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

Miss Clare Kilmer has been con6n-
Cd to her home by an attack OF ton
silitis.
Mrs. John Ashley and daughter,
Pearl have been visiting relatives at
Fort Wayne
Miss Gertrude Peterson who
teaches at Mishawaka, is home for
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Meeks and
daughter went to Peru to visit until
after Christmas
A car load of congressman went
west over the Pennsylvania lines
Friday afternoon.
Eugene S. Benedict, who resides a |
mile east of Maxinkuckee, was a |
Plymouth visitor Friday.
Miss Nellie earn has been CON
fined to her home at Culver t~is week
by an attack of neuralgia
Charles Caldwell has returned to
his home at Butler, Pa, after visit
with relatives IN this county.
Mrs. Daniel Marks of Union town
ship, who has been seriously i'll with
appendicitis, is reported improving.
R. A. Chase, editor of the St
Charles Banner-News, is home from
ST. Charles, Mo-, for he holidays.
The week before Christmas
brought some snow and it looks
somewhat like Kris Kringle weather
Alfred and Almira Camerer cele-
brated their golden wedding at their
home south of Inwood, December IL
Mrs. Charles p. Drummond OF
South Bend. has been spending few
days with relatives and friends in this
city.
The postoffice appointment a,
Bourbon, seems to have been post
poned until after the holiday vaca-
ton.
Frank Flory of Bourbon, has had
a second operation for cancer of the
face and is in a somewhat serious
condition
Mrs Bogarth has returned TO he
home at Donaldson after visit liz
this city at the home of her son, VIM
Mccormick
The Foresters gave a pedro party
Thursday evening. Harry Vangilder
won first prize and Mrs. Certie Stiger
the BOBBY prize.
Lemuel and Mary Miller of Okla
homa, have been visiting the vi
cinity of Bremen, Bourbon and War
saw for the past three weeks.
Quincy Kleckner who has been sick
for more than a week, shows very
little improvement. He is suffering
from very bad attack of eczema.
All who wish to assist in the
Christmas music at thhe Episcopal
church are urgently requested to be
at the rectory at Ills this evening.
Mrs. Elias Pittman of Bourbon
township, died Saturday, Dec. Is,
after long illness typhoid fever.
The remains were inferred at Nap
panee.
William Mickey of Tippecanoe
township has decided to quit farming
and go into the grocery business
with his brother, Owen Mickey, at
Warsaw
An expert has been employed to
examine the books of the officers and
ex-officers of Miami county; he is to
receive 80 1-3 per cent of all moneys
recovered to the county.
The Planett factory at LaPorte,
which recently went into the hands of
receiver, has resumed operations. A
new company has been ORGANIZED with
capital stock of 100000.
The township trustees of Indiana
at their meeting at Indianapolis de
cied to ask the legislature to increase
their salaries from 50 to So per day
All the old officers were elected.
Z. H. Johnson who arrived from
Cando, North Dakota, few days
ago, has gone to Rochester for visit
of few days. He reports very deep
snow and cold weather in Dakota
A box containing a fine live tur-
key arrived in Plymouth Friday
morning by Adams express. 1t was
marked from Happy Hooligan, Lo
gansport. Indiana, to Mrs. Elizabeth
Carver, Plymouth. Ind.
Female shop-lifters are said to be
at work in Pierceton and while mer-
two women wha have been stealing
jewelry, names are not given and no
arrests have been made
1t is mighty poor comfort 20 the
home publisher to hear a resident of
his community say he takes too
many papers when he takes only city
papers and magazines and never sub
ser.bes for a local paper.
Mrs. Jesse Osborn has filed a suit
for $4,000 damages in the Starke cir
cult court at Knox, against several of
the Osborns west of Burr Oak and
Culver, whom she charges with caus-
ing her husband to desert her.
Goshen officers have decided that
the story told by Harris that ne kill
ed Sarah Schafer is a fake AMI Harris
will be sent to the penitentiary at
Michigan City for attempting to
murder a policeman at Elkhart.
Senator Foraker attacks President
Roosevelt for his discharge of negro