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

stores IN Plymouth all day Monday
Tonight at the Bee Hive" toys at
half price from O'Clock until 1890
Miss Lemler of Bourbon, is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. Durr, in this cry
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Cole are spend
ing the holidays in ST. Joseph coun-
ty.
Mrs. Peter Emenacker is spending
Christmas with her son at Mishawa-
ka.
c. P. Holcombe and family, Of
South Bend, are visiting at Donald
son.
Daniel CRUDE went to Argos to
play Santa Claus for the little folks
there
Jessie Edwards and wife have re-
turned to Laporte aftera visit at Don
aldson
Louis Wade and wife of ST. Jo-
seph, Mich, are visiting relatives in
this city.
Miss Dora Stegman of Detroit,
Mich, is visiting at her old home in
Plymouth.
Mrs. William Whitesell and daugh-
ter went to Donaldson to spend
Christmas.
Scott Green of Monon, is visiting
his nephew, Richard See, northeast
of this city.
All toys at half price at the "Bee
Hive" tonight.
Misses McGraw and Leininger Of
South Bend have been visiting Mrs.
Georg Kleinsmith.
Miss Alice L Nugent and Jesse T.
Gilmore of Chicago are visiting at J.
A. Gilmores over Christmas
Mrs. Peter Hanson and son OF
Bourbon township, are spending
Christmas with relatives in this city.
John and Ed Baxter and their
wives and Fred Miller of Mishawaka,
are here for the Christmas holiday.
Miss Flora Koontz, who teaches at
Elmhurst, Ill, is here for visit OF
a week with her aunt, Mrs. w. w.
Hill
Mrs. Kennedy of Ohio, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Redd, her sister
Mrs. Durr and other relatives in this
city.
Mrs. Overlease of Elkhart, with
her two sons, is spending Christmas
at the home of her father, Leroy
Evans.
Harley Rodgers of Tippecanoe
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
son, Edgar Rodgers and family, in
this city.
Mrs. E. S. Hite of Argos, is 'isit-
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jones
Grant and her brother and family III
this city.
Almost everybody in the vicinity
of Monterey and Delong have the
smallpox or have had the disease ant
are recovering
William Rentschler arrived ron
Chicago Sunday for a visit of few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Rentschler.
Mr. and Mrs. William Reeve ano
Robert Reeve of Chicago are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. S
Reeve in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ WEIGH ar,
visiting relatives at various points il
this state and in Ohio and will b,
gone several days.
The home of Charles Boggs, cas-
of this city was quarantined Sunda,
on account of two cases of small
pox in the family.
Mrs. Cora Underwood and son o
South Bend and Mrs. Lotl;e How
and children of Lakeville, arc visit
ing at the home of their fathe w
E. Leonard.
The mercury dropped to six abov'
zero Sunday morning, and Sunda,
and Monday were winter days, TIL
ground was covered with snow an,
the skies were clear and bright.
A Chicago man" turns out afte
death to have been a woman. He
smoked like man, drank like maj
and being a resident of Chicag'
necessarily "cussed" like a man.
Jonas Troyer, who escaped from
the Massillon, Ohio, asylum last DC
| tober and has been wandering abou
the country ever since, was arreste'
Friday afternoon, wading in the sno,
west of Fort Wayne.
Owen Butler, the efficient an
faithful bugler of the Seybolt orches
ira, who make music for the Meth
odist Sunday school, was made happ
Sunday by Christmas gift OF hv
| dollars in cash donated by the schoo
John c. Buffers government ther
mometer registered eight degree
below zero Sunday night, but jus
after midnight the weather com
menced getting warmer and at eigh
o'clock Monday morning it register
| ed fifteen above.
The decision of Secretary Straus
| that it is not violation of the immi
grafton laws for a state to offer in
| ducements for desirable immigrant
is sound and sensible. The stat
wants only good citizens. 1t will no
bring in either paupers, anarchist
or criminals.
James Sweeny, a farmer Twin
/. north of South Bend, has started
SUIT against Miss Florence Golf 70
| breach of promise. He asks $1,0J