The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-01-07

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outh visito, SATURDAY.
Who is Hubbard? Ask the gentle
man from Newton county.
The old year made bad record by
going cut like bosom OF destruction.
E. T. Gallagher and T. A. Scantling
are spending few days in Columbia
City.
Miss Ada Haag returned Friday
evening from visit Of week with
relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Alpha Ball has gone to Chica.
go for visit of a few DAYS with heI
mother and other relatives in that
city.
Mrs. D. S. O'Brien and little Ruth
Seider of Grovertown, spent New
Years day with relatives in Plym-
outh.
Mrs. Page and Mrs. Klingman
have returned to Chicago after a visit
of several days with their sister. Mrs
Rockhill.
Rev. Jacob Hester will begin serie:
of revival meetings at Shiloh church
in North township. Wednesday even
ing Jan. g.
G. E. Newton, editor of the Month
cello Daily Journal, spent New Years
at the home of George Kleinschmidth
in this city.
G. w. Callahan, OF Terre Haute,
who has been spending several days
with friends in this city, has returned
to his home.
John Hubbard has been appointed
by Mayor Knott to temporarily fill
the vacancy caused by Ira Lower s
absence in Jail.
Mrs. James StOckwell, of Shelby.
vile, ILL.,, has been spending a few
days this week with her sister, Mrs
Frank W. Boss.
Amos Saul and his sister. Miss Della
Saul have been visiting relatives here
They returned to their home at Plevna
Indiana Saturday.
Mrs. Warren, of Hammond, form
er resident of this city, and Mrs. Cliff
ton, of Rochester, were visiting al
DR.. Loring's Saturday
Miss HaineS returned from Indian
apolis New Years Eve much pleased
with the great teachers convention
and with indianapolis people and the
city.
Miss Mabel Jacoby has returned te
herschOOl work at Marion after spend
ing the holiday vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSIAH w.
Jacoby.
Thirty-four teachers of the public
schools lost their lives in the Chicago
fire and the school authorities have
planned to close the schools Monday
in their memory.
Mrs. George, of Bpcuyrus, Ohio
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. A. l.. Schaal north of this city
left for Van Vert, Ohio, to visit be.
fore returning home.
r. B. Zehner and family and A. J
Garmap, all of Dunkirk, Ohio, visited
the Zehners in this city and relatives
at Kewanna during the holidays
They returned home Saturday.
In the circuit court Saturday Johr
w. Parks and III. A. Logan, attorneys
for the petitioners, drew second blood
in the Yellow River Ditch proceed
ing, when the court docketed thei
petition.
Eighteen persons connected will
the Iroquis tbeater have been arrest
ed. 1t seems that the management
of the spectacular display was suct
that fire might have been expected
at any time.
As a rule merchants report much
better holiday trade than was antici
pated, with sales considerably create
than for the corresponding period las
year. Chicago merchants claim it Il
have been their banner year.
Mrs. Esther Ogtesbee and Mis-
Anna z. Houghton who have beer
visiting Miss Jeanne Oglesbee and TIT
family of Charles Toan, left for Hunt
ington Saturday where both have bel
employed as teachers in the public
schools for several years.
Joseph Harrison, of Chicago, wen
to Peru to accept position with th'
Wallace circus, in winter quarter
there, but when be found that he wa
to be paid 81 per week aud board fo
lookiag after the big hippopotamu
he rendered bis resignation.
The funeral of Mrs. Zcnobia Russell
the sister OF the late Thomas X. JohI
w. and James j.. Houghton and Mrs
Horace Corbin were held at tn