The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-03
The frost is on the trees as well as
on the pumpkin this week.

Peter Larson has a new two story
residence almost completed.
Mrs. Mary Melbourne. of Culver,
was Plymouth visitor yesterday.
Mrs. j. NJ. wickizer transacted
business at South Bend yesterday.
Mrs. Jemima Smith has returned
from an extended visit with her sister
in Laporte.
Henry Humrichouse- has returned
from visit with his sister, Mrs.
Guipe, at Elkhart.
David Furry and his son, Edward,
are attending the fat stock show in
Chicago this week.
Daniel Porter. of Culver, and N. +.
ROckhill. OF this city, are attending
the fat sock show at Chicago.
Illustrated lecture ssOur Little
Friends and Foes" Thursday evening,
Dec. 10, State Dairy Convention.
Mrs. Joseph Lacher, of South Bend,
is visiting Der daughter, Mrs. Stein
and other relatives and friends in this
city.
LAST CHANCE-All materials, orna-
ments, feathers, all ready to wear and
trimmed hats at 25 per cent reduction.
Ball s. Company, Millinery Dept.
Mrs. G. w. Smith, of this city, is
visiting her sick granddaughter at the
home of Charles Glingle in Bourbon
this week.
Mrs. Milton Myers and her two
daughters have returned to their
home in Wheeler after visit of ten
days in this city.
Joseph Ormbsy has returned to his
home at Tiosa after visit of a week
with relatives northwest of here and
in LapOrte county.
Mrs. Charles Humphrey has return
ed from visit With her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Chart at Tyner. Mr..
Chart is seriously ill.
The Rockefeller-Gould com bination
is said to have gained control of the
Pennsylvania lines as well as other
vast railroad interests.
Eyerv farmer and farmers wife
should attend the meeting of the state
dairy association in this city Thursday
and Friday Of next week.
Government report on condition OF
the crops says winter wheat is not
satisfactory. 1t has been injured by
the dry freezing weather,
ChSrles WEIGH who was convicted
for cruelty to animals in trial before
justice 6 srard at Inwood, has appeal
ed the .as to circuit court.
Every lady should hear how Mrs.
Lamont became successful at Dairy
ing, Thursday morning, Dec. 10, at
the State Dairy Convention.
Two members of the Hammond,
Ind, board OF education have been
impeached on the charge of illegally
paying money and issuing warrants.
G. p. Goodrich, Of FIT. Atkinson,
Wis, will have something to interest
every farmer at the State Dairy Con-
vention Thursday afternoon, Dec. 10.
Mrs. j. f. Langenbaugh. who cooks
at the Crown restaurant, was taken
suddenly i'll with heart trouble yester-
day forenoon and had to be taken
home.
Mrs. Nancy Robbins, of Tiosa. and
her sister Mrs. Chauncey Kilmer, and
daughter Mrs. Jackman. of this city,
visited with Grandma Robbins and
daughter, Sallie last week.
Chicago will undertake to lessen the
pistol-carrying habit, but whether
the success of the scheme will most
benefit The thugs or the good citizens
as yet seems a little suncertain.
Mrs. Mary BOYD, leader of Dowie's
church, at Zion City is In Plymouth
at work In the interests of that organ
ization, visiting her brother, A. @.
Miller and other relatives here.
Miss Theresa Kruger. who is at
tending commercial college at South
Bend, spent the holiday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter j. Kruger,
returning to South Bend Monday.
Col. John Hurst, aged 81, and Mrs.
Lizzie Elliott, aged So. were married
the other evening in Louisville. Two
married women. daughters Of the
bride and groom, acted as brides
maids, their husbands being the
groom's attendants. Two little grand
daughters Of the bride acted as flower
girls.