The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-12-28
Harry Hershberger has return.

Harry Hershberger has return
ed to South Bend.
E. M. Covert transacted bust
ness in South Bend today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coar of
Bourbon, visited in Plymouth
Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Evans is visit
ing relatives at South Bend and
Elkhart.
Mrs. l.. ]. Girton is spending
the holidays at her old home in
Millersburg.
Miss Lizzie Carver went to
Logansporr Thursday for a visit
of few days.
Nathan Finley of Huntington.
has returned home after visit at
]. T. LaRue's.
Mrs. Isaac Anderson went to
Bourbon to spend Christmas
with her sister.
Joseph Bergman of Peru, spent
Thursday with his parents and
other relatives here.
Miss Elizabeth Schooner is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. L. N. Mol
ter, at Pontiac, Mich.
Frank Leonard of Purdue, and
Ford Reynolds of Northwestern
University are home for the hol-
idays.
Beldon and Crowder are NOV
ing their butcher shop into the
Palmer building adjoining the
postoffice.
Mrs. L. c.. Harley, Mrs. Milo
Gill and Mrs. Elizabeth Rey-
nolds are visiting at Coldwater.
Michigan.
Mrs. Samuel Miller of Misha-
waka, who had been visiting here
several days went to Bourbon to
spend Christmas.
S. N. Stevens was counsel in
a law suit at Bourbon today.
/ William Hahn transacted bust
ness at Bourbon today.
Abraham Spigelmyer of West
township, is visiting in Warsaw
Miss Stella Johnson of Inwood
spent the day in Plymouth.
Mrs. Louis Altman of Column
bia City, on her way to Chicago
stopped in Plymouth to spend Z
day with the family of M. All
man.
Mrs. E. O. Acker and children
are here from Niagara for visi
of several weeks with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Peter Disher and other rel
atives.
There were 16,256,O3S pupil.
enrolled in the United State:
schools during the fiscal year o
1905. This is 20 per cent Of TIL
entire population.
| The divorced wife of a Phila
delphia millionaire who knocked
him down with her fist ought t.
start a physical culture school 70
divorced women.
According to reports received
at Warsaw, Congressman Brick
recommendation goes, and Rob
ert Nelson will be the next post
master in that city.
Mrs. Cynthia Towns, Twin,
near Walnut, has lost the use O
her lower limbs and has to b.
conveyed in an invalid's chat
wherever she goes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Youn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting O
Wren, Ohio, are visiting Jess
Beldon's and other relatives an,
friends in Plymouth.
Miss Anna Barr returne,
Thursday evening to her work a
Brightside. She was called t
her home at Hanover ten day
ago by the illness of her father
! who died Dec. Is.
The Bourbon News Miro
thinks John w. Parks woul
!, make a good congressman or
good governor and says tn
, News Mirror is for him for an,
, office he will take.
u Charles Disher who has charg
of a large stock farm near Bloom
. ington, Illinois, attended the ia
stock show and came to Ply
mouth to spend the holidays witt
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Disher.
Joseph Nifer, an old citizen re
siding near Sligo, dropped deat
while splitting wood at his hom
this morning. Coroner Stephens
went out to hold an inquest ant
undertaken Bunnell was sent TO
to care for the remains.
Edward Everett Neal O
| Noblesville, candidate for clerl
of supreme court in Republican
state convention, was in Ply
mouth Friday. He is Republican
editor and is. of course. wei