The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-29
Miss May Aber went to Haml,

Jesse Rivar, of Mishawaka is here
to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Harry WEIGH is at Grover
town visiting friends.
Miss Bonnie Hartsell is visiting
friends at South Bend.
Miss Tillie Ball and brother Romie
are visiting riends at South Bend.
Mrs. Play Woodward and children
are Spending a few days at Walker
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Burkhart, of La
porte, are veisiting friends in this
city.
Ralph Schlosser and John Strom-
eek. are spending a few days at Fl.
Wayne.
Misses Maud Covert and Cora
Hoover are visiting friends and rel
atives at South Bend.
Miss Minnie Baum, of Warsaw is
the guest of Miss Grace Tanning and
other friends in this city.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Geo. w. Baxter have
gone to Mishawaka to visit with
their sons for about ten days.
Mrs. A. L. Schaal went to Van
Vert, Ohio to visit her sister, Mrs.
R. r. Mcbride for a few days.
Mrs. Pier Hansen and son Carl
of Bourbon are the guests of Mrs.
John Hoham and other relatives.
Mrs. George Hahn and children
of South Bend are the guests of
friends and relatives in this city.
Miss Dixie Everidge, of Chicago,
is spending a few days in this city
the guest of friends and relatives.
| The court house at Knox was
struck by lightning Monday and dam
aged to the extent of several thous-
and dollars.
George Meade has returned to
Waukegan, Ills, after spending a few
days with his parents and other rela-
tives in this city.
David Staley has returned from
Texsa and the Indian territory. His
brother Leroy and son Frank will re-
main there this winter.
Oliver Lauderman and the Misses
Stella and Ada Lauderman, who have
been spending several days at South
Bend have returned home.
Remember that the revival will
commence at the Methodist church
New Years day. ALI are invited and
will be expected to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Betz, of Ham
ilton, Ind, have returned home after
spending several days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kline.
The Philippine Islands want us to
build a railroad and stand the losses
The next thing the Philippines will
know as much about grating as We
do.
Mrs. ]. R. Vinnedge, who resides
near this city, while walking from
her house to the wood shed Monday
morning fell and broke her arm near
the elbow.
We have the largest stock of hard
ware to be found in northern Indiana
and our prices will make 1t go. Watch
for our big premium offer. ASHLEY
q brewer. 11tf
A theatrical company is showing in
Boston a farce called "My MiIliner's
Bill" We object to that word farce
in this case This is making light of
too serious a subject. =
Mr.. and Mrs. James Putnam. who
reside rear this city went to Buchan-
an, Michigan, where they will attend
the golden wedding anniversary of
Mrs. Putman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Row.
Marriage licenses we're issued to
George w. Green and Margaret Por-
ter, Elmer G. Cxsothers and Myrtle
L. Walters, Gilbert II. Wallace and
Pearl M. Krouse, Joseph Bernier and
Emma Everedge.
L. Grewank, of the PENNSYLVANIA
signal department, has been made
chief repair man in the department
for the subdivision between Plymouth
and Clarke Junction. The appoint
ment will necessitate his removal to
Plymouth, which Will be his head
quarters.-Ft. Wayne Gazette.
They are beginning to call it a "sdo
nothing congress-" Well, there have
been worse things done in congress,
a witness the last congressional en-
deavor to confer upon an ~expectant
country the blessings of tariff reform.
the tariff reformers do not care to
begin to specify wherein they want
the tariff reformed, because they
know that such a ~proceedur ewould
result in a fight among thmsc'ves.