The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-27

Miss Sanders, of the Plymouth
schools is visiting at her home in
Marshall, Wis
Mrs. Mary E. Watson and Miss
Myrtle Baker of Warsaw, are visiting
at Peter Sarbers
Mrs. Floyd Bunnell and Miss Err
ma Humrichouser went to Bourbon
to spend Sunday.
Miss Bessie Jacoby is visiting at
the home of Rev. W. w. Lineberry
at Greenfield, Ind.
The snow storm came in time for
Santa Claus to use his RENDERS in
distributing presents.
Misses Lois North and Edna Cap
ron who teach at Syracuse, Ind, are
home for the holidays
Mrs George w. Thomas and Mrs
Grace Thomas and aer twin babies
are visiting at Warsaw.
John Ritter and mis- sister, Mrs.
Jerry Reynolds are visiting at Fort
Wayne and Decatur, Ind.
Mrs. Nathan Fletcher and daughter
have returned to Lapaz after a visit
with relatives in Plymouth.
Miss Macomber has gone to her
home at Ann Arbor and Miss Pitt
man to Centerville, Mich.
Miss Trowbridge has returned to
her home at Nutwood after visit in
this city with Miss Lambert.
Mrs. Chapman of Bourbon accom-
panied by her little granddaughter,
is visiting her daughter at Argos
Three of the boys from St. Mi
chaeps are visiting at Indianapolis,
one at Kokomo and two at Marion
Mrs. Ruth E. Guyer and her grand
daughter, Ruth Suit, are visiting the
family of Marion Cuyer in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rodgers and
son of Niles, Mich, are visiting Ed
gar Rodgers and family in This city.
Dwight L. Dickinson and son Ed
gar are visiting in Chicago Edgar
is almost we'll after his long illness.
Edward Cooper who is employed
east of town, has gone to his home
at Cassopolis, for visit of a few
days.
Mrs. Belle Alleman Spayde, of Ar.
gos, spent Friday evening and Sat
urday morning with friends in Ply
mouth.
E. w. Neidlinger and daughter
Dora, who resides on the Hamlet
farm north of town, are visiting in
Chicago
The regular quarterly business
meeting of the Y. W. S. u. of the
Presbyterian church, will be held
this evening at the Manse.
Miss Olive May Thompson a
teacher in the Chicago schools, came
home to spend Christmas with her
parents and other relatives.
Prof. Hume of the State University
of Illinois, with his wife and boy are
spending Christmas with their par
ents and other relatives here
Miss Lillian Myers, Mrs. f. C.
Becknell, Mrs Ira Mock. Mrs Geo
Rightly and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Tru-
lit are visiting at South Bend.
Rudolph Shakes of Ann Arbor
University and Miss Mabel Jacoby
who teaches at Marion, Ind, are
home for the holiday vacation.
Goshen Elks have agreed to aban-
don the sale of Intoxicating liquors
in their buffet pending the supreme
court decision in the cases filed there
Twenty-seven boys from St
Michaels' Academy left this city Sat
urday morning to spend the Christ
mas vacation at their homes in Chi
cago.
The San Jose scale is causing hav-
Goshen. Stringent measures should
be taken to prevent spreading of the
pest in this vicinity.
The divorce congress agreed on SIX
causes for annulling a marriage. With
this as an encouraging starter, the
divorce lawyers will be sure to find
as many more as the occasion de-
mands.
John Phend CT Nappanee aged
about 6s years, and Mrs. Margaret
| Jordan of this county, were married
by Justice Unger at the clerks office
in this City last Thursday. They will
reside at Nappanee.
The new glass show case with cleo
trio lights, which ornaments the en-
trance to the Bee Hive" is some
thing new in Plymouth. 1t is unique
and beautiful and attracts the atten-
ton and admiration of all who see it.
1t is high time some of these self
confessed murderers of poor Sarah
Schafer, the Bedford school teacher,
were hanged. 1t is the notoriety such
moral degenerates are craving, the
scaffold and the black cap ought to
satisfy them.