The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-13
LOCAL NEWS

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Simeon Kessler of Talma, was a
Plymouth visitor Monday.
A newly fitted up. four room fat
ssfor rent in the Hoham block.
Superintendent Marks is visiting
schools in North township this week
Mrs. Scion of Hamlet, spent Sun
Z day in this city with Mrs. John Bahr.
=. Henry H. Miller of Bremen, trans
e,-acted business in Plymouth Wednes-
day
The funeral of Emanuel Shirar was
very largely attended Sunday after
! noon
, The more Senator Bailey. defends
! himself the hotter the Texans seem
. to become.
The place to buy Fountain Pens is
at the Peoples Drug Store All prices
and all kinds.
Hayes Mrnn is preparing to go to
California and expects to start Tues
day, Dec. 49,
: There is still time to get in some
- Christmas shopping before the worst
z crush begins.
George Bollinger of South Bend,
has been visiting a few days in, this.
:. city and vicinity u: NJ
Andrew Edwards of Wabash nis,
visiting his brother, Benjamin Ed
wards, at Donaldson
C., W. Shakes and J. F. Martin of
= Bourbon, transacted business in Ply
2mouth Monday afternoon
- David ". Hoff of this city. slipped
land fell on an icy sidewalk Sunday
and broke his shoulder blade :.
-. Mrs. L. J. Splitter and daughter
:. have returned from visit of few
days with relatives at LakeviIle.,
Miss Protsman was home from La
paz over Sunday. She has been teach
'6ing in the Lapaz schools six years.
: Jonah r. Riley, who resides near
ssPort Huron. Mich. came to. Ply.
<mouth to attend his mothers funeral
II Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Seagef and
Mrs. Roller of Mishawaka, were call
: ed here by the death of Miss Mary
Seager. --~.-. .e.- ..s...-- -
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Guyer of Chi
cago, formerly of Plymouth, are par
ents of ten pound boy, born last
Saturday.
Mrs S. F. lawrence of Bourbon.
visited at the home of her son, w H.
lawrence in this city Saturday night
J, and Sunday
= Mrs. Lawrence Simpson has re-
turned TO her home at Wabash after
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs..
Mcintyre in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eouis Agler have
returned to their home in Ohio after
visit of a few days at Morris Az
ler's near Twin Lakes.
Mrs. Summers has returned TO her
home at Kouts, Ind, after Visit OF
a few days in this City with the fam
lily of julius Kietzman.
William Morsches, father of An
drew Morsches Of this city, died
Monday morning at as home in Co
lumbis City, aged Sc years.
William Frost, who has been max
ing his home for two months with
his son-in-law, Mr.. Huffer, on the
How farm. went to Bourbon Mon
fiay.
Athletics for girls had strong
boost at Chicago last Saturday when
ten working girls slid down an iron
fstandpipe from the third floor of a
:. burning building. and so saved their
lives
1t appears, according to Mrs. Brad
icy of Salt Lake City, who shot ex-
Senator Brown, at Washington, Sun
day, that Mormons are not the only
men in Utah gultyof having plural
Isvives
when the frost is on the pumpkin
and the. fodder is in the shock" the
printer begins to look after his
:: wood" subscribers. Good wood al
ways gpes, on subscription, at the
! Tribune Offices
Damage actions aggregating 500,
900 have now been flied in the Ind-
ana courts against the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad company as the result
OF the wreck at Woodville, in which
more than. three scores OF lives were
lost.
- A very successful meeting just
closed at the Evangelical church
known as Trinity, 4 miles southwest
of town Nearly 20 were received into
the church. The meetings were con-
Quoted by Rev s. Spencer OF
Axshawaka. =
A young man OF New York City
has been sentenced to fourteen
months imprisonment for registering
eighteen times in the late election.
He claims that he. did it on bet, to
purify elections by showing how cas-
lily the law might be evaded. -
Rev o. F. Lands preached his
second sermon on. Sabbath desecra-
ton atsfhe u. B. church Sunday ev-'
ming The Sabbath of Nehemiah aud
its relation to the present was dis
eussed. The Sabbath of the Twentieth
Century will be the subject next Sun
day evening.