The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-31

marks an enthusiastic exchange. 1t
might go further and say that
'.chapped" lips never grow cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Snirk of South
Benz spent their holiday vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry FARRELL at
Tyner and with relatives at Lapaz.
Mrs: Maroney and her two little
daughters have returned to their
bone at Lucelne after visit with
the family of B. w. Healy in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. John Menke, of To-
ledo. Ohio, who have been visiting
Mrs. Menke 'saunt. Miss Sarah Fritzen,
and Thomas Cole returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. Ed Flick, o: Chicago, who has
been visiting her brother, Vert Bel
don, went to Inwood to visit her faith.
err, Samuel Beldon, before r,turning
home.
Ray Bennett, who has been en-
plOyed at Buffalo N. Y. short time,
has secured position in South Bend
clouhingstor He spent the holidays
in Plymouth.
The Cox family held a reunion at
the home OF their mother. Mrs. r. HI.
Cox. Friday. About forty persons
we're present including children and
grandchildren and other relatives.
Thomas j. Seller. who was a resi-
dent Of this city twenty-five years
ago, came here Sunday and married
a daughter of John Shafer east of
town, whom he had known more than
thirty years.
The Democratic district convention
will be held In Plymouth, Thursday,
Dec. 81. The delegates from Gen.
ter township are. Peter j. Kruger,
John r. Jacoby, B. NJ. Seybold and
Richard Brugh.
Peter Hank, of Whiting, John
Outhank OF Chicago, Daniel Beagle
and Will Morrill, and family of South
Bend and Harvey Poor of Anderson
took advantage of the holiday season
TO visit in Plymouth.
If the broad spirit of charity which
did so much toward filling the stock
ings of many a child Christmas Eve
would keep right on working until
next Christmas what an all-rouBd
happy year 1t would be.
Mrs o. H. Brooke and two daugh-
ters from Valparaiso and Lincoln
Brooke and wife of Chicago, spent
Christmas in this city aud visited
over Sunday with their parents, Rev.
DR.. G. A. Brooke and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kloepfer
have gone to Springfield, Mo-, TO see
their first grand daughter and visit its
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kloepfer.
Carl is the teacher Of German In the
public schools OF Springfield.
In order to be independent of the
great packing houses John Alexander
Dowie proposes to fatten his own
steers for the use of Zion. The mod
ern Elijah does not believe in depen-
ding on the ravens for SuStenance.
Among those who were out of town
for the holidays were Recorder Harley
and Surveyor CRUDE at South Bend,
w. E. Smith at Charlottesville, Ar
thur Bryan and John Vernette at
Warsaw and Prof. Randall at Goshen.
Every child should be taught to
understand that Christmas comment
CRATES an event in the worlds history
of greater Importance to humanity
than anything that ever happened
before or can possibly happen again.
Albert Baum O. Donaldson and Miss
Jessie Moore wsre married Christmas
eve. They spent Friday night in this
city with Mr.. Baum's sister, Mrs. JEFF
Florian and went to South Bend
Saturday where they will make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Thompson ar
rived from Green Bay, Wis. Saturday
afternoon and visited over Sunday
with Mr.. Thompson's parents, Phleg-
mon Thompson and wife who are
among the oldest settlers of the
county.
Fred Hill returned from Kansas
Saturday evening. He thinks it is a
nice pleasant country, but there are no
gold dollars growing on bushes and
men who make money in oil have to
invest considerable money and take
some chances.
Mrs. NJ M. Zimmerman, of Owosso,
Mich, visited over Sunday with her
nieces. Mrs. Cora Hahn and Mrs. Bes-
sic Vangilder. She came to South
Bend Thursday to visit her brother.