The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-11-12
Thomas Bowles has returned to his

Thomas Bowles has returned to his
home at Argos.
Charles Clark, Of this city is visit
ing friends at Walkerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gurthet went
to South Bend Saturday TO visit over
Sunday.
Miss E. McCarty, of Donaldson, Wis
tied the Plymouth schools Thursday
and Friday.
The mercury marked thirteen de-
grees below freezing at six O'Clock Sat
urday morning.
Miss Frances Wilhelm has returned
to South Bend after visit of few
days in this city.
John Hay has gone to Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, to help organize a manu-
featuring institution.
Mrs. Maude Wunderlich and daugh-
ter have gone to Avilla and Columbia
City for visit of a week.
Misses Eva and Anna Pitman, o:
Walkerton, are visiting the family OF
William Martin in this city.
Henry Simons has returned to his
home in Chicago after spending a
week on his farm east of town.
Andrew Foreman arrived from
North Dakota last Saturday and will
spend the winter in Plymouth.
4 half inch of snow fell in Chicago
Thursday night and remained on the
ground most of the day Friday.
Miss Kate Kleinhenz came down
from South Bend to spend Sunday
with her parents north of Plymouth.
Rev. A. f. Knepp, formerly of Wal
kerton, has been appointed pastor OF
the u. r.. church at Eaton Rapids,
Michigan.
A st. Louis wife asks for a divorce
on the ground that her husband has
glass eye. Evidently love is not blind
in old Mizzoura.
The annual meeting OF county and
city school superintendentS will be
held at indianapolis, Thursday and
Friday, Nov. II and IL.
Mrs. John Yockey and Mrs. John
Harsch have gone To Chicago and will
go from there to their home at Den
vcr, Colorado, in few days.
The names of Misses Floy Leonard
aud Lyral Morris were by mistake left
off the list of the st. Elmo Sunday
school class given in our paper Friday.
Mrs. Rachel Partridge, sister of w.
ID. Thompson. who has been visiting
him and other relatives in this city re-
turned to her home near Tiosa today.
Louis II. Payne, cousin of Mrs. c.
Il. Mattingly, was elected to the legis-
lature in Toledo, Ohio. He will be
one of the young members of that
body.
Oliver GeiSelman returned from
North Dakota Friday, where he spent
the past eight months on his home
stead. He will remain at Culver dur
ing the winter.
j. X. Boss manufacturer and deal
er in brick at Elkhart. dropped dead
just before noon Friday. lie was a
cousin of John Boss of this city and
was - years old.
Harley Rodgers has returned from
Niles, Mich where he visited his son
Nelson Rodgers and family. Nelson
is employed in the lithograph estab-
lishment in Niles.
The bridge builders have arrived
and commenced work on the bridge
over the Center street viaduct. The
bridges foI both viaducts are here and
will be put In at once.
President Roosevelt has issued his
proclamation designating Thursday,
Nov. 26 as day of thanksgiving, and
naming many good reasons why it
should be generally observed.
While cleaning the pantry shelves a
Peru lady touched the trigger of
a steel trap and both her hands were
caught. She had to carry the trap to
a neighbours to be extricated from its
grasp.
Col. w. F. Cody buffalo Billy has
announced he has made his last trip
as a Snowman. He left England Oct.
26. and will disband his organization
and returned to Wyoming to live the
life Of private citizen.
s The damage suit brought by DIR.
Moore against Representative Lemert
of Teegarden was dismissed. Jane
Arnold was awarded damages of $3.50
in her suit against Verne Harden
brook and H. McCarty.