The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-12-26
LOCAL NEWS


Theodore Sherman and family of
South Bend. are the guests of friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Siler have
gone to Sotth Bend. to visit with
Frank Nicolay.
c. E. Welsh of Tyner, has returned
TO his home after spending a few
days in this city.
Mrs Mary Meyers of Hibbard, is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Rosetta Rhodes has gone 10
South Bend to care for her sick moth
er, Mrs Sarah Watkins.
Mrs W. p Shafer has gone to
Bourbon for few days visit with her
brother, George Compton.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Covert went
to South Bend Friday, for a visit with
the family of Jacob Carmen.
Miss Stella Reynolds, who is study
ing music at Chicago, is home TO
spend Christmas with relatives.
Miss Grace Moon who has been Wis
iting with the family of Rev Hold
erman at Inwood. went to South
Bend Friday for a visit with friends.
Mrs F. p McFadden, who has
haa, es;~I> ,,-..t, -Le,,,,,a+;cV,, d,,r,po
the past two weeks at her home on
Jefferson street, is improving slowly
Mr.. ]. F. Starkey, division passen-
ger and freight agent of the Indiana
Union Traction Company was in the
city Friday in the interest of his COM
pany.
Mr.and Mrs Clay, Sedman of Uni
opolis, Ohio, who have been visiting
with the family of VIM Pitts, for a
few days, are visiting with friends at
Logansport.
Presence of mind alone saved the
life OF Mrs. Sophia Kinds, OF War
saw, who threw herself into a snow
bank when her clothing caught on
fire from exploding gasoline.
Carl w. Reynolds of the Chicago
Veterinary College arrived home
Thursday evening to spend the holi-
days with his wife and friends He
will remain here until January 6.
The University of Chicago at Its
sixty-ffth convocation conferred up
on Miss Olga Shakes of Plymouth
the title of Associate in Philosophy
and honorable mention for excellence
in the work of the Junior College
Nicholas Behne Thursday after
noon was given judgment in the
Circuit Court against the city oil
Evansville, for $500 for personal in
juries received resulting from fal
into hole in an Evansville street
sometime ago. He asked for $1,000
The diocesan authorities have in.
vestigated the alleged miracle report
ed to have occurred in the village
church at Brin, France, recently, anC
found it to have been an optical illu
sion caused by the reflection of Z
church image upon the sacred wafel
as the candles moved
After keeping their secret for one
month, Fred A. Shotwell, aged 30
and Mrs Emma A. Shotwell, aged II
have announced their marriage which
took place at Potterville Mich, or
Nov. 16. The bride is the step-grand
mother of the groom. They will re
side on a farm near the village il
which they were married
Walters and bell boys at the Hote
Pennhurst, at Atlantic City, n J.
who gathered around Miss Ida Par
rlsh, wealthy Philadelphia woman
for Christmas tips. were handed in
stead bibles and copies of Pilgrim
Progress. Miss Parrish added a few
words informing the recipients tina
the books were more valuable thar
gold.
There is anxiety at New York owe
the non-arrival of the new French
line steamship Floride from Havre
She sailed on Nov. 30 and has no
been reported since. The trip usu
ally takes IA days. The agents O
the French line, however, believe
there is nc cause to worry, claiming
that adverse winds and contrary sea!
are delaying the Floride.
Over 500 men employed in the Lake
Shore shops at Elkhart, who have
been out of employment since the
working forces were cut down severa
weeks ago, have received notice Of
their reinstatement In addition the
working schedule OF the shops, which
wac cut down to eight hours when
the money panic first came into evil
dence, has been returned to its former
status OF nine hours.
Hon. Benjamin F. Shiyely has
gone East, to spend the holidays
with his family at Brookville, Pa,
the home of Mrs. Shively's pa ents
Her father, Hon. George A, jerks, is
still confined to his room, with no
immediate prospects of improve
ment Mr.. jerks suffered collapse
while engaged in a law suit, earlv
last summer. and has been in a pre-
carious condition ever since
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