The Plymouth tribune., 1903-01-01
Plymouth. Ind. January I, 1908.
1 3 LOCAL NEWS q s


vi. duu Vuio. 0OoOpA iAiOihhCu1 al
visiting in Ohio.
Misses Bertha and Minnie Hillsman
are visiting at Peru.
Peter Emenacker is home from
Michigan for the holidays.
Mrs. Paul Bucher spent Christmas
with her daughter, at Elkhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Hand are WIS.,
iting relatives east of Bourbon.
Mrs. A, ]. Petcher, of Bourbon,
spent Christmas with her son in this
city.
Charles w. Mattingly is now fore
man of a printing office at North
Liberty.
Miss Nettie Matz, of Bourbon, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Harley, in
this city.
Mrs. Sophia Greiner is visiting her
son, John F. Greiner. at South Bend
this week.
Mr.. Wagar, of Valparaiso, spent
Christmas with the Ball families in
Plymouth.
A. B. Perkins, of Bourbon, spent
Christmas with his son southwest of
Plymouth.
Mrs. Charles T. Voreis and children
are spending the holidays with rela-
tives at Inwood.
j. H. Rufus and wife, of Erie, Pa,
are visiting with ]. F. Appleman and
wife of this city.
Eugene Welch. of Chicago and DIR,
Ed J. Ball, of Valparaiso, spentChrist-
mas in Plymouth.
o. A. Candy and family went to
South Bend to ospend the holidays with
relatives in that city.
So short is the wheat crop of
Australia that inquiry for American
wheat is being made.
Mrs. Jeyne, Of Chicago, is spending
the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John McColl.
The funeral of Milton White was
held at the Wesleyan church in La
paZ Sunday at 10 a. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Salt spent
Christmas in Laporte. They report
snow foot deep there.
d. Frank Redd and family are
spending the holidays with DR.. Jack
son at Climax, Michigan.
Ray. Metsker has returned to his
horne at Monticello after visit of a
few days with his brother in this city.
Miss Barbara Miltenberger, of South
Bend, arrived Wednesday to spend
Christmas with relatives in this CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Keiser, OF
Anderson, spent Christmas at the
home Of Mr.. Keiser's father in this
city.
Mrs. Otis E. Acker arrived from
Niagara, n. Y, Friday to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Disher.
Ami and A. ]. Rupel were called tt
Kane county. H., by the death ol
their sister, Mrs. Catherine Cooley
who died on Christmas day.
Mrs. Cannie Kemp, of Ohio, who
spent Christmas with the family of +
S. Deloney has gone to Donaldson, te
visit before returning home.
The temperature Christmas morn.
ing made most of US not only eager to
see what was in our stockings, but te
empty 'em out and get 'em on as soor
as possible.
There Is again no foundation for the
report that the Pope is i'll. The rumor
factory will. however. continue tc
work overtime to supply the demands
of the trade.
Mr.. are Mrs. jacob Hoham, JESSE
Hoham, Mrs. Louise Thompson ant
Mrs. Phlegmon Thompson ATTENDED
the funeral of Mrs. Jonathan Picker
at Argos Friday
George Hahn and family, of South
Bend, Archie Wilcox, Jesse Gilmore
Floyd Bunnell, George Wolford and
Peter Hank, of Chicago, were home
for the holidays.
The wireless telegraph has spannet
distance Of 220O miles. AS this sci
ence improves and instruments becom,
more sensitive, some marvellous result
may be achieved.
The per cent. increase in wage
that the Frick and Bessemer compan
les have given their employees fol
Christmas is one of the useful kind O,
gifts that is welcome. !.