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

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Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Wright
have gone to Ohio for a visit of
a week.
Special school tablet sale at
Fuller's Saturday, Dec. 9th.
Special tablets 2 for &C.
Mrs. w. ]. Luty and children
of Bourbon, went to Miami coun-
ty to visit over Sunday.
Best boiling beef &c, steak 10
and 12Hc Friday and Saturday
only at Welborn's market. 66St3
Mrs. James Lowery OF Walnut
has been visiting a few days at
the home of her brother, Rev. ].
]. Coleman.
Mrs. Eshelman of Rochester,
has returned home after a visit
at the home of her brother,
James Putnam.
Mrs. M. c. Harter. has return
ed to her home in Warsaw, after
a visit of a week in this city with
her daughter, Mrs. Cummins.
David Boyce, who is a mem
Der of the petit jury, went to his
home in Walnut township, the
jury being discharged until next
week
P. r. Parrish has returned to
his work as ~switchman at Chi
cago, after a visit with his mother
and other relatives and friends in
this county
The trial of Barbara Wynant
has been set for the fourth
Thursdayof the present term of
court, but it is hardly probable
that she will appear.
Claude and Anna Linn, who
visited a week in this city with
their aunt, Mrs. Sophia Linn,
have returned to their home at
Lansing, Michigan
Maud Jackson, who was grant
ed a divorce from Defbert Jack
son, as stated in This paper ten
days ago, was allowed to take her
maiden name, Maud Myers.
The belief will not down that
railroad-rate legislation would
not interfere SO much with the
earning capacity of railroads as
with their skinning capacity.
Mrs. S. T. Henderson who was
moving from Silver Lake to Bel
oft, Wisconsin, visited a few days
in this vicinity with Mrs. K. P.
Parrish and other relatives.
The steam laundry has moved
into its new quarters and now
has one of the best buildings as
we'll as the best machinery fol
laundry purposes in the state.
G.. w. Hayes, who usually
spends most of the summer
months in the fruit regions OF
Michigan, has decided to spend
this winter working in the
woods near Niles.
J. NJ. Gibson and daughter, &C.
companied by DR.. Borton, went
to Chicago Thursday to consult
a specialist in regard to Mr.. Glib
sons health which has been de-
Ginning for several months.
Win Sponsler has been con
fined to his home most of the
time for several weeks. He has
been suffering from heart trouble
for more than a year and has MOI
been well during that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Channel o.
Dexter, Iowa, and Mrs. Chan.
nel's sister, Mrs. Maggie Peters
of Lebanon, Ind, are visiting
Mrs. Cephas Firestone, Mrs
Wade and other relatives here
Fred Price will take Ward Lo
gan's place as mailing clerk II
the postofice and Lawrence Car
vey will take Mr.. Prices place
at the delivery window. TIL,
change will be made, Monday
December Is.
James Whitcomb Riley, Sena
tor Beverage and Presiden'
Hughes of DePauw University
are all scheduled to deliver ad
dresses at the Indiana Teachers
Association which meets at Indi
annapolis, December n, and re,
mains in session three days.
The present is the best time
to do your Christmas shopping
By doing it early you get your
pick of holiday goods and you re
ceive the finest of service, some
thing that is impossible when tn,
rush is at its height. The stock.
are now fresh and you have al
opportunity of making a selec
ton.
]. K. Comstock, manager of tn,
Borton Institute in Chicago, ha.
been visiting in Plymouth. 1t il
possible and even probable tina
he will come to Plymouth ant
establish a large sanitorium fol
all classes of invalids. No city
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