The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-25
Mrs. 1. @. Redd is visiting in Chi

it over Sunday.
Harold Steiner has gone to Lake
Vile to spend his vacation.
Miss Rose Lauer went to Fort
Wayne to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Otto Albert has gone to Roch-
ester for a visit of a few days.
Mrs. Charles Ruhman, of Chicago,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Lauer.
A dozen Plymouth girls teaching in
other cities are home for the holidays.
Miss Teeters has gone to her home
at Auburn, Ind, TO spend her vaca-
tion.
Mrs. HI. Laugfeldt has gone to Fort
Wayne to visit her daughter during the
holidays.
Miss Price, of the public schools, is
spending her vacation at her home in
Nappanee.
j. III. KOnntz, of Culver, visited his
daughter, Miss Maud Koontz in this
city Saturday.
w. w. Chambers, of Tiosa, stopped
in this city on his way to South Bend
to visit over Sunday.
The old saw that he is richest who
has the mostfriendS, gets out of work
ing order just before Christmas.
Mrs. Sarah E. Smith has returned
to her home at Atwood after a visit
of a month with relatives in this city.
George Koontz, a painter at Peru,
was killed Friday by falling from the
roof of the court house to the ground.
AMI Thomas, son of David Thorn
as, residiny west Of town came home
from Colorado on Saturday, where he
has been employed for the past five
months.
Plymouth merchants had a big
trade Saturday. People came from
every part Of the county and some of
the adjoining counties.
Weekly trade reviews report holi-
day business exceeding most sauguine
expectations being excellent in nearly
all parts Of the country.
S. A. Kent, principal of the Etna
Green schools, stopped in Plymouth
on his way to his home at RocheStr
for the holiday vacation.
After eight days of fighting in the
streets OF Port au Prince a man has
been shot in the arm. Thus another
Haytian revolution passes into history.
Thomas Sponsler went to Bloom
ingsburg to visit over Sunday and will
spend the week at Tippecanoe finish
ing up the painting of the new hotel,
Judge Hess was in Rochester Satur-
day hearing a motion for a new trial of
the railroad case in which the plaintiff
was given IS, 900 damages a few days
ago.
Castro has had so much experience
with revolutions that it Is not to be
wondered at that he is able to twist
the lions tail with such rapicity and
vigor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Bowen, OF Pu-
laski county, visited friends here on
their way to Decatur, Michigan,
where they expect &c make their
home.
Frank Zumbaugh has returned to
his h)me in South Bend after a visit
of several days with relatives iu this
city and in the southwest part of the
county.
Mrs. Sarah Emerson has returned to
her home in Tiosa after a visit of sew
eral days with her son, Claude Emer-
son, in this lefty. Two little grand
daughters went home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Dane have
arrived from North Dakota for a Visit
of two months with Mrs. Danes par
ents, MI. and Mrs. Henry Price and
other relatives west of Plymouth.
L. Fl. Wilkinson, who was was for
several years engaged in the hardware
business in Bremen, died at his home
in Chicago, Tuesday, Dec. II. The
funeral vas held at Laporte, Friday.
Madison H. Stoops has an endow-
ment policy for $500 in the Union
Central Life, which will mature Dec
ember 30. Fifteen hundred dollars
will be a nice New Years gift for Mr..
Stops.
The Lake Erie & Western Thurs
day received two more ten wheeled
engines from the Lake Shore road
making four received this week. The
company is now better provided with
power than with cars.
The district convention of the
Christian Endeavors will be held in
Plymouth sometime in March. The
program will be rendered in part by