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

fOrd KeynOIuS is nome from Ne
braska to spend the Christmas vaca-
ton.
Mrs. c. S. Austin who resides west
of this city. is visiting her mother
in Ohio.
The Monarch Iron Works made a
contract this week for $4,000 worth
of work.
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. L. ]. Hess and
daughter Fay, were Argos visitors
Thursday
DIR. Dunfee and wife of South Bend
are visiting relatives and friends in
this vicinity.
Mrs. A. ]. Freshour of Culver, ar
rived Thursday for a visit with rela-
tives in this city.
Two of the largest gold nuggets
seen in Australia in forty years were
mined last Thursday
Things might be worse. North Da-
kota, at least is not suffering from
an ice famine just now.
Almost half the farmers OF MAJ
shall county butchered their hogs
during the past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunnick of
Bremen, have gone to Fitzgerald
Georgia, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Griffiths has return
ed to South Bend after a visit OF "a
few days with her brother John
Haines.
Between the earthquake, the FIRE,
the grafters, and last of all the Japs,
this has been sorry year for San
Francisco.
The marriage of John Rhoads and
Miss Georgia Ritter is announced for
New Years day at Trinity church,
southwest of this city.
Mrs. McCarter has returned to her
home at Rochester after a visit of
two months with her son, Thomas
]. Seller, east of this city.
Matt Bottorff has moved to his
new residence on the south side He
has nice comfortable convenient
cottage in a good location. = e
Goshen authorities put little ere
dence in the wild story of George
Harris that he murdered Sarah
Schafer of Elkhart, the Latin coach
er at Bedford, Ind. three years ago
Mrs. Catherine Beerbower ha
gone to Logansport to spend the win
ter with her son Rert Beerbower,
The northwest part of town WI.
seem sort of deserted without her
because she has lived there so long
T. Hoffman who has been manage
of the Central Union Telephone
Company of Culver since last spring
has resigned and will leave Jan. !
to take position with the Pennsyl-
vania railroad at Richmond, Ind
No criminal record is complete
nowadays without completely in the
Schafer murder at Bedford. So Har-
ris has to round out a bad career by
telling cock-and-bull story that will
fit the case so we'll known over the
country.-Elkhart Review.
People frozen to death in North
Dakota from lack of fuel due to the
selfish policy of the railroads. is the
grave charge made to President
Roosevelt. He has directed the inter.
state commerce commission TO make
an immediate investigation.
Postmaster Yockey has been mott
fed by the department of an increase
of fifty per cent in the rent of boxe:
at the Plymouth postoffice, to take
effect January 1. Boxes that have
been rented for 30 cents per quarter
will hereafter be rented for As cents
William H. English has resigned
his position in the city schools TO be
come deputy county surveyor. Mr.
McKesson will take charge OF thi.
room and Mrs. Wiley will hav,
charge temporarily of the room il
which Mr.. McKesson is now teach
ing.
Crtain arguments against the es
adjustment of public repositories b,
the State would be more effectv,
were it not for the fact that nearl,
all the evils we are warned agains
already exist without our getting tn
benefit of that much-needed interes
on the funds.
The apples exhibited at the annua
meeting of the Indiana Horticulture
society WE'RE extra fine Forbes. TIL
seed man Of Plymouth, attended an
brought home dozen plates of frs
and second prize fruit which he i
saving to show at the Farmers in
stitute in Plymouth.
DIR. Geo L. Macintosh is to b
chosen as president of Wabash col
lege at Charlottesville to succeed TIL
late DR.. w. P. Kane. He mas bee
temporary head of the college 70
some time and will serve il. that ca
pacity until June when he is likel
to be chosen president.
Thomas A Byerly, now in his s0t
year, walked from South Be nd t
Walkerton before noon Wed-lesda
of last week The distance is sixtee
miles. II any other country tina
] Northern Indiana can turn out sue
eighty-year-old young men we d
| not know where that country is.