The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-12-14

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

The finest and most useful
Holiday presents at Losey's.
Miss jeanette Becker is visit
ing her brothers at Noblesville.
There will be a box social at
Maple Grove Thursday evening.
Joe Stein sprained his ankle
and has to use a crutch when he
walks.
Miss Lille Mochel spent Sun
day with Miss Ella and Bertha
Manual.
Lee Kendall of Chicago, is Wis
iting his mother and sisters in
Plymouth.
Mrs. Welcome Miller and Mrs.
McJimpsey have gone to Indian
apolis for an extended visit.
Ed. Butcher, who was quite
sick for two weeks, is now able
to be up, but not able to be out.
Tickets will be sold for Chi
cago Wednesday Dec. 20, at $1.70
round trip good to return until
Dec. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ashley will
leave for South Bend Thursday
noon to attend the wedding of
their cousin.
Eddie, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Manual is visiting his grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. Manual
of Plymouth.
Bert Reeve, continues to inn
prove at the hospital at Fort
Wayne and expects to be home
before many days.
Sterling silver ware, cut glass,
diamonds, watches, clocks. jewel
~, silver novelties, and fancy
goods at Losey's. w 1873 675
Only one marriage license is
found on the clerks record this
week. The parties are Wayne
O. Clark and Maud Myers.
Losey's jewelry store now has
the finest display to be seen in
Northern Indiana. Store remod-
eled, everything new and up-to
date. WI 673 675
Indiana was SO years old Mon
day, but it is stronger, more ac;-
tive, better looking, and better in
every respect than it was fifty
years ago.
Mr.. l.. c. Zechiel of Culver,
stopped in Plymouth on his way
home from Rochester. He visited
at the home of his sister, Mrs. J.
w. Maxey.
Isaiah Rush, aged rs years and
reported to be the first white
child born in Elkhart county,
died at the Clark hospital in Elk
hart Sunday evening.
| ]. L. Marvin has gone to In
d%ianapolis to spend the winter
The Tribune hopes he may have
a pleasant winter and return tc
Plymouth in the spring.
J. A. Holem, who is employed
near Kankakee, Illinois, came
home last week for a visit ano
took two hound pups and a bull
pup to Kankakee on his return
this week.
Just received a new line o
Mexican Drawn Work and Toile
articles. A fine thing for Christ
mas presents. At home every at
ternoon and evening. Mrs. w
E. Peterson.
Hiram Shafer, who got hi
right hand badly lacerated in
corn shredder near Argos tel
days ago, is visiting in St. JOSEPH
county this week. He will no
lose any of his fingers.
Mr.. Farmer, it is up to you t.
see that good and willing men ar
put in as road supervisors. |
your supervisor has been negli
gent, cast him aside and look 10
better timber among your neigh
bors.
The Morris Mill in this city re
ceived an order Wednesday NOR
ming direct from London, Eng
land for reel fans for self binders
Mr.. Morris is turning out good
of many kinds that are in deman'
almost everywhere.
Mrs. Haslanger and her daugh
ter, Miss Rose, have gone t
South Bend for a visit of a weel
and from there they will go t
Port Huron, Mich, where the,
will probably remain during tn
winter.
Deposits in the national bank
of Indiana are increasing rapidly
according to a report made pub
lie by the comptroller of the cur
rency. An analysis of the fnan
cial figures for Indiana tells
story of unexpected prosperity
The individual deposits in tn
national banks of Indiana at TIL
close of business on November 9