The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-24

on SATURDAY TOT viSlo oi soseio
days.
Charles Gordon. of North Dakota.
has returned to Lapaz to remain unit !
spring.
An organization has been formed to
secure farmers institute for Walker
ton this winter.
Miss Huff, residing northeast Of this
city went to Argos Saturday to remain
during the holidays.
David Wiser and George Fogle at
tended the funeral of Charles G. Boyer
at South Bend Friday.
Mrs. Riley Dawson has returned to
her home at Argos after a visit with
the family of George Love.
All the pupils from distance who
attend st. Michael's Academy have
gone home to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Mary Sands is here from Iowa
Falls, Iowa, visiting her cisters, Mrs.
Waggoner and Miss Anna Morrill,.
William Shorthand S new hotel bull
ing in Lapaz. consists Of IL rooms.
William Hamilton is the proprietor.
Lyle. son of Mr.. Solomon Miller. of
Lapaz JUNCTION, died Friday, Dec. IL,
aged 3 years. ! months and IS days.
Mrs. j. w. Miller, Of Donaldson,
and her niece, Miss Pearl Miller are
spending the holidays with relatives
at Walnut.
Mrs. James L. Trowbridge has re-
turned To her home at Inwood after a
visit q! week in thisIcity and in the
country north of here.
Mt. and Mrs. ira Switzer. of Ash
land, Ohio. are visiting their uncle,
Frank Humrichouser at Fair View
farm north of this city.
a German army officer is charged
with 900 separate cases of cruelty,
1t would be interesting TO learn how
he found time for his other duties
Illinois sweeps the world. More
than half the broom corn raised ON
the face OF tie globe grows in few
c 1usities near the eastern line of Ili-
nOs. E.
The box social given Friday even
ing by The Walnut GroJe school taught
by Miss Lou Clare Jones was decided
success. The net receipts were about
S24OO.
David Alleman, aged so years. died
at his home in Rochester Friday
morning. Funeral services will be
held Monday at the Jordan Baptist
church near Argos.
Mss Dietrich. of Bremen. who is
attending Prof. Hams school of mu-
SIC in this city gave an elegant dinner
to number Of her young lady friends
at Albert's restaurant Friday even
Ing.
Plymouth people without regard to
church membership will be sorry to
lose Rev. j. E. Hartman. He has
proven himself man of force in ad-
vanclng the moral interests of the
city.
Three men have been convicted of
postal frauds in United States court
at Baltimore. The sentence is two
years in the penltentiary and fine of
$1,000 This penalty will be carried
into effect.
The postal and express business of
the country is several times greater
this week than it is in midsummer.
Packages should be carefully address
ed and the sender's name should also
be attached.
Samuel HiveIy, living near Teegar-
den had the index finger of his right
hand severely injured Thursday while
hauling wood, the finger being caught
between the sled and piece of timber,
crushing it badly.
1.-THE tramp" says the Philadelphia
Inquirer, sis simply az abnormal de-
yelOpment Of the American spirit of
unrest. The tramp is no such thing.
He is the normal product of liquor,
lazineSS and license.
The number of persons SO far killed
in the present open hunting season in
Wisconsin is 25. and 81 have been SER
ously injured. Most of the casual
ties. as usual. came from installing
human beings for game.
The annual Polk township fox hunt
win take place Tuesday Dec. 20. 1t
will cover most of the township except
the south west corner and will also ex-
tend into the northwest part of North
township. Great sport is expected.
Benjamin Switzer has returned
from visit of five weeks at Muncie,
Anderson and Portland. He resided
Ia Jay county near Portland AZ years