The Plymouth tribune., 1903-01-01
solomon Zehner is now a Justice OF

Christmas in Warsaw.
Miss Pearl Myers, of Laporte, is
visiting Mrs, McLane in this city.
Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Ray Bennett
went to Bourbon to visit over Sunday.
There were few buggies and over
hundred sleds and sleighs in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Cough are
visiting relatives at Greenfield and In
dianapolis.
Mrs, Thornberry and children are
spending the holidays with relatives
at Columbia City.
1t looks like the weather man in
tends to have the Christmas weather
last over New Years.
Mrs. Hopkins, of Grovertown. and
her daughters, Mary and Dora, were
Plymouth visitors Saturday.
The Misses Lyons, of Garrett. who
spent Christmas with the family of
Eber Deacon. have returned home.
Mrs. Mary Bennett. of North town.
ship. has gone to Canton, Ohio, to
spend the winter with her daughter.
The commissioners will receive bids
for county asylum supplies up to jan
uary 6. Contracts will be let on that
day.
Ball & Co.. have issued invitations
for the annual banquet given their
employees, to be given New Year Is
Eve.
Arlie and Grace Clifford will sing
at the opening of the afternoon ses-
sion of the woman's institute Jan. 8,
1908.
Mrs. Grace York and daughter,
Ethel. spent Friday and Friday night
with her mother, Mrs. William
Strunks
III. J. Curtis, who is now a student
Of the law department at Ann Arbor,
is spending his vacation at his home
in Argos.
The new president of Hayti is IS
years old. 1t is evident that the BOYS
do not have everything their own way
down there.
Miss Maud Wiltfong came down
from Chicago Christmas Eve to visit
until Sunday with relatives in this
city and vicinity.
R. S. Bell and family, of Hammond,
spent Christmas in this city. with the
families af James E. Houghton and
George w, Baxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Patterson, of
Chicago, attended the Brooke-Toan
wedding and visited few days with
relatives in this city.
John J. Snyder and Miss Nellie
Riddle were married Christmas even.
ing at the home Of the brides par
ents in West Plymouth.
Miss Hazel Ringgenberg, who spent
Christmas with her mother north OF
this city, has returned to Bourbon
where she attends school.
Bert Cleaveland spent Christmas
with relatives in Plymouth and went
from here to Ashland, Ohio, to spend
the remainder of his vacation.
Mr.. J. Erwin and Miss Dora Law
renee, prominent young people OF
Bourbon. well known throughout the
county were married Christmas.
Chris Graverson, Vern and Herbert
SchloSser and Robert Knoblock, oil
German township, will enter the ag.
ricultural school at Purdue after the
holidays.
John Grise, Henry Hammel and
Frank Grunwalt, of German township,
spent Christmas with their children
at the institute for deaf mutes in In.
dianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Welch, oi
Fort Wayne, spent the Christmas
holidays with E. w. Welch near this
city and went from here to Urbana,
ILL.,, to visit before returning home.
The members of Co. l, Indiana Ma
tional Guards, in this city Christina.
Eve received s2l0.88 being amount
due them for drills during the past
six months. About $500 has been ex
pended for the company since it wa
organized.
John Maloney, Pennsylvani;
Iengineer and Miss Sarah Heckert, o.
this city were married Christmas, ant
went at once TO Fort Wayne where
they will make their home. Mr.
Maioney got one Of PIymouth's IS bes1
girls for a wife.
! The annual meeting of the Marshal
county Farmers Institute will b
held in Plymouth Friday and Satur
day, January 2 and 8. A program
that will interest everv farmer in tn,