days with relatives.
Receipts of cattle, sheep and hogs
at the Chicago stockyards are so enor-
nous that the business is reported de-
mOralized.
Roy Turner, who is travelling in
Kentucky for the Armour company,
will spend the holidays at his home
in this city.
Mede Kingrey. of the Oliver House
barber shop, South Bend, visited here
Tuesday on his way TO Peru to spend
Christmas with his mother.
Miss Maud Metsker who is teaching
at West Superior. Wisconsin, came to
spend Christmas with the family of
her brother. C. w. Metsker.
The checks for the payment of the
Plymouth Guards for the past six
months are expected to arrive in
time for Christmas presents.
Walter Mcdonald, who has been
employed here this summer and fall
on the steam shovel train, went to
Chicago to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Campbell have
returned to their home at Kokomo
after a visit of a few days with rel
atives and friends in Plymouth.
BY referring to our news columns it
will be seen that President Roosevelt
has not accepted the position of arbi.
ter Of the Venezuelan controversy.
Mrs. Zenobia Russell, has returned
to Englewood after a visit of a few
weeks with the family of J. c.. Corbin,
the Houghtons and other relatives
kere.
The Indiana University Glee Club
will give an entertainment at the
Methodist church New Years even
ing. Proceeds for the Sunday school
library.
James Badgley has gone to Argos
to spend the holidays with his broth
er, Arson Badgley. Both are old SOL
diers and they will have a merry
Christmas.
A whole a load Of Christmas mail
destined for the west was burned on
the New York Central. Won't many
a heart ache for the present that
doesn't comet
A wolf hunt to last a week began
Tuesday in the Kankakee marsh. The
animals have become quite numerous
and have wrought havoc among sheep,
lambs and pigs.