The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
! 4LOCAL NEWS q

MIS-. Eu Neil Ids sOuc w OhiSoSo
for visit of severaldays.
Frank W. Boss was sizing up the po-
litical situation at Warsaw Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Baxter have
returned from their visit at Misha-
waka.
Mrs. Leroy Evans went to Argos
Thursday to visit relatives and friends
till Saturday.
George Pierce, of Kentland, Ind,
visited in this city Wednesday night
and Thursday.
Rev. DR.. Brooke has been assisting
bis son in revival meeting at Clarks
Hill near Lafayette this week.
Mrs. Brooke, wife of Rev. c, A,
Brooke, went to Chicago Thursday to
visit relatives until Saturday evening.
J. n. Hewitt, the Laporte street
bread man, has returned from visit
of ten days at his old home in Michi-
gan.
Albert Peed has returned to his
home at Royal Center after visit
with relatives in Walkerton and vi
cinity.
Keep watch of the first three days
of December. According to an ancient
belief they regulate the weather Of
the winter.
Miss Mary Thayer came from South
Bend Thursday to visit relatives in
Bourbon township and this city until
Monday evening.
Mrs. Thomas has returned TO her
home at Warsaw after visit of sever
al days in this city, with her niece,
Mrs. Harrison Horner.
Mrs. John Blain and her sister,
Mrs. johnson went to indianapolis
Thursday to visit Sunday with Gid
con Blain In that city.
George Listenberger and family who
have been living in North Dakota sew
eral years. returned to Marshall
county this week to spend the winter.
Causing her much humiliation Of
spirit by his awkwardness in shuffling
cards while out in polite society, a
Chicago woman has sued her husband
for divorce.
c. N. Ellis and wife, of Clinton
, county, Ohio, who have been visiting
the family of Sherman Ellis south of
city, went to South Bend Thursday
to visit relatives before returning
home.
There is a remarkable outburst
from press and pulpit, all along the
line against indiscriminate divorce
ment and equally indiscriminate re-
marrying. Is it harbinger of new
crusade?
tits believed that Marx, Vandine,
Roeski and Neidermeier, the murder
ers now in Jail at Chicago, were the
principals in the Westville bank rob-
berry in which young Wesley Reynolds
was killed,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M, Heminger went
to Donaldson for visit Thursday. Jim
wanted to try his skill at hunting
rabbits, He is afaid he will forget
how to kill them in such numbers as
he once did.
Freed Lipps has been given the po-
sition Of ticket agent at the Nickel
Plate made vacant oy the resignation
of Auditor Elect H. L. Singery. Mr..
Lipps has been the day operator at
Argos for several years.
Hanson Watkins, of Southern Kan
sas, who has been visiting bis sister,
Mrs. Jacob Rhodes, west of this city
went to South Bend Thursday, to visit
relatives In that vicinity which was
his home formany years.
Thirteen brides sailed or the army
transport Logan, which is carrying
the Twenty-sixth infantry to the Phil
ippines, which shows that thirteen
may be lucky number after all for
at least thirteen young men.
We are being taught new temper
ance lessons, says the indianapolis
Star. All the railroads that run into
Chicago have prohibited the use Of
liquor. Now comes the Western
Electric company and other big busi-
ness concerns with an edict, not only
against liquor, but against cigarettes,
and they add Z rule against "plaYing
the races. Good business makes bet
ter morals.