The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-26

lDuldndpOllS ScDOOl vi uenIiSt1y.
Miss Emma Seymour AMI Mrs.
Catherine Martin are visiting at Peru.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ormand will
spend Thanksgiving at Columbia City.
Mozart Club will meet at the school
Friday at Ais p. m. instead of Thurs
day
Mrs. NJ. Smith and children have
gone to Grovertown to visit until SUM-
day.
Raw Walburn was one of the star
actors at the minstrel show Tuesday
night.
Mrs. f. c. Martinnale went to
Argos today to visit her uncle who
is sick.
Mrs. George Foltz has arrived to
spend the winter with relativesin this
vicinity.
Mrs, Truck and daughter are at
tending the students convention at
Maple Grove.
Mrs. Prosper Ball Who has been SER
iously i'll since last Saturday, is
critically Ill today.
Mrs. Isaiah Seider and children
have gone to Big Rock, Illinois, to
visit until Monday.
Mrs. Wilkinson, of South Bend, is
visiting her daughters, Mrs. Hahn
and Mrs. vangi'der.
jeff Florian and family ara spend
ing the Thanksgiving holiday with
relatives at Donaldson.
Ernest Hossler, who has been visit
ing relatives near Twin Lakes return
ed near Joliet. Ill.,. Tuesday.
Mrs. Culver. of st. Louis. has been
spending week with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. ellison Cleaveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Palmer are
visiting relatives and friends at Pierce,
ton and Sidney this week.
Miss Lena Yarman has returned to
her home at Bourbon after visit with
Miss Mabel Curtis in this city.
Byron w. Thompson, who was With
the Heinz pickle company here last
summer died at Rochester, Monday.
Miss Lou Clare Jones, of this city,
who teaches the Walnut Grove school
school will spend Thanksgiving in
Chicago.
The canning factory meeting Tues
day evening resulted in several more
shares of stock being subscribed but
not enough t. make it success.
Every member of the Mozart club is
especially requested to come to the
Washington school az O'Clock
Thanksgiving evening for practice.
Marshall Greer bought two very fine
duroc sows at the L. Savage sale at
Macy Tuesday. Mr.. Greer has among
the finest herds of hogs in the county
Opponents of the confirmation of
General Wood as major general will
carry the fight into the senate if the
investigating committee reports favor
ably to him.
A farmer Of Wayne County, indi.
ana, has raised twenty-five crops of
apples from a, large orchard In as macy
years without single failure. His
crop this year netted $4,000.
Mrs. Mary Spaeth, of Michigan
City, relative of Mr.. r. c. Kloepfer,
passed through the city enroute to
Ft. Wayne, She will return this
evening to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Kloep-
| fer.
The Adams Express sleigh runners
we're stolen Hallowe ZEN and Mr.. Curtis
has placed the matter in the hands OF
the superintendent of the company
who says If they are not returned this
week he will send detectives here to
ferret out the parties who took them
and send them to the penitentiary.
Miss Helene Carral the young lady
entrusted to the part OF Dora Thorne
in the play Of the same name soon to
be presented here Is considered
here one of our coming great
emotional actresses. Her success In
the dif1icult and trying role is some
thing to marvel at. However her sup
port is excellent, and the company
well balanced, Opera house Friday
Nov. 81.
Less than month has passed since
q smooth individual cleaned up several
thousand dollars by asuit club swindle
and skipped the town. Notwith-
standing the publicity given the mat
| ter by the papers another sharper
worked number Of South Side citi-
zens with the same racket. Verify,
things come easy for the smooth swim
der In indianapolis. indianapolis
Independents.