The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-03

Miss Theresa Hendricks went to
McCool Thursday to remain over Sum-
day.
Frank Thomas, of North township,
is attending the fat stock show in
Chicago.
Hon. CharlesP. Drummond and fam
lily ate Thanksgiving turkey in Plym-
outh. Mr.. and Mrs. Drummond re-
turned to South Bend Thursday eve-
ming but Donald and Hortense remain
ed until Saturday.
Ordie Stephenson came down from
South Bend accompanied by Fred and
Harry Good. They ate turkey with
Willis Stephenson, hunted rabbits in
the country and returned to South
Bend In the evening.
Mrs. Beulah Fraser and son, of War
saw; Mrs. Jennie e. Weaver, Mrs.
Ada M. Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox. of
BOURBON and James O'Parks, of East
Chicago, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Parks.
The Chicago street railway strikers
didn't get thing that they could not
have had without going on strike.
Now they are liable to have their pay
reduced in some instances. 1t is truly
amazing how short-sighted some peo-
pie are.
John Walmer, of near WakaruSa,
while working on the Stutsman farm
at Sugar Grove Saturday morning had
his right arm So badly mangled 10 a
corn shredder that amputation at the
shoulder was necessary. He died on
Tuesday.
A man arrested in Philadelphia says
that he has made 5000, 900 in the last
twenty years by the pleasant and toll
less occupation of swindling' Some
times it takes heap of faith for peo-
Pile to keep on thinking that honesty
is the best policy.
w. e. Whitaker, an inmate of the
Marion soldiers home, has been sem
fenced to prison for opening letter
belonging to another person of the
same name. The letter contained
money and Whitaker appropriated it
to his personal use.
A Cleveland minister says that
namby- pamby songs are what drive
men away from church. That cannot
be so-it does not drive them from the
vaudeville houses; and for one silly
church song ten sillier music hall
dittieS can be found.
A bullet from target rifle passed
through the kitchen window of c. c.
Marcombe, the Lake Erie agent of
this city yesterday and flattened in
the door casing missing little child
not more tnan four inches. Who fired
the shot is not known.
George Shelley and wife, of South
Bend; Joseph Bergman, OF Mishawaka:
Archie Wilcox, of Chicago, Ed. dwell,
of Fort Wayne: Vern Miller. of Chi
cago, Miss Edna Bollman, of North
Judson, Rollo Leonardo of Chicago,
ate turkey in Plymouth.
A fine large buck has been seen rum
ming wild In Cass COUNT and hunt
is being organized to stop such pro-
ceedings. That's right. Run him
down with dogs and kill him. Al
though be does no harm, is IN no ones
way and is only following the life that
nature meant him to follow. kill him.
The Bremen Enquirer makes a sug-
gestion that might apply to Plym-
outh. 1t says it would be great con-
venience If some one would prepare a
list of the laws that are to be observed
and those that may be broken with
IMMUNITY in this town. The present
arrangement sometimes causes en-
barrassment,
The Kewanna creamery opened for
business Monday morning and is now
in full operation. The first days milk
delivering was nearly 1,100 pounds-a
fair amount under the circumstances,
the notice of the creamery's opening
being delayed. They will churn every
other day duoing the winter months.
-Kewanna Herald.
A collector OF grewsome statistics
finds that seventeen persons have
been killed this season playing foot
ball. with some of the hardest games
of the year yet to be played. Many
more than seventeen persons have
been killed this season IN hunting &C
cidents' yet nobody thinks of suggest
ing that hunting cease.
Among those here for Thanksgiving
were c. E. Hillsman and wife of Co
lumbia City, Joseph Hendricks, OF
Elkhart, Gideon Blain. of Indianapo-
LIS, George Leosh, of Fort Wayne,