The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-22

Mrs Goddell is visiting friends at
srgos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Porter Of
Culver are visiting in the city.
Mrs. Samuel earn went 10 South
Bend where she will visit for few
days.
Miss Blanch Richards has gone to
Chicago, where she will spend the
holidays.
Mrs. c. S. Jacoby and son Roy
went to South Bend to visit for few
days.
Glen Butler is visiting with his
grandmother, Mrs. Mosher at Hib-
bard
! LOST-A brown fur, Sunday,
bring to this Office and receive re-
ward
Gus Flick, who is employed at
Mishawaka came home to spend the
holidays.
Albert Lauer will spend the holi-
days with his aunt, Mrs. Cramer, of
Chicago.
Miss Emma Protsman who is
teaching school at Lapaz spent Sun
day in the ely.
Mrs. Margaret Porter returned to
her home at Culver after visiting sew
eral days in the city.
Mrs Geo. w Carpenter was called
10 South Bend by the illness of hei
sister, Mrs. Lydia Balding.
Mrs. F. A. Hendricks and sister
Miss Pricilla Flick, returned from a
visit of few days at South Bend.
Mrs. r. A.Randail and Miss Blanch
Waite went to Ann Harbor, Mich,
where they will visit for several days
The plate glass for the Thompson
Burkett building arrived today and
vii be in place as soon as possible
Miss Grace Ferris returned to her
home at Rochester, Michigan after
visiting a few days with Mrs. JIM
Beam
Frank Burns, formerly of Donald
son, has moved to this city and is oc
cupying residence on West Garrc
street.
Mrs Settle Fields and mother
Mrs. Richey, OF Bourbon are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Kilmer il
this city
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Criter of Soutl
Bend, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. A. Dirkson for the pas
few days returned home.
Mrs Fife Goodlander, of Eau Clair
Mich, who has been visiting hei
daughter, Mrs. Mary Naplin, of TIN.
city the past few days returned home
The deputy sheriff of Fort Wayn,
was in the city Sunday and tool
! Clarence Glass back with him. H,
is charged with having stolen a bi
cycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Duncan, o
Kokomo, who have been visiting Mis-
Brace Caslow and other relatives nea
this city for the past few days, re
turned home.
Mrs. Walter Soice, of ST. Louis VIII,
has been visiting friends aid relative
here for the past few weeks has re
turned. Claude Soice of this city &C
companying her, and will remain in
dehnatly.
Children eat, sleep and grow afte
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Brings rosy cheeks, Laughing
leyes, god health and strength.
tonic for sickly children. IS cents
Tea or Tablets
Mrs. Nora Snyder Of Bremen age'
, 3s years, died Saturday morning at
O'Clock. Funeral was held Mocda'
? at 2 p. N. Mrs. Lena Foley of thi
city was her adopted mother.
The holiday season is on. and W
caution our readers about going ava
from home to do their trading. Yc
can get in Plymouth Anything need
ed in the wav of presents and wit
the purchase goes the guarantee tina
it is as represented. Trade at home
{ The Knights of Columbus of thi
city INDUCED in a smoker at the hom
) LOT James A. Hanes jr. the occasion
being his Both birthday. The follow
ing Knights were present, Thoma
Stack, Edward Biggens. Chas. Co
mey, Alpha, Prosper and Jerome Bal
and j. E. Haines, ST. All report a
enjoyable occasion.
The Plymouth Commandery confer
red the Red Cross degree on the fo
lowing members Thursday night
George Schrider; Frank Lamson, War
/ Logan J. .. Mccoy, Clarence Slayte
ard Frank Wilson, after which .
elaborate banquet was served. sever,
{ guests from surrounding cities were /
attendance and al report an enjoy
liable occasion.