The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

trip to Inwood yesterday.
A. North was in Hanna on business
yesterday.
Miss Abbie Sweetheart OF Burr Oak
is visiting relatives In Valparaiso.
Bert Reeve and Howard Jackson
went to Chicago on business yester-
DAY
Mrs. Ida Kreighbaum of Tvner,
spent few hour, in this city yester.
day.
Mrs. Mary rharp went to belong
Saturday where she will visit for
few days.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Zilmer are the
proud parents of fine boy born TO
them Tuesday.
Miss Hannah Hauk went to South
Bend Saturday where she will .isit
for few days.
Miss Hanson of Laporte will spent
Sunday in this city with the family
of w. f. Suit.
James Liggett has left for Bloom
field Iowa where he probably remain
for the winter.
Miss Edna Foltz went To Valparai-
so this Saturday, where she will visit
for several days.
Mrs. Adlia Scoield of South Bend.
returned home Saturday after visit
ing for a few days IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Taber are Wis.,
ting with j. E. Taber at River Side
Park and, c. c. Solce at Mishawaka.
Mrs. w. A. Strunk, went to Inwood
yesterday where she will visit her
daughter Mrs Grace York few days
Angola boasts Of a man-faced hen,
that's nothing, we have only been in
Plymouth few weeks and we have
already seen two or three hen-faced
women.
The less money a man has the few
er friends he has to bother him.-Chi
cago News.
And thus Ouce more Is the simple
life discovered.
Mrs. Maude Tank of Nalkerton who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
North in this city. returned home last
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. E. Osborn of Rugby North
Dakota, who has been visiting with
friends near this city returned home
this morning.
Mrs. Flora Johnson and Mrs.
Martha Morris of near Argos who have
been visiting at Donaldson returned
home this morning.
Mr.. Jacob Kern of Warsaw, who has
BET n visiting with the family .r Mrs.
b. F. ROUGH who lives near this city,
returned home yesterday.
Daniel Rentschler and Mrs. Susie
Uhl, who were called to this city last
week by the death of their sister,
Mrs. John Birkhold will return to
their homes at Akron, Ohio. Saturday
After throwing 1000 cubic yards
of sand and gravel into the sink hole
on The Wabash Railroad near Lake.
vile, for years regarded as a danger
Gus spot, it has been almost complete.
ly filed.
The Is month old child Ct Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Logan, died Friday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Flos-
singer where it had been left for the
winter, while Mr.. and Mrs. Logan
went to Arazona for the benefit of Mr..
Logans health.
Camp Al. W. o. W. Tuesday reed.
check from Head Camp for 81 900 pay
able to Mrs. Mahala Smith, mother of
r. E. Smith who was killed on R. R.
Crossing at Rutland Ind. Nov. 10th
1904. Payment was made IL days
after death proofs were mailed.
Rosy Almeda Lamper died of tuber-
culoses at her home in Sangatuck
Mich, Dec. 10th. 1904 aged % years
months 20 days. Deceased was TAX
en- today to the home of her father
Ira Mock who resides near Twin Lake
and funeral services will be conduct
ed at tne Union Church tomorrow,
with interment at Dunkird Church.
The L, o. T. M. elected the fol-
lowing officers to selve for the
ensuing year. Commander Mabel
Kleckner Lieutenant Com. Matte
Pogue, r. K. Ida KIlmer, Finance
Keeper julia Thompson, Chaplain
Bessie Van Glider, Sergaent Rose
Wenzler, Mistress of Arms Ida Wal.
burn, Sentinel Althda Windisch, Pho
ket Emma Cramer.
Mr.. Lewis Hartman and daughter
Mrs. Solomon, Of Rutland, died Satur-
day within few hours Of each osler,