The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-12-21
LOCAL. IND Personal :
Miss May Sill is visiting at Ar

". JOHSo dhodNtCu Duoi-
ness at Argos today.
j. B. Grover OF North township
is visiting at Rochester.
Raymond Holly is visiting his
grandfather at Rochester.
Edison Photograph for SO at
Houghton's Music Store. 678t1
Mrs. d. E. Vanvactor and
children spent Wednesday at Ar
Cos.
Eighty persons took advantage
of Wednesdays excursion rates
to the fat stock show at Chicago.
Hundreds of new designs in
watches, clocks, chains, silver
ware and all manner Of novelties
at Losey's. 678t2w1
WANTED Every person
owning a piano to call at Hough-
tons Music Store, and examine
the new Piano Lamp. 67ot5 WI
FOR SALE-Farm of 80 acres
at sacrifice of $500, if sold soon.
Address VIM. O'Keefe, Ply
mouth, Ind. VIZ
Miss Flora Koontz who has
been visiting her brother Adolph
in Massachusetts, is expected in
Plymouth for Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. VOL
ford were entertained at tea by
Mayor Harley A. Logan and
wife last Friday evening.
Mr.. Vim. Mathew of Ply
mouth and Mr.. Ed. Heide of Bre-
men bought fine Thompson Pi-
amos this week of Il. E. Hough-
ton.
Rev. A. J.. Carey and wife Of
Windfall, and several relatives
and friends from South Bend at
tended the funeral of Stepher
Staley.
Rev. Tiffin Drake and wife o.
Winamac, visited in this city
Monday with Mrs. brakes aunt.
Mesdames Outcalt, Lillybridgt
and LaBrash.
The Lutheran Sunday schoo
at Lapaz will give an elaborate
entertainment Sunday evening
The principal feature of the pro
gram will be a Christmas tree.
Mrs. H. J. Eisendrath of Chi
cago and Mrs. Louis Laenle o
Marshheld, Wisconsin are her,
to spend the holidays with theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ait
man.
People are talking about /;
green Christmas, but while win
ter has not yet arrived there i:
still time enough for a blizzart
and a foot of snow before Christ
mas morning.
William Vanvactor and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall
Misses Florence Adomeit an,
Lucretia Loring and Harry Arm
strong are among those visitin!
in Chicago this week.
Rev. ]. w. Cummings has clos
ed his meetings at Tyner with 6
additions to the U. B. church. A
the closing service Tuesda,
night 1926 was raised to pur
chase a bell for the church.
Mrs. Showacker was strickel
with paralysis at her home a
kalamazoo, Sunday, but a lette
Wednesday says she seems to b
improving and physicians thin
it will not be long before she Wi
be up again.
Mrs. Owen Disher and daugh
ter, Ivy, have gone TO Florida t
spend the winter with Mrs. Dish
er's sister near Jacksonville. MI
and Mrs. T.. A. Smailes of Eth
Green accompanied them, bu
they go to Daytonia, Florida.
Mrs. Gust Wolf has returne
to her home at Usage City, Kan
sas, after "a visit of severa
months here. She wishes to sa
goodbye to her hundreds c
friends, through the Tribune, an
to thank them for making he
visit oneof the most pleasan
events of her life.
Two years ago we were in tn
midst of the severest weather {
the winter, the mercury havin
dropped to Is below zero on d.
cember II. Last year sleighin
commenced at Thanksgiving an
continued all winter, but now "
have reached Dec. FL, wit
weather almost like Indian sun
mer.
The ladies of the Saturda
Club will entertain a number {
invited guests at the home {
Mrs. Julia Blain Thursday ever
ing at eight O'Clock. Mrs. Grae
Pierce Burr of New Castle, In
has been secured to give reading
from Mrs. Wigs of the Cal
bage Patch" A good time is al
ticipated.
Fred Lands made his fir