The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-12-28
Walter Shively of Bourbon

waiter OnlVely OF BOURBON
township, has gone to Colorado
to spend the winter.
Grover Hartman of North
township, has returned from a
visit of few days in Chicago.
| Bert Seymour, residing east of
Plymouth, has gone to St. Thom-
as, Canada for his holiday vaca-
ton.
Milton Myers has sold his farm
four miles northwest of Ply
mouth to Lee Zehner and wants
to buy larger farm.
Mrs. belong, wife of Rev. ].
w. belong, of Donaldson, and
her son, Leo, are wishing at
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Samuel Roller of Bunker Hill,
who has been visiting his son,
William Roller, is now visiting
relatives near Argos.
Cyril and Maude Foreman are
spending the holidays with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Workman at South Bend.
The surveyors for the newest
proposed electric line, the Rapid
Transit Co., of Indianapolis, are
now at work in this county.
Nine out of ten men that do
their best succeed. Nine out OF
ten men who do not do their
best, fail. Take your choice.
There is lots of work for the
young man who is looking for a
Job, but the road is full of folks
who are in search of a position,
Mrs. DR.. Vaughn of Ham
mond, is visiting her sister, Mrs,
! ]. f. Houghton and other rela-
tives in this city for few days
If a clear conscience is the sec
ret of long life, there are good
many men not over fifty years
oldwho are living on borrowed
time.
Mrs. Sarah Shakes returned
Thursday from a visit at Monter-
ey and spent the next day al
South Bend, returning home al
5:47 p. m.
Rudolph Shakes arrived from
Ann Arbor, early Friday morn
ing, to spend the holiday vacation
here and with his grandparent:
at Monterey.
Mrs. Isaac Arnold and he
daughter, Mrs. Charles New, o
Bourbon are visiting the wife o
Prof. Kraft and other relatiev:
at Greensborough, n. c.
Herman Schilling and Herman
) Locker, of Appleton, Wis, have
returned home after a visit o
severals days with c. F. Bierhelt.
who owns the Wallace farm jus
west OF THIS city.
Miss Florence Richard of Lett
ers Ford who is staying with he
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Richard and attending ST. Mich
ael's Academy, has gone hom
| for the holidays.
Misses McOmber and Price
: teachers of the Plymouth schools
: left Thursday to join the Cub
excursion of teachers at Indian
!, apolis. This excursion give
{ teachers a visit of eight days il
, Cuba at moderate cost.
Ex-CongresSman Royce Q
Warsaw, has accepted an invi
!, tation to address mems meetin,
in the Methodist church the 3r
: Sunday in January. He will de
liver an address to men only a
3 p. m. and in the evening Wi
deliver an address to the publ
t in general.
} Officially last Thursday wa
S the first day of winter. 1t di
;, not look very much like it, Blu
the authority of the almana
must be respected. From no,
/ on the days will lengthen unit
, June 81, the longest day of tn
q wear, lust as Thursday was tn
shortest.
VIM. Erwin went to Wa; sd,
Monday to see his niece, NJ.
Jessie Thayer, who probably en-
joys the distinction of being tn
only woman who literally man
ages an elevator. Miss Thaye
finds great deal to do at times
but has succeeded in managin,
affairs equal to the way man,
: men would.-Bourbon News.
Lemon Singerey went to Soutl
Bend Friday to come home witt
his brother Earl, who was acci
dentally shot while hunting rab
bits southwest of Plymouth owe
two weeks ago. Only one sho
struck him, but that was jus
, above the eye and it is feared tina
i the sight of the eye will Away
be impaired. His home is will
i his parents eleven miles due cas-
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