The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-12-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Nlll 1--we.
Santa Claus seems to have
pleased everybody this year.
Mr.. Miles a member of the Sy-
racuse school board, spent
Christmas at A. North's.
Misses Pearl and Erma Win
ings were home from South Bend
and Indianapolis Christmas.
There was a reunion OF the
Bowles family at the home OF
David H. Bowles Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira earn were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. l..
Gillespie at dinner Christmas.
County Treasurer O'Keefe
went to Indianapolis Tuesday to
settle with the state treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Williams,
Oliver Machlin and Mr.. Lentz OF
South Bend were here for Christ
mas.
Miss Lille Boyce spent Christ
mas with her parents near Ar
Cos and returned to Laporte
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Campbell
and Mrs. Ed. Lacher spent Tues
day with relatives in Union
township.
Eugene Welsh, who is again
employed in the great Marshall
Field Store at Chicago, was
home for Christmas.
Mrs. Ed. Gardner. of Chicago.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. A.
Bondurant and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. d. Fields.
Putnam Stroup and wife of
Kalamazoo, Mich, spent Christ
mas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stigar in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth of
Fort Wayne visited in Plymouth
and ate Christmas turkey at the
home of b. c. Southworth.
William E. Anderson and
Mary Z. Phillips, Harper w.
Sickler and Miss Anna NJ. Low
Their were licensed to marry
Tuesday.
Six entries at the corn exhibit
failed to call at room yesterday
to get their corn. They can now
have same by calling at When
Grocery.
All the churches fully carried
out the Christmas programs pub
lished in the Tribune Friday AM
Saturday. 1t was indeed a "Mer-
~ Christmas.
Mrs. Susan Wallace and Mrs.
Miller of Tiosa spent Christmas
at the home of Albert Savage.
They returned Tuesday evening
to their homes.
Kloepfer's clerks surprised him
on Christmas by presenting him
and his estimable wife one of the
finest cut glass wine sets ever
seen in Plymouth.
Andrew Bottorff, wife and ba-
by arrived from Ray, North Da-
kota Saturday evening after an
absence of four years They will
remain until spring.
A federal jury has been com
pleted in Chicago to try the spec
ial pleas of thepackers for immu-
nifty from prosecution. The tri:.l
is set for January 8.
1t is now believed that Ball
Bros, the millionaire Muncie fruit
jar manufacturers, will purchase
the Muncie pulp mill, offered for
sale by the receiver, and will es-
tablish there another glass fac
tory.
Councilmen at large who do
not qualify in January will lose
their office according TO the opin-
ion of eminent lawyers although
some attorneys hold to a different
opinion. The safe way will be
to qualify Jan. 1.
Elmer E. Stoner, of Greenfield,
Indiana, who wants the nomina-
ton for state auditor has sent us
his picture and SO far as looks
are concerned he is all right, and
those who know him best say he
is well qualified for the position.
The midnight services to usher
in Christmas at the Episcopal
church Sunday night were large
ly attended, lasted one hour and
fifteen minutes and the published
program was fully carried out.
The Sunday school program was
presented Saturday night.
Mercury dropped to zero Sun
day morning for the first time
this season, but the sun came out
warm and bright and Christmas
was, in the language of the girls
perfectly lovely" The ground
was covered with two inches oil
beautiful snow and everybody
was happy.
Among those here for Christ