The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-09

Miss Cora Killing is visiting re,a-
atives at Claypool.
DR.. Caleb ]. Horton is a new ply
stefan at Bremen.
Mrs. Calhoun of Argos, stopped
here on her way home from Grover
town.
Mrs. Thomas Tribbey and Mis-
Oscar Tribbey. are spending a week
with relatives at Peru and Marion
George Weigle had his foot mash
ed Wednesday and will not be able
to work for several days.
Mrs. Rachel Rockhill of Etna
Green, is listing at the home of her
son, S. F. Rockhill in this city.
Miss Ida Bailey who has been
employed in Chicago during the sum
mer. is visiting in this city and vlcin
ity.
]. T. Poulson has returned from
Dakota, went from Plymouth to Fort
Wayne Thursday and will go from
there to his home at Tippecanoe
Mrs. Bradford Place of Bremen.
was the guest of Mrs. Jesse Chaplin
and Mrs. Theodore Cressner a few
days this week.
The furnace at the Christian church
has been completed and there will
be services Sunday evening at 700
o'clock.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ouivey has returned 70
her home at Lafayette after Visit
with Mrs. DR.. Durr and other friends
in this city.
Miss Grace Glover of Valparaiso,
was the guest of Mrs. Lewis Unger
west of this city a few days this
week.
S. E. Harris editor of the Bourbon
Mirror, one of the best papers il. the
world. published in a town no larger
than Bourbon, was a Plymouth visi-
tor Friday.
Mrs. c A. Hartman is visiting and
transacting business at Peru, Ind.
A large number went from here TO
Larwill to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Edward Greene.
E. M. Howe and family of Forrest,
Ohio, are visiting relatives at Ham
let and Mr.. Howe's uncle L. ]. WISE
men south of Plymouth. They are
on their way to Houston. Texas.
Mrs. William Colvin of Bour-
bon, who has been suffering from
cancer for several months, is Ih a
critical condition and her death is OK
pected at any time
Fred Bonham, who had his ankle
badly hurt in the Halloween high
school foolishness will probably not
be able TO walk for several weeks.
Physicians find the limb in a some
what serious condition.
Mack Lawrence, of the old firm of
Lawrence & O'Brien in Bourbon, is
now deputy recorder at Cimaron,
Kansas. His brother, H. V. Law
renee, who was in the implement
business at Bourbon fifteen years
ago, is the recorder.
Addison Jacoby left for Cuba, Mis-
souri, Thursday evening with his
stock of household goods. His moth
er, Mrs. Riley and his sister, Miss
v. F. Riley leave Saturday evening
on the Vandalia, arriving at Cuba at
noon Sunday.
: Peter Bair, father of o. p Bair,
of this city, died at the home of his
daughter, east of Argos, October 80,
aged IS years, Q months and IA days.
He was the father of nine children
all of whom are living except one,
Mrs. Augusta Loring who died in
1881.
Delirious rawlings of Clara Bosse,
10 years old, arrested in connection
with the shooting of Paul H. Colomer
in Chicago, together with papers and
portraits OF criminals found in the
girls room, may lead to the expos
ure and arrest of the band of Grimm
ais who blew up and looted the bank
at Ridgeville, Ind, of $4,000 recently.
The Misses Josephine Hodges, Jes-
sic Schlosser and Inez Reisch enter
tanned large number of their friends
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Reisch on West Jefferson street Fri
day evening. Light refreshments were
served and the young people departed
at late hour reporting an enjoyable
time.