The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-12-21
Agnes Rolling has gone to In

MIS-. isaac myers has IeluIlltu
from a visit of several days at
Wanatah.
Mrs. William Hampton of
Hamlet, is visiting relatives in
this city and vicinity.
Miss Tyra Sanders is spend
ing the holidays with friends at
Marshall, Wisconsin.
Miss Hess of the Plymouth
schools is spending her vacation
at her home in Lawrence, Mich.
Miss Myra Van Gundy, who is
employed n South Bend, is Wis
iting her arents in Tippecanoe
township.
Arthur Await of Elkhart, went
to Hamlet to visit over Sunday
after a visit of several days in
Plymouth.
February II has been an
nounced as the day when Mich
olas Longworth and Alice Roose-
welt will be married.
Mrs. L.. H. Buchtel has return
ed to her home at Talma after a
visit with relatives in this city
and West township.
Gov. Hanly has called for the
resignation of police commission
ers of Hammond, preliminary to
putting the lid on.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Bidwell of
Massachusetts,, former residents
of Plymouth and owners of the
Abrasive Mandatory, r visit
ing here.
Ethel, Andrew and John o.
Brien, who attend St. Michael's
Academy, have gone to Chicago
to see Santa Claus and visit TN
til after Christmas.
The family of the late Alexis
Coquillard have presented the
city of South Bend ten acres OF
lana, valued at $4,000, for a park
as a memorial to Mr.. Coquillard
William Beck of North town
ship, went to Chicago Saturday
morning to attend the fat stock
show and visit a few days with
his brother Charles in the big
city.
A silence as of the grave
broods over the Monte Carlo oil
Indiana. The gambling palaces
of French Lick and West Bader
are closed tight and will not be
reopened.
Glenn Hershberger who was
struck by a train at Nappenee
last week, was not so badly in
jured as at first reported. He haG
no bones broken, and will soor
be all right again.-Bremen En-
quirer.
T. B. Singrey, who reside:
north of Bourbon, is spending /;
few days at South Bend with hi:
son, who is in the hospital Their,
on account of an accidental sho
while hunting rabbits near Ply
mouth last week.
A young carpenter, after tel
days in Panama, returned t,
; New York and declares that un
der present conditions a labor
ing man cannot make enough
money on canal work to keep hi
family from starving.
Tramps who slept in tn
Mauck school house near Prince
, ton inoculated the place witt
l smallpox, and as a result tel
cases of the disease are reporte'
I from that portion of the town
! ship. All the victims are pupil
of the school.
The stores are making unusu
:. ally handsome window displays
and are showing more than or
!, dinarily large and attractiv
4 stocks of holiday goods. 1t ough
] not to be necessary for anybod.
to go out of town this year t
i select goods in this line.
The prosecuting attorney @
Porter county offers a reward Q
800 for any evidence that vii
v lead to the arrest and conviction
of the person who murdere'
: Wayne Hale near Wheeler, tw,
months ago. Officers and detec
tives have failed in getting an,
clue to the murderer.
Andrew Eckert, the wei
known. farmer living just nortl
east of this city, sold to Fred H
Kuhn seven pigs, that were fou
months and four days old. The,
weighed eleven hundred pounds
an average of almost 100 pound
each. They were as pretty as tn
pictures of pigs we see in tn,
farm papers.
The sentimentalists through
out this country wept man,
scalding tears over the sad fat,
of Mary Rogers, but to no pur
pose. She was as cold bloodet
and heartless a murderess as eve