The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-04
q LOCAL NEWS &

Fort Wayne Friday.
Harold Oglesbee, of Laporte, is WIS.,
ting Freddie Kuhn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow have re-
turned To Kansas City.
Gideon Blain, OF Indianapolis, was
home for Thanksgiving.
o. w. Babcock, of Chicago, is visit
Ing old friends in this city.
George Hahn, of South Bend, spent
Thanksgiving in Plymouth.
Mrs. l.. Smith, Of Chicago, is visit
ing Mrs. Garrett in this CRY.
Postmaster Wiseman. of Culver.
was a Plymouth visitor Friday.
Bert Beerbower is home from Terre
Haute for a visit of a few days.
John Baum. of Donaldson, visited
his sister, Mrs. jeff Florian. Friday.
Miss Jeanette Emerson was home
from South Bend for Thanksgiving.
H. B. Whitlock came down from
Elkhart to eat turkey at home Thurs
Gay.
Rev. A. P. DeLon , is still assisting
in the revival meeting at Terre
Haute.
Miss India Linwell, of Sydney, In
diana. spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Reuben Sisk.
Miss Ruby Dunnick has returned to
Warsaw after a visit of a few days at
Willim E~verly'S.
Frank Trip is critically i'll of heart
disc ase at his home seven miles north
east Of Plymouth.
Mr.. Fed Brown, of indianapolis,
spent Thanksgiving with Miss Jennie
Mickey in this city.
Mrs. o. F. Townsend. of Walker
ton ate her Thanksgiving dinner with
relatives in Plymouth.
Nelson Rodgers, of Niles, Mich,
spent Thanksgiving in Plymouth, re-
turning to Niles today.
Mrs. Leroy Trowbridge spent
Thanksgiving in South Bend, with her
daughter, Mrs. Elmer White.
Mrs. E. ]. Henning and daughter,
of wanatah, spent Thanksgiving with
the family of Gust Schlosser.
George D. Mckinney has moved to
Plymouth from Burr Oak and will
work at his trade, ShOemaking.
Mrs. Edgar Methenev has returned
to her home at Argos after visiting
friends and relatives at Warsaw.
Orvill Hall, of T~ippecanoe, has gone
to Kansas to visit his brother and ex.
poets to remain during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miner. of Green
township celebrated their fifteenth
wedding anniversary Sunday Novem.
Der %.
The bridge over the river west Of
Tippecanoe has been accepted by the
commissioners and is now ready fol
the public.
DR.. How and family have returned
to their home at Lakeville after en-
ioying Thanksgiving with folks al
their old home.
Miss Carrie Goodyear, daughter Of
Fred Goodyear east Of town, has beer
on the sick list for several days with
malarial fever.
The township trustees at their re
cent@state meeting passed a resolution
asking the legislature to increase theil
pay from % to 50 per day:
James Emmons, o of the old resi-
penis of Tippecanoe township, ha'
gone to Bremen to make his home
with his son, j. E. Emmons.
A. E. Winrott, editor Of the Chica
90 Mail Service Journal called at oul
office Friday. He and his wife ate tur
key with his aunt. Mrs ?efshing il
this city.
There was a splendid Thanksgiving
dinner at the home of Fred Goodyea.
just east of town, which was enjoyed
by a number of relatives and neai
nelghbOrs.
Frank Kleber stumbled over som
freight at the Lake Erie station
Thursday morning while it was ye'
dark, fell and received a severe cut be
low his right eye.
Johnny Peters, the Valpo you'll
who stole a horse and buggy at Aics
worth some time ago, was found
guilty in the Lake circuit court ant
sentenced to SIX months in Jail.