The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-06


Elkhart after visit of several days
with relatives in this county.
The Episcopal rumrnagc sale opens
Monday in the Palmer building
adjoining Bowell's restaurant
Samuel and Arthur Borders OF
Bourbon went to South Bend Satur
day for visit of few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schlosser
and son, Samuel, went to Chicago
Saturday to visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Josiah Geiselman and her
daughter, Mrs Cora Riggens of Gull
yer, were Plymouth visitors Friday.
Miss Mary Bentz has returned to
her home at Alliance, Ohio, after a
visit of several days with relatives
here.
Mrs. Confer and Miss Mary
Schlarb went to South Bend Satur-
day to attend the funeral Of Mrs
William Knoblock
Mrs. Harry Hisey has ret lrned to
Hanna, Ind, after spending Thanks
giving with her mother and other rel
atives in Plymouth.
Mrs. Stoneburner of Decatur, Ind,
and Miss Johnson of South Bend.
are visiting their sister. Mrs. Rebecca
Chai,ey in this CITY.
Mrs James o. Parks of East Chi
cago, spent Thanksgiving at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. North, in this city.
The Northern Indiana Railway Co
announces that it fumigates its cars
used in South Bend, because of the
prevalence of smallpox there.
Mrs Ray Kuhn of North Webster
stopped in Plymouth Saturday on her
way home from Culver where she
spent the Thanksgiving holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w E. Cordell of To
ledo, Ohio, visited relatives in Ply
mouth this week and went from here
to Chicago for visit of few days
The Democratic party worker may
take courage. M Hearst has not
decided absolutely to withdraw from
politics, and his barrel may be open
ed again.
Four labor leaders plead guilty to
the charge of conspiracy IN Judge
Balls court Friday, causing conster-
nation in the camp of Cornelius Shea
and his followers in Chicago.
The Shea jury has been completed
i after two months and a nalf OF exam
lining and rejecting veniremen. The
jury will try to bring in verdict by
the time the drainage canal is opened
to navigation.
The Auxiliary of the women's ses-
sion of the Farmers Institute, will be
held at the NJ f. church, Dec. 30.
The State worker, Miss Bertha Mil
Ter, of Franklin, Indiana, will be pres
ent and give some valuable instruc-
tons.
Miss Mabel Jacoby, who spent the
Thanksgiving holiday with her paf-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Jacoby.
has returned to Marion to resume her
work in the public schools of that
city where she has taught for sey-
eral years
Annabel Cottrell, the South Bend
girl who was supposed to have com
mitted suicide, turned up alive and
we'll The girl explained that she
disappeared and played the suicide
act to brighten her sweetheart, whom
she had seen in company with other
women.
Now that Thanksgiving is over
Christmas is the all absorbing topic
that is, if one judges from the show
windows. And speaking of show win
dows suggests Christmas shopping
and Christmas shopping reminds YOU
that you were going to do it early
, Well, begin right now. for "a thins
we'll begun is half done"
: Charles c. Kelley, of Knox, joint
representative of Starke and St. 10
I seph counties, is preparing new
! ditch law which gives township trus
tees supervision of cleaning OH
E bitches and gives land owners tn,
right to complete ditch allotment!
t assessed against their lands.
E The turkey prizes given by tn,
Bee Hive were awarded Saturda,
) evening There were many excellen
paper turkeys, but the committee fin
ally awarded the first prize to Boyt
? Marcombe, second to George Harker
: third to Emma Bowles, fourth tc
Helen Woodward. All the winner,
/ are eight years of age except Emm;
Y Bowles, who is ten.
Smallpox is prevalent in Fulton
r and Pulaski counties near the tow
of Monterey. DIR. A. W. Brayton,
deputy state health officer has gon
a to that locality to assist the local au
5 thorfties to stamp out the disease
District schools have been closed AM
: quarantine has been established
Twenty cases have been reported
4 but no deaths.
il Will Martin, son of DIR. J. S. Mar
/, tin of this city. and Miss Lillian
: Stone, of Toledo, Ohio, were mar
+. ried Thursday evening and will visi
;. in Plymouth few days on their wa
5 to Milwaukee. Wis, where they vii
make their home. Mr. Martin is no,
: employed by an electric company i
: Milwaukee. He 10 a graduate of tn
+ Plymouth schools and of Purdue Un
v versity.