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

Piqua, OHIO
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Fink are visit
ing relatives at Tyner,
. Mrs. B. F. Head spent Thursda,
with friends at Argos
Mrs Henry Ashton and son art
visiting at John Ashton's.
Eber Burch of Hamlet, is spending
a few days at his farm in Polk town
=, ship.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Wilcox OIL
, Chicago, spent Christmas in Ply
mouth.
Miss Della Oglesbey of Laporte
spent Thursday with friends in Ply
mouth.
Mrs. w. w. Barker and baby oil
Chicago, are visiting at E. w
Leagues.
p E. Beatty of Kosciusko county
has returned home after a visit il
Plymouth
Mrs. Brown, wife of Dr. Brown
with their son Lawton, is visiting 81
Granville, Ohio.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs
Earl Corbaley, born Christmas, died
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Fisher of indianapolis. is Wis
ting Mr.. Frank Forbes and Miss
McMaster. in this city.
The South Bend paper bag com
pany has decided to move from South
Bend to Fulton, N. Y.
Mrs. G. E. Haines and children
have returned to indianapolis after a
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Jones has returned to her
home at Rockford, ILL.,, after visi;
of several days with Mrs. William
Gear.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ Logan of Fort
\. Wayne, who had been visiting here
<HeveraI days, went to South Bend
q Saturday
The clerks in all the stores are
glad that Christmas is gone and no
one can well blame them for feeling
that way.
John c. Butler and son Owen
went to Elkhart Thursday to visit
relatives and inspect the horns in
Conn's factory.
Ia and Mrs. P. 0. Jones speu'
Chr mas at the home of their
daughter in Fort Wayne, returning
home Thursday
George A. Bell and wife have re-
turned TO Kokomo after visit OF a
few days in this city at the home OF
their son. Clifford Bell.
when the days begin to lengthen
the winter begins to strengthen" is
an old adage that usually holds good
until about February 90
A man in the west has killed him
self by eating limburger cheese, but
the average man who is tired of life
will seek an easier death.
Miss Celia Kline arrived from
South Bend Thursday for visit OF
a few days at tEe home OF John
Richard, south of this city
Mrs. C. A. Idle spent Chris Mas
in Warsaw and Misses Nellie Idls
and Edith Freeman came home with
her for a visit in Plymouth.
Postal clerks say that the Christ
mas mail this year was greatly in ex
cess of any previous season. Th'
facilities were crowded 70 their ca
pacity.
Dr. E. J. Ball and wife of Valpa
raise, spent Christmas at the home
of the doctors mother in this city
returning to Valparaiso Wednesday
evening.
Howard and Floyd Vanscoik came
home from Chicago for Christmas
Howard returned to Chicago Thurs
day but Floyd will remain at home 2
few days.
Make up your minds this week t
send the Plymouth Weekly Tribune
to some friend at distance. for tn.
year 1907. 1t will be gift that viii
be appreciated
Mr.. and Mrs. Tremley of Colum-
bia City, are parents of a baby CIR
born December a. Mrs. Tremley
will be remembered here as Miss
Winnie Wunderlich-
Mrs. bessie Thompon Myers, di
vorced wife of Marshall county's
treasurer elect was married in Chi
cago, Monday, Dec. "a, to Walter A
Little of Desmoines, Iowa.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs Rockhill Friday afternoon The
financial report for the year will be
read and all members should attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel of Columbia
City, who spent Christmas here WITH
their daughter, Mrs Louis Allmar
and other relatives, went from here
to Chicago for a visit of few days
The state association of township
trustees has determined that It will
ask the legislature to FIX the pay o
trustees in townships having les:
than ten thousand population at s:
per day.
The nine high schools of the coun
ty have organized an oratorical ASST
CATION. The first contest will be helt
in Plymouth in March. Three medals
will be awarded-gold, silver anf
bronze
Mrs. Edward Gardner has returned
to Bay City. Mich, after visit will
Fer parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d