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

Mrs F. w Reynolds went TO Chi
! cago Monday for a few days visit
with relatives.
Fred Morsches OF Anderson, Ind,
is spending Christmas with his par
ents in this city.
Mrs L. E. Dial went to Chicago
Monday, where she will spend a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Barker, OF Chicago is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. w
League in this city.
DIR. and Mrs. c. H. Metsker have
gone TO Anderson to spend Christmas
with relatives there.
The death rate of Chicago from
heart disease is increasing at the rate
of ten per cent a year.
w. A. Jones has returned to his
home in Nappanee, after visiting
with friends in this city
Mrs. Sarah Shakes, Miss Olga and
Rudolph went to Monterey, to spend
Christ mas with relatives
Miss Ada Snyder has gone to
South Bend to spend the holidays
with relatives in that city.
Miss Fern Dickson has gone to
Columbia City for weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
Mrs Lura Farlin has returned TO
her home in South Bend after spend.
ing few days in this city.
Mrs. NJ c. Wolford has returned
to her home in Fit Wayne after
spending Sunday in this city.
Mrs. Jennie Ramsey left for Sc
dalia, Ind. Monday, where she will!
visit with friends for few days.
Mrs DR.. Eley and son Conroy,
have gone to Keokuk, Iowa, to spend
couple OF weeks with the former $
parents.
| Mrs Elizabeth Shafer has return
ed 10 her home in Argos, after visit
ing with her daughter. Mrs. J. F.
Bishop in this city.
George. Shreve has returned to his
home in South Bend after visiting
for few days with the family of his
brother, Frank Shreve.
| United States Senator Mallory, OF
Florida, died last Monday morning,
December %, after an illness of sew
eral weeks of paralysis.
| Mrs. LORNA Howard, Miss Jessie
Grove, Mrs W. J. FoIkers and Mrs
G. r. Howard of Culver, were Ply
mouth callers Monday.
Among those at their old homes in
Plymouth for the Christmas holiday
are Rollo Leonard OF Chicago, Har-
ley Rodgers OF Nppecanoe, John
and Ed Baxter of Mishawaka
A New York syndicate has at
tempted to conner the apple crop. 1t
failed miseratly Prices on this SOW
ereign fruit have gone down within
the last fortnight because of the
monopolistic huke.
More congressman will spend
Christmas in Washington than ever
before in the history OF the country
Railroad passes have been abolished
and there is no mileage allowance for
senator's and representatives during
the holiday recess.
All the churches and schools in
Wakarusa and within a mile of that
town have been closed for two weeks
on account of small pox. A large
number OF cases have developed and
health authorities are determined to
stamp out the disease II possible.
i Phillip Dressler, aged 81, and his
wife, 70, were found dead in bed by
their daughter, Mrs. John Hueblein
at South Rend Monday morning
Death was the result of asphyxiatior
by illuminating gas. They celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
two years ago.
i Mr. and Mrs Nelson Rodgers and
son, OF Niles, Mich; Mr.. Harley
Rodgers, of Tippecanoe, Miss Nora
Rodgers and Miss Pearl Kessler, oil
, South Bend and Mrs. Kessler and
children of Mentone, will be the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rodgers
of this city. Christmas.
Thomas w. Lawson of Boston has
formed a new political party, with
Roosevelt as its candidate for Presi-
; Ident and Governor Johnson of Min
nesota for Vice President Mr.. Law
son says he doesn't care whether hi:
party's candidates want to run oil
not, the party will vote for them
just the same
John Blain's Funeral.
The funeral OF John Blain at the
Episcopal church Tuesday afternoon
was very largely attended. His
death coming suddenly so soon aftei
that of his wife made deep impress
sion on the entire community. Al
> excellent citizen whose entire bust
ness life was spent in this city ha:
been removed by the hands OF death
; His sons and his sisters have the
sympathy of the entire community
: Funeral services were conducted by
Bishop John Hazen White and Rec
tor w. S. Howard