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

One week from next Tuesday is
Christmas.
Mrs. John w. Wolford is visiting
in Chicago.
Arthur Fairbanks is visiting at
South Bend.
Mrs. d. c. Voreis visited in Bour-
bon Tuesday.
Arthur Born is visiting in South
Bend this week
Mrs. Mollie Smith of Tyner, is Wis
ting in Plymouth.
Mrs. DIR. Smith is visiting in Cav
fordsvi,le this week
Mrs. Marcombe and children arc
visiting at Indianapolis
George Weissert of Hamlet, was
Plymouth visitor Tuesday
Joseph Bergman of Peru, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Plymouth
Quincy Kleckner is reported sick
at his home in the west part of the
city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Wyland of Grow
ertown, are visiting at Walnut this
week.
! The government crop report shows
a decreased acreage of winter wheat
sown. M
| Mrs. Henry Wenninger and child
rem have returned from a visit at
South Bend
Charles Weaver, Charles Anderson
and John Goodman were Chicago
passengers Tuesday.
! Ed Rogers the jeweler, made bust
ness trip, to South Bend Monday and
remained over night
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral DeCraw urges parcel post on
Limited scale for rural mail routes.
| John. May, William and Mack Roll
Ter came down from South Bend to
attend the funeral of Marie Seeger.
Drs Borton and A. C.. Holtzen-
dorff were called to Grovertown on
professional business Tuesday after
noon.
The merchant who knows how to
Iget customers to come back has mas
tered the secret of successful shop
keeping. ~ ktI
Mrs. John R. Losey, Mrs. Belle
Strang and son Walter, and Mrs
James Woodrow visited in South
Bend Tuesday.
The government mint can make
money without advertising and its
about the only business that can,
says Printers Ink
The fourth assistant postmaster
general says Indiana has the best
kept roads on rural delivery routes
of any state in the union.
During the past three weeks 1000
PCtSOhS UGH ho$$inalCa a.
South Bend on account of the prev
alenc OF smallpox in that city.
Attorney O'Blenis and Jacob J
Hoffman of Argos, Monroe Steiner
and J. w. Wolford were passengers
for South Bend Tuesday morning.
Secretary Hitchcock in his annual
report of the interior department re-
affirms the determinations of the gov
|ernment to punish land fraud offend
ers.
OF course the dear children are en-
thusiastic about Christmas; they
have things given TO them, and are
not expected to give anything in re-
turn.
Truant Officer Langenbaugh has
enough work to keep him busy these
days, but he is getting most of the
truants into school in all parts of the
Icounty.
Mr. and Mrs 0. A. Acker are the
parents of ten-pound hoy born
Monday. Mrs. Acker is at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Disher in this city
| A fraud order has been issued by
the postoffice department against
mail addressed to Santa Claus and
all letters so addressed will be sent
to the dead letter Office.
The mercury has marked 20 de
grees below zero in Manitoba and
Montana this week and cold wave
was due to reach Plymouth Tuesday
Afternoon, but it did not come.
John H. Wolf of Marshall county
whose hip was broken by fall, is
getting along as we'll as can be ex
Fpected, according to a report sent on
from Epworth hospital, South Ben
MONDAY.
The House committee will take up
land consider currency reform meas
lures This week Specials from Wash
ington say the bankers plan ha:
many advocates in congress and may
be practically Endorsed.
The annual report of Second As
sistant Postmaster General Shallen
berger, made public Monday, says
the cost of Transporting the mails Of
the United States during the last 6s
cal year was $76,65S, 599. 4
Dr. Preston and family were called
to Laporte by the death of the doc.
tor's father who died last Friday