The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-04

CURED.
Miss Edith Groshans of Walk
erton has returned home after a
visit in this city with the family
of Arney Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Wilson of
New Carlisle, spent the New
Year holiday at the home of ].
N. Wilson in this city.
Peter Eme,laker of Benton
Harbor Mich, has returned home
after a visit of a few days with
his mother in this city.
Ralph MAGELLAN came down
from South Bend Saturday even
ing and visited over Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
MAGELLAN.
w. d. Howells predicts that
George AIDE will write a great
American novel within the next
two years.
Miss Ida Machel has returned
to school at Valparaiso after a
holiday visit with her parents
west of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kloepfer
and daughter Leonore left for
Leavenworth, Kansas Sunday
evening where Mr.. kloepfer re-
sumes his position in the public
schools.
Amos Bell, of Paramount, 1ndi-
ana, has eaten Is raw eggs every
day for 147days, making 2646
eggs in that time. During the
same time he has drunk Ill gal
Ions of milk. He has done this
to cure consumption and is now
almost we'll.
Walter Brooke returned to his
work at Armour Institute Chi
cago, Tuesday morning after a
visit of ten days at the homes of
his grandparents, DR.. ]. Z.
Brooke and wife and Mrs. Out
calf and with other relatives and
friends in this city.
Governor Hanly advocates a
two-cent mileage law for all rail-
roads that have gross earnings
amounting to $4,000 a mile. This
is the Michigan law and Hanly
can see no reason why what is
a good law in Michigan would
not be equally good in Indiana.
George AIDE made a New
Years resolution to write no
more slang. The indianapolis
Star doubts whether t'rowin' off
de trolley on de crooked lingo for
more conventional LECTION will
meet with approval from the
gazaboes who liked the old line
of talk.
Walter Reynolds "a former
Plymouth boy, now of Chicago
was here with his wife and spent
Sunday and Monday with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Holdridge
returning home Monday night
Walt brought his camera and
took views of the 'old swimmin
hole" the mill dam and views
along the river.
| Hicks, Foster, Devoe and al
the other professional weather
prophets who make money out Of
gullible people, predicted a colo
stormy December and they will
now tell their readers that the
weather was Just what they pre-.
dicted. Those who pin their faith
to these forecasters will continue
| to believe them. Experience
teaches such people nothing.
i Paul Thayer who was hit il
the eye by a ball while playing
shinney at Maxinkuckee abou
two weeks ago, has been confined
to a darkened room ever since
The eye-ball is badly swollen ant
infamed. A specialist from La
porte, who examined the eye :;
few days ago, thinks the sigh
may be saved, but will not Civ
La positive answer for a few days
1 Miss Margaret Freymann en-
tertained a party of young peopl
at her home near Pretty LAX
Sunday in honor of her CUES
: Miss Clara Freymann of Ham
! mond. Ind. Those present wer
Masters Earnest Miller, Verol
earn, Carl Hoover Walter Muir
ply, Chester Koch and Mise
Il Coldie Hill, Erma Lemler, Won
! ME Seiders, Linnie Humber
-lLeelie Hoover, Clara Freyman'
and Margaret Freymann.