The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-06

Rev John Appleman has returned
to Mexico, Ind, after visit OF few
days in this vicinity.
DR.. Kaiszer reports a son at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Shear
er, born Wednesday morning.
Albert Richter of the busy Bee
Hive" went to Chicago Tuesday ev-
ening to purchase more goods
Mrs. James Freese who has been
visiting here returned Wednesday to
her home at Three Rivers, Mich.
Gustave Flick of Logansport, has
been visiting his parefiis in West
township and friends in Plymouth.
A box social will be held at the
Bechfel school house. northwest OF
the city Friday evening, December Z.
Clyde Vanscoik has returned to
Chicago after a visit of a few days
at the home of his molher in this
city
William Wagner who was badly
injured by falling from building
two months ago, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Rebecca CLANCY and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Quincy Kleckner, and Miss
Rose Nyer spent Wednesday in
South Bend
Miss Kate Wade of Robertsville,
Ind, a former resident of this city,
was here Tuesday and placed her
nephews, Dickson and Marcus Who'd
ward, in ST. Michaels Academy.
In the passion for gambling and
games of chance extremes may be
said to meet The lowest types of
savages are passionately addicted to
the vice. So also is what is called
the highest social class in our civil
cation.
Mrs. Gallagher and her daughter,
Miss Emma Gallagher, Mrs. ]. H.
Jenkins. Mrs. Mary Morrison, Mr..
and Mrs. B. z. Ryder, Henry Stein
and wife and A. Morsches are among
those visiting and transacting busi-
ness in Chicago
Many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Flick
gathered at their home in West
township Tuesday evening and gave
them a farewell surprise. Mrs Flick =
Sunday school class presented her
with a nice rocker They will move
from the farm to Culver.
Grandma Sponsler who has been
very sick for several weeks, remains
about the same Winfield Sponsler
with whom she makes her home was
al SO quite i'll with heart trouble dur
ing several days OF the past week
but now seems somewhat improved
Mrs. Lee Richie is visiting in Chi
cago. She and Mr.. Richie visited
his mother at the home of her daugh
ter in Valparaiso Sunday and founC
her much worse than when she 1ef
here a few weesk ago. A cancer il
her mouth is. now fully developed
and this with paralysis makes hei
condition very bad i'f'4 -
In Chicago movement is on foo
to impeach Mayor Dunno on &c
count of his neglect or refusal tc
execute LAWS that he does not deem
expedient He makes no attempt a
concealing his attitude on these ques
fions--that is to say, as to his RICH
10 determine what laws shall be en-
forced and what not
Thee. A. r. post of this city las
Monday evening elected George W
Bowel commander; Christian Fisher
senior vice commander; (. Price, ]
W; Simeon Wilson, officer OF TIT
day; L. Tanner, Sergeant; G.. w
Kaufman, guard: w. H. Conger
quartermaster; and d. L. Dickinson
chaplain: c. W. Baxter is past com
mander.
Sunday was quarterly meeting a
the Methodist church and Presiding
Elder Curnick OF South Bend
preached an excellent sermon a
1890 a. m. He did not take 80 to 4
minutes in making announcement
and other preliminaries, consequent
he had time to preach and ge
through with all services in ampl
time for Sunday school
A Chicago professor has furnishe
the press a resuD.e of Decembe
weather for the last thirty-fve year.
The mean temperature has been 2
degrees The warmest month was i
1877, with an average OF 43 degrees
the coolest was in 1872, with an ay
erage of IS; the warniest day was i
1878. with the mercury at 6S; and tn
coolest was Christmas 1872, when tn
thermometer showed below zero.
An immense crowd turned out tn
other night, at Monticello. Ind, t
hear two preachers debate the ques
ton, Resolved, that the doctrine G
a personal devil is unreasonable an
unscriptural The personal dew
preacher got the best of the argu
ment and next day there was
mighty rush OF delinquents. to tn
local newspaper offices to pay II
back subscriptions and get on tn
good side of the devil"