The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-19

Miss Daisy Apple is visiting at
South Bend.
NJ. A. o. Packard returned to Chi
cago Friday.
Miss Della Wilson has gone to Co.
shen for a visit of a week.
e.. f. Hartman of LaPaz transacted
business in Plymouth Saturday.
DR.. RItchey, of Donaldson, trans
acted business in Plymouth Saturday.
Mrs. Hosmer went to Hamlet to
visit over Sunday with her daughter.
The middle of November is here and
still our fine Indian summer Is with
us.
Rev. w. w. Lineberry preached at
Elwood and Anderson Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Guy, of Atwood, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. VanTilbury in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Carpenter
have gone to South Bend for visit OF
several days.
Walter Huff, of Bremen, is prepar-
ing to build large ice house at Lake
of the Woods.
DR.. Sherman A. Johnson, of Tip
pecanoe, visited his mother and sister
in this city Saturday.
Miss Josephine Overman, of Culver.
changed cars here on her way to Chi
cago TO visit relatives.
Miss Carrie Boss came up from
Bourbon Friday evening to visit at
her home in this city.
Mrs. Harrison Horner, of this city,
and her guest Mrs Cooper, of Laporte,
have gone to Warsaw.
The Plymouth High School foot ball
team went to Winona to play the
Technical Institute Saturday.
Mrs. Crowley. who had been visit
ing at DR.. S. G. Loring's returned to
her home at Burr Oak Saturday.
Rev. j. f. Pressnall went to North
Liberty to attend his quarterly meet
ing Saturday evening and Sunday.
The snow storm reached here Friday
and we are reminded that over four
months of winter may be expected.
Miss Viva Russell, of Donaldson,
who attends the Catholic school at
spent a few days at home this
week.
In drilling we'll fer oil at Niles,
Mich, the workmen struck what they
believe to be D vein Ct silver six feet
thick.
Allen RambSy, of WalkertcD, was
a Plymouth visitor today. He said
his principal business was to ''render
unto Caesar his dues f"
Mrs. Brewer and Miss Eta Brewer,
Of South Bend. have returned home
after visit with the family of G.. w.
west of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cunningham
have returned to their home at OSh-
kosh, Wis, after a visit here and in
the country southwest Of here.
Mrs. Lucinda Kinzie residing north
west of Burr Oak, is visiting in st.
Joseph county and attending the
protracted meeting.
Good genuine newspaper scoops are
a rarity these days, as Greedy can tell
you. He thought he had stumbled on
to good one, but the story is out.
Mrs. Hannah Fultz, of South Bend.
who has been visiting week with her
son in this city, has gone to Bourbon
for visit of few days before return
ing home.
The Warsaw lodge of Elks will build
a $50, 900 building, with business
rooms on the first floor, club and Of
flee rooms on the second and lodge hall
on the third.
Lyman F. Presnall, son Of Rev. j.
F. Pressnall Of this city, has returned
home to spend the winter after a
residence Of eighteen menths near
North Dakota.
The game season is now open in
many states, and thousands of sports
men are bringing their weapons to
bear on birds and animals protected
during most Of the year.
Marion is giving shining example
Of the fact that there is plenty OF law
ON the statute books to Insure an or.
derby city If tine right kind of officials
can be found TO enforce it.
All ye scholars and teacher with to
to ye publick that ye publick
exhibition Is going to be a treat on
Wednesday night. Everybody kome.
Doors open at early handle lite.
Jonathan Keyser, who died at his