The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-26

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Surveyor Butler is at work In Bour-
bon township this week.
The membership of the Rathbone
Sisters is increasing rapidly.
Mrs. r. E. Jenke and child have gone
to Walnut to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. BrockuS have re-
turned to Argos after visit at South
Bend.
Harry Sayre has gone to Elkhart
where he is employed as tonsorial
artist.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. WickiZer and
Mrs. Samuel Parker spent Tuesday in
Chicago.
Miss Elsie Barber has returned to
her home at Bourbon after a visit in
this city.
Miss Ava Duratt, of Marion, Ind,
will spend Thanksgiving with Miss
Effie Conger.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Cox and family
have moved to the John Cox farm
near Bourbon.
Almost every business house In Ply
mouth will close for Thanksgiving 10
the Afternoon.
The L. E. & w. has opened a night
office in this city. 1t is in charge of
Thomas Scantling.
Judge Capron and son. John C. have
gone to Galveston, Texas. They will
return in about ten days.
Harry Humrichouser returned to
Chicago on Tuesday. His family
will remain here until next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward, the Church
of God evangelists, have gone TO South
Bend to hold meetings for week.
Mrs. Jacob Neff has returned to her
home near Rochester, after visit of
several days with her son at Bourbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Underwood
came down from South Bend to eat
Thanksgiving turkey with the sfolks
at home"
Union Thanksgiving service at the
Methodist church at 1890 a. m. Rev.
George Plug will preach the Thanks.
giving sermon.
Auditor elect .Singrey has rented
the west half of the G. w. MetSker
house and will move from Argos to
this city next week.
A. B. Galloway, the aeronaut, has
completed his work for the season and
returned to Plymouth TO spend the
winter with his mother.
Mrs. Devaux, who has been visiting
here two weeks, went to Louisville,
Ohio, for visit before returning to
her home in New York.
j. r. Hewitt, the bread man, has
gone to Bloomingdale, Mich, for a
visit of ten days. Harry Hoham drives
the bread wagon during his absence.
Mrs. Julia E. Thompson has re-
turned from visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carl Kloepfer, at Spring
field, Mo.
Rov Rhinehart. the messenger boy
at the telegraph Office is sick this
week and Son of Jacob Humbert, OF
West township, is working in his
place.
Asst. Supt., of L. E. s. w. Ry.,
was in the city last Tuesday, arrang-
ing with the city council for placing
electric gongs at the Jefferson street
crossing.
The foot ball team Of the Winona
Technical Institute was defeated by
the Fort Wayne high school at Fort
Wayne, last Saturday, by the close
score of 6 to 5.
Prof. B. w. Clayton and quartette
of South Bends best singers, assisted
by chorus Of local talent will give a
-9ncert Thursday evening at the
Presbyterian church. Tickets 25c. dt2
w. E. Peterson Is home this week.
He has spent the past sixteen months
in Ohio and Pennsylvania establish
ing lodges OF the Knights Of Columbia.
After short rest be will go to New
York state.
More ducks. geese and chickens have
been shipped alive from Plymouth to
Chicago than at any previous Thanks
giving. Marshall county farms have
produced hundreds of thousands Of
dollars worth Of poultry.
A board tipped with Dr.. LoriDg
Saturday evening and he fell down a
cellar way fractuFlng The small bones
Of his instep 20 that he was not able
to get out for two days. He will be
quite lame for sometime.