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

Cos, were Plymouth visitors Tuesday.
d. E. Vanvactor has been survey
ing in the vicinity Of Argos this
week.
Mrs. Jacob Hoham made bust
ness trip to Culver Tuesday after
noon.
DIR. Rea of Culver, stopped in Ply
mouth Tuesday on his way to Ro-
chester.
DIN A. Candy, foreman of the
Culver Citizen, was a Plymouth viii-
tor Friday.
Madison Stoops of Tyner, has
gone to South Bend to nurse small
pox patient.
The first week of December seems
to indicate all kinds and conditions
of weather
Mrs Mona Brooke Smith and Mrs.
Julia Thompson are visiting in Chi
cago this week.
Miss Pearl Deemer and Mrs. A. ].
Bowel are spending a few days at
Argos this week.
Mrs. Haight who resides near this
city, went to Bourbon Tuesday for a
visit OF two days.
Mrs. Walker of Argos, has gone to
Chicago to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs Gibson.
Twenty million persons in Russia
seem to be facing starvation on ac-
count of crop failures.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Stone who reside
near Inwood, have returned from a
visit in Berrien county, Mich.
Mr.. Clizbe and Robert Niece have
bought Capped & Haag's small foun-
dry in the north part of town.
Since the Bowel house burned
Wednesday Nov 90, Harry Bennett
and family have rooms at DIR. Mar
tins.
There are the usual evidences that
Congress will be entirely too busy to
do much work before the holidays or,
possibly even afterward
Mrs. Hattie Thompson Klinger-
man spent Thanksgiving at home,
burt returned to St. Joseph, Mich,
Tuesday where she is taking baths
for rheumatism.
Frank Jarrett and +. NJ McCrory
OF this city were among those who
went to Texas Tuesday morning. Mr.
McCrory expects TO remain in Texas
two or three weeks.
The Mormon who was fined $500
for having forty-third child by his
fifth wife must be a remarkable fnan
cier He took the cash right out OF
the family exchequer and paid up.
Palmer Helpman who is on the
daily and weekly Telegram at Fort
Worth, Texas, has been visiting
friends in this city and Bourbon and
will remain for a few days with his
parents at Warsaw.
Miss Lizzie Sheets of the L. Il
Missionary society stopped in Ply
mouth Monday on her way from
WARSAW to Tyner where she deliver
ed an address Monday evening Her
home is in Vermillion, H.
Dorman Rhinehart has returned
to Bloomington, Frank Leonard to
Purdue and Harry Knott and Clifford
Burket to Wabash college, aftel
spending the Thanksgiving holiday a
their homes in Plymouth.
Mrs. O'Blenis of Letters Ford, VIII,
has been visiting at Berrien Springs
Mich. arrived in Plymouth Saturda,
and visited until Tuesday with he
daughter, Mrs John Pfender, goin.
from here to her home at Letter
Ford.
In his plea for a simple Christina
the Rev Mr.. Wicks makes sugges
tions that ought to have an influenc
on the holiday conduct of all people
Quoting Emerson, he showed that
gift to be truly Christmas-like shoul,
be gift presented by love, gift o
ones self, and not merely an ex
change of articles of great monetar,
value.
i The postmaster-general has issue,
an order that on and after March |
next, all post cards bearing writer
messages upon the left half of tn
front, the right half being reserves
for the address and postmark, shall
be admitted to both the domestic an,
: international mails of this country
Heretofore the rules of this depart
ment required that the one side o
the card should be reserved for tn
address only
Andy Molter has made good 70
the support he received from Prohi
bitionists as candidate for prose
cutting attorney. He has appointe
John ID. Thomas of Bourbon, NJ.
Baker of Rochester, and AL Toner G
Kewanna as assistant prosecutor!
Mr. Toner has been a candidate o
the Prohibition ticket several time.
Baker is an Episcopal preacher an
Toner was the Prohibition candidat
for Judge when Bernetha was electe,
We would not have the public be
lieve that because no mention of an
, postoffice irregularities has bee
made lately that none exists. TIL
last mention made was of that failur
of the anti toxin to go to a diphthel
ia patient at Walkerton, blu, lately
letter from Anna Rober a. Sout
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