The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-31
Marshall Logan is visiting at Kok

Rochester this week.
Andrew Thayer made business
trip to Rochester Tuesday.
George Kruger, jr., is home from
Elkhart for visit of few days.
J. A. Barts and John Miller o
South Bend are visiting in this city.
Mrs. B. Clifford has returned Il
Logansport after a visit in this city.
John c. Capron is visiting and trans
acting business in Chicago this week
| VIC. Crum who has been visiting
j. S. Molter, went to South Bend to.
day.
| One of the worst blizzards of the
season ragged for few hours thi:
afternoon.
Mrs. George Perschberger and daugh.
tiers and Miss Luella Bogardus are
visiting at Argos.
Leighton and Leonard Wahl have
returned to Warsaw after a visit with
relatives in this city.
Isaac VIM and family have re.
turned To Rochester after visit with
relatives in this city.
Miss Anna Leininger has returned
to her home in Kokomo, after visit
with relatives in this city.
Harry Walter. Professor of electric
ity at Purdue University is visiting f
Fl. Kuhn and other relatives.
Archie Wilcox has returned to Chi.
cago after spending his holiday vaca.
ton with his parents in this city.
Senator Parks went to indianapolis
to attend the republican love feast
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Strausser has returned to hel
home at Ft. Wayne after visiting Mrs
P. II. Ball and other relatives here.
Rev. G. A. Brooke went to Craw.
louisville to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Galley, an old neighbor and school
mate.
The Kermess which was TO have
been given Dec. 30. has been postpon.
ed until Jan. 5. on account of bad
weather.
Mrs. Wise has returned to her home
in Chicago after visit of several days
in this city with her daughter, Mrs
Alpha Ball.
BY ruling of Secretary Shaw, the
duty on silk ribbons has been increased
from so to so per cent. And Easter
is coming on apace.
Mrs. Julia Compton and her two
daughters came up from Bourbon
Saturday and visited until to-day with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Shafer.
Charles Carey and family have re-
turned to their home at South Bend
after a visit Of several days with Mrs.
Carey's parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. a.
Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Roberts went
to Rochester Tuesday to attend the
wedding of Miss Ray Miller a promi.
nent young lady of Rochester who is
cousin of Mrs. Roberts.
Just north Of the city limits at
1880 Tuesday morning the L. E. & w.
engine OF the passenger train going
south had a cylinder blown out which
DELAYED the train sometime.
A bob-sled party given in honor OF
Miss Louise Wolford went to Lapaz
Monday evening. 1t was a jolly party,
the sleighing was good and splendid
supper was enjoyed by the party at
Lapaz.
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition
stamp Of the denomination of 10 cents
will have map OF the territory en-
grayed on (which will, Of course,
be convenient for our foreign visitors
when they get lost.
The snow Christmas day, Sunday
and Monday night made excellent
sleighing. The oldest inhabitant
never saw more days of good slelghlng
before the drst day Of January than
we have bad this year.
A report comes from Culver that H,
p. Berlin Of Lapaz who was visiting
relatives near Culver, was badly hurt
by the bursting OF shot gun while
hunting rabbits Monday. Pieces Of
the gun and some shot struck HIM In
breast and stomach and bis recovery Is
doubtful.