The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-01-02
LOCAL NEWS

visit.
Joe Clifford has returned from
Valparaiso.
Arthur Carpenter has returned to
Mishawaka.
Mrs. H. VI. Warnes went to Donald
son on visit.
Mrs. B. Styles went to Harris Sta
tion on visit.
Miss Clara Blackman vent to South
Bend on visit.
Miss Sarah Kyle has returned from
visit at Tyner.
Bessie Mcdaniel went to South
Bend to visit friends.
Miss Emma Holem went to South
Bend to visit relatives.
Miss Anna Baker has gone to South
Bend to visit friends.
Miss Minnie Smell, of Bourbon, is
the guest of Lois North.
Harry Knott was home with his
Darents for the holidays.
Miss Ellie Buck went to South Bend
to be the guest of friends.
Miss Sadie Eagen went to Lapaz
after visiting Monroe Steiner.
Joe and Peter Bergman have re-
turned to their home at Mishawaka.
Miss Kate Stack returned to Ham,
mond after visiting her trother, James
Stack
Mrs. L. Sauer returned to her home
at South Bend afuer visiting d. c.
Smith.
Gus Mickey went to Mishawaka
after spending Christmas with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jacoby return
ed to Chicago after visiting ]. w.
Jacoby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Strnnk and
daughter, Mabel, spent Christmas at
InwOOd.
Miss Kate Sullivan and brother,
Michael, o. Chicago, were here visiting
relatives last week.
George Hahn and his family, Of
South Bend, spent Christmas with rel
atives in this city.
Mrs. Sarah Amster returned to her
home at Peru after visiting her BROTH
er, J. d. McLaren.
r. Stofer is gratefully appreciative
of valuable Christmas present from
some unknown donor.
FOR SALE-Ata bargain, good up
right piano, easy terms. Enquire at
Miller's grocery store. 69t2 13t1
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Thompson
are preparing to begin housekeeping
on South Michigan street.
John Lacher went to South Bend
after spending Christmas with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Joe Lacher.
Joseph T. Wood, trustee of Bour-
bon township, and Robert Erwin were
welcome callers at our Office Thursday
Mrs. Henry Shultheiss and children
from Fl. Wayne, were here visiting
John ShultheisS and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taber, of South
Bend, who spent Christmas here with
the formers parents have returned to
their home.
Sigmund Mayer has received news
that MS nephew. Adolph Mayer, as
arrived safely at New York from
Leipzig, Germany
A special train passed here Thurs
day loaded with moose and fine
horses for the sportSmen's show about
TO open in Chicago.
John Rush, age rs, died in Bourbon
after very brief illness and was bur-
led at Summit Chapel cemetery in
Tippecanoe township.
Tie exhibition Of the Marshall
county poultry association is being
: held in the Hoham store room oppo-
site the VI. z. church.
A joyous family reunion was held
Christmas at the home of J. A. Reeves,
viii, Frank and Robert being pres
ent, the two former with their wives.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Arthur b. Wiser and Bertha Burton,
Tobias Fash and Minnie Walker.
Charles t. Blue and Emma Shoe
maker.
Track layers ON the Cincinnati,
Richmond s. Muncie reached Fulton in
time for Christmas, and the citizens
of the town gave the track gang a fine
turkey dinner
A gasoline stove exploded at the
home of Ira d. Buck ut Peoria, Ill.,,
the other day. Mrs. Buck was thrown
TO the floor and her daughter received
slight burns in the face but no serious