The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-03
LOCAL NEWS


lhomas Hindel Is spending a few
days in Fulton county
MRS. Vanscoik and son are visiting
at South Bend and Niles
Mrs Harley and children are Wis
ting at Inwood and vicinity.
Mrs, J. P Bishop and Miss Ferret
Shafer are visiting at Argos.
L. c. Kepler is visiting and trans
acting business at South Bend.
r. F. Krouse of South Bend, has
been visiting in this city and Argos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Forbes,
of Warsaw, spent Sunday at Culver
Frank Stansbuty's house on fierce
street is for rent Call at the house. d.
Rev. ]. F. Pressnall is at Owassee,
Mich, holding a series of meetings
Mrs. Charles Thissel of Fort
Wayne, is visiting friends in Ply
mouth
Mrs. Clayton Ressler and son OF
Chicago, are visiting relatives in this
county.
Mrs. Reuben Sisk has gone to LAT
ayette to spend the winter with her
children.
Miss Betty WEIGH came up from
Logansport Saturday to visit over
New Years.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell of Elkhart
is visiting her mother and brother
in Plymouth.
Emmet Fields has resigned his po
sition as delivery boy at the Beldor
meat market.
Mrs. Benton Boyer is here IRON
her home west of Chicago for a visit
of few days.
Curt Adomeit who is employed a
Laporte will spend New Years witt
friends in this city.
Baroness Burdett-Couts, the ia
nous philanthropist, died in Londor
Sunday, aged 90 years.
Special meeting Royal Arcanum to
night at 7:30. All members are re
qrested TO be present.
Frank Wilson, who had been a
home few days, returned to Chi
cago Monday morning.
Miss Burdella Mochel has returnst
to her home at Fulton after visi
in this city and vicinity
The weather Friday, Saturday an.
Sunday was about 20 degTese warm
er than the same dates last year
Mrs. w. T. Clay and daughter Ma
RE, went to Fit Wayne Sunday wher
they will visit few days with friend
John ID. Rockefeller's New Year
motto is; Il have seen very little evi
in the world and only remember tn
good"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Durbin went 4
Chicago Saturday for visit of a fey
days with their son, Benjamin an
his WIFE
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hartman, re
siding south of town, are parents 0
nice little baby girl, born Frida
morning.
John R. Jones left for Chieag
Monday morning and from there Wi
go to Texas TO look after his land i
that state
Mrs. Stephenson, widow of w y
Stephenson, was quite sick for sever
al days last week, but is now somt
what improved.
Mrs. ]. w. Maxey and her daugl
ter, Mrs. Mabel Wilkinson. went t
Bourbon Monday to attend the fur
eral of Clifford Taft
Noah Kotterman OF Denver, Ind
and Andrew Swoverland of Per-
hive been visiting relatives an
friends in this county.
Dale Sheppard visited few day
last week at Lakeville and Erne.
Bailey came home with him an
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Havener al
here from Wayside, Kansas, visitin
d. c. Smith and family. Mrs. Ha'
ener is Mr.. Smiths sister.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Case AMI the
three children have returned to D.
troit, Michigan after a visit of Sc
eral days with relatives here.
MilIer's Grocery is having an il
PRODUCTION sale and it will pay ar
one to investigate as Miller alwa,
tries to give his customers bargain
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond L. Metsk
arrived in Plymouth Saturday eve
ening from Monticello, Ind, and RI
is again reporting for the Indepen
ent
The internal revenue reports sho
that s15,000,O00 more were receive
in 1906 than in 1905 This proves /;
increased consumption of beer, viii
ky and tobacco.
The Church of God at Argos, wi
crowded to its utmost capacity SUI
day during the funeral services of
o. Taber, although there was
steady rain all day.
Mrs Charles Shaded and her sist
Miss Haag. have gone to Shreveport
Louisiana for visit of few weel
with their brother, who has been
business there several years.
Clarence Geist of Philadelphia, II
capitalist and big gas man, remer
bered relatives here with Christm
gifts in which 500 checks were CO
spicuous-Westville Indicator
Mrs. William Croy has returned
her home at South Bend after Wis