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

Mrs. Ed Klingerman went to Bour-
bon Friday to visit her father, Peter
Hahn.
Alonzo Davis has returned to Peru
after a visit in this county and Starke
county.
Mrs. McNeely has returned to TIC
sa after a visit with her children in
this city.
W. S Ramsay of Bourbon, visited
in Plymouth Friday on his way t.
South Bend.
Harold Rosenberg has been spend
ing the holiday vacation at his home
in Monterey.
Harold and Archie Grossman have
returned to Bourbon after visit of
a few days in this city.
Mrs John Fribley and son have re-
turned to Bourbon after visit in this
city with Mrs Dawson.
Miss Addie Fribley has returned to
Bourbon after visit of several days
with friends in Plymouth.
| Charles Rentschler and family have
been spending several days with rel
atives and friends at Peru.
Miss Pearl Deemer has gone to
| Michigan to make her home with her
mother, Mrs Thomas Leek.
| Misses Grace and Lillian Elmers
of Chicago, arrived Friday for visit
with Miss Theresa Hendricks.
The oldest woman in the world is
dead again. She died at Madrid.
Spain this week aged 1875 years.
Miss Beatrice Ellington has return
ed to her home at Bruce Lake, after
a visit with friends in Plymouth.
Dwight Byrer has returned to his
home in Garrett, after spending a few
day. in this city with Harold North
Mrs. Homer Watson has returned
to Chicago after a visit of six days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Butcher.
Rev. J. H. Riddick and wife OF
Cooper, Mich, have been spending a
few days at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. E. Boys.
Miss Ida Haines, Miss Mary Ho-
ham and Miss Lois North of this city
attended the State Teachers asso-
citation at indianapolis.
The controversy over blended
whisky" is at least becoming instruc-
tive to those who feel the need Of
an occasional stimulant
Gibson Cleveland who is "a years
of age, seems to be failing day by
day and there is little probability o.
his ever getting up again.
Mrs. Mabel Warnes of Chicago
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander T. Wallace and other rel
atives and friends in this city.
Mrs. John Leland and Mrs. A. N
Leland of Argos came to plymouth
Thursday afternoon and remained
over night visiting Mrs Miriam
Marsh.
Rev. B. L. Couch of Huntington
will for a few months at least, hav'
charge of the Wesleyan churches il
J this county. He is an able preache
: and organizer.
Arthur Coar and Vern Sponselle
of Tippecanoe township, made thi
? office a pleasant visit on their wa,
home from Kewanna where the.
spent their holiday vacation
A summary of the farm crops rails
! ed in the United States during tn
king in acreage, bushels and valua
ton. This IS a billion dollar cor
country.
Ash Wednesday, or the first da
: of Lent, will fall on Feb 13, 1907
+ Easter Sunday will fall on March 3
1907 Christmas next year will com
d on Wednesday The Fourth of Jul
S will fall on Thursday.
j. The blended whisky men are nc
: alone in their troubles. There ar
several lucrative industries which tn
; pure food law is going to disturb SET
:ously unless something happens I
il head off the enthusiasts.
II Peter Molter, of Tecumseh, Mich
Miss Title Anderson of Grand Raj
Il ids, w. A. Bates and daughter {
n Logansport, have returned home a
Y ter their holiday visit with relative
l. and friends in Plymouth.
Something must be out of ges
II somewhere. The Marshall Count
d Farmers Institute opened with til
d mercury above freezing when
) ought to have been below zero I
agree with the records of previot
institutes in Plymouth
Rochester is in the throes of tel
: phone war. The home people al
: making a determined effort to kee
the Bell company out and the latte
has appealed to the federal court
About fifty Bell telephone poles WEI
( pulled up and carted out of town.
:. Chas. Smiths son of Argos. own,
r new % rifle. While he, Orvil
Bertsch and Andy Devore's boy We
= playing with it Christmas da
Bertsch accidently shot the Devoi
1t boy through the foot The Smith
r were visiting at Devore's.-Bourbo
d News.