The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

The Columbia School of Music con-
cert Friday night.
Miss Pearl Miller has returned to,
her home at Bourbon.
Mrs. Eliza Snyder, of Hammond,
is visiting Mrs. Sullivan.
Fred Hill has gone to Kansas TO see
what there is in oil there.
Mrs. John c. Butler visited her
brother at Hiblard yesterday.
John Knapp transacted business at
Hubbard and Rutland today.
Ed. Klingerman has gone to Kokv-
mo for visit of two weeks.
Mrs. Tascher of the green house, is
visiting at Wanatah this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reeve will
move To Pennsylvania Thursday.
Mrs. Metsker was called to Camden
today by the illness of her father.
Mrs. Sophia Stone has gone to Macy
for visit of a month with her sister.
Mrs. Ed. Gibson and daughter are
visiting relatives in South Bend this
week
The new bridge over 9Th street
viaduct will probably be put in place
Sunday.
William Frisinger has returned to
his home near Burr Oak after visit
in this city.
Franklin Overmyer, of Burr Oak,
visited and transacted business in this
city yesterday.
The finest music ever heard in Ply
mouth, at Washington school Friday
evening, Dec. Is.
Walter Bowen, of Bourbon town.
ship, is visiting his father Solomon
Bowen in this city.
Work on the canning factory will
commence in few days and it will be
completed April 10.
Mrs. E. F. Bartlett and sons of Gull
yer, have gone to Kalamazoo, Mich,
for a visit Of two weeks.
Ray BunneIl came home from Kala-
mazoo Tuesday evening to spend the
holidays with his parents.
John d. Thomas and James III.
Matchette. of Bourbon. transacted
business in Plymouth yesterday.
/ The Maccabees of Plymouth went to
Tyner in sleds and sleighs TO visit
their brethren there last evening
Mad dogs terrorize the people of
Wisconsin and many victims of rabies
are coming to Chicago for treatment.
Wesley McCrory went to Goshen
yesterday for weeks visit with rela-
tives and old friends i'm that vicinity.
Mrs. Alma Brown has returned to
her home at Hamlet after visit with
the family Of L. J. Wiseman pear this
city
Senator Lodge has introduced DILL
in congress barring out Immigrant
over Is years old who .annot read and
write English.
Electric gongs are to be installed at
the jefferson street crossing of the
Lake Erie and Vandalia railways as
soon as possible.
The town clock is striking again
today. 1t froze up SUNDAY morning
and refused to 60 again until the
weather got warmer.
There will be box social at Wal
nut Grove school house Friday night.
The school is taught by Miss Lou
Clare Jones Of this city.
Mrs. M. Logan left for Ft. Wayne
yesterday. She and her husband
will make their home there where Mr..
Logan has good railroad position.
The United States produces more
coal than any other nation in the
world. yet many OF US ind it difficult
to get good supply for the winter.
Henry Protsman, who left here sew
eral years ago and has been residing
at st. Paul. Mimi, is now at Hot
Springs taking treatment fos dropsy.
1t is reported that the Dunkards
have great revival at-thelr churth
in West township and ten converts
were baptized in Pretty Lake Monday.
The postmistress of Red Dog, Tex
as, shot the mayors hat off bis head
because be failed to exhibit proper re-
spect for her when he came after his
mail.
Mrs. Charles Parks, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Reed, east OF this city, re-
turned to her home at South Bend
yesterday.
| Mrs. w. +, johnson. Of Convoy,
Ohio. who has been visiting her
brother. George w. Protsman and