The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-12-21

George Machl1n was home
from South Bend over Sunday.
Fred Bidwell of Albion. is the
guest of Louis Bidwell and fam
lily.
Editor Zimmerman of Bour-
bon was a Plymouth visitor Mon
day.
Mrs. Edwin Gibson and daugh-
ter, Honor, are visiting at South
Bend.
Rev. John L. Vince of Pierce
ton, preached at the church Of
God Sunday.
Howard Jackson, who is en-
ployed at South Bend, spent Sun
day at home.
Louis Hoover visited here on
his way from Warsaw to his
home in Rochester.
Mrs. Jacob Trowbridge was
called to Argos to nurse a pa
tient for several days.
Mrs. T. c. Kleckner has re-
turned to Peru, after a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Glass.
Mrs. Ernest Castleman and
children, residing west of Ply
mouth, r visiting at Bourbon
this week.
{. A. Rhinehart has returned
to his home at Johnstown, Pa,
after a visit with relatives and
friends here.
DIR. Abner and ]. B. Snyder of
Hamlet, stopped in Plymouth on
their way home from Indianapol-
is to Hamlet.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hibray of
Union township are visiting Rev.
Charles Clifton and family at
Havelock, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clizbe were call
ed to Quincy, Michigan, Mon
day to attend the funeral of Mr..
Clizbe's brother who died at
South Bend.
Miss Arab Brooke who has
been spending a couple of
months at the home of her grand
father, DIR. ]. E. Brooke, returned
to Casey, ILL.,, last week.
Gen. Linevitch reports that
more than half of the Russian ar
my in Manchuria is mutinous
and that he is unable to check the
revolutionary propaganda.
Mrs. Ida Grunditch has re-
turned to her home at Fort
Wayne after a visit at the home
of her father John Ruff, four
miles northwest of Plymouth.
John Geiselman, who resides
near Nappanee, was a Plymouth
visitor Monday. His mother,
Mrs. Josiah Geiselman, is max
ing her home with him now.
Hammond is to have a new
Police Board and its chief duty
will be to see that the brisk
winds of northern Indiana do moi
blow off the lid of this lively
town.
Mrs. Belle S. Jordan, who has
been visiting relatives here anC
in Bourbon township, has gone
to St. Joseph, Mich, to visit hel
daughter, who recently married
and resides there.
The first report of an election
of road supervisor reached this
office at 2:10 p. m. Saturday at
ternoon, Joseph Barts having
been elected supervisor of Dis
trict No. 10 Center township.
!, Alvin Matt, who was called t.
Starke count, Ohio, by the deatl
of his brother, Marion, who wa:
killed while telling a tree or
Thanksgiving day, has returned
to his home near North Liberty
t Prof. Carl Kloepfer, wife ano
; daughter arrived Saturday even
ing from Leavenworth Kansas
to spend the Christmas vacation
8 at home. Mr.. Kloepfer is the
German teacher in the Leaven
worth schools.
The %Interurban company tina
proposedto have cars running te
Argos this year are now survey
ing a line from Rochester
through Talma and Tippecanot
to Bourbon, thus leaving Argos
out in the cold.
Milton E. Soice has moved hi:
hardware store to the room re.
Gently vacated by M. Altman JUS
north of Leonard's furniture
store and now has one of the best
rooms in the city for his fine
stock of hardware.
Mr. p. ]. Kruger took the little
babe of Mary Chance, born at the
infrmary recently to the or.
phans' home at indianapolis
Monday. Mary is a resident Of
Polk township, who was taken
to the county infrmary a few
months ago.
NJ