The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-12-03

OrOry.
Fred Woiford was home from
Notre Dame for few days.
VIM Huffer and son Glen, spent
Wednesday at Niles, Mich.
Miss Lottie Fuller was. a Niles.
Mich, visitor Wednesday.
Mrs Mary Suit of Twin Lake, was
a Plymouth visitor Friday.
Fred Miller of Chicago is visiting
WITH relatives in Plymouth.
Mrs Orion Hoover is spending a few
days with friends at Valparaiso.
Rev. N. S. Hollis of Tyner spent
Friday n this city on business.
w. L. Matthews OF South Bend,
was IN this city on business Friday
Mrs. James Snyder is visiting
friends at Bourbon for few days
Arthur Underwood and family
spent Thank sgiving with his parents
Henry Humrichouser visited with
friends at Bourbon for few days.
DR.. and Mrs Ford Reynolds spent
Thursday with their parents in this
city.
Miss Jessie Taylor visited for a
few days with relatives at South
Bend
Mrs. Louisa T. Barnes is spending
a few days with friends at South
Bend.
Charles Miller and Miss Bessie
Mason, spent Thursday with friends
in Bremen.
M. and Mrs. Adolph Kuhn of Chi
cago. spent Thanksgiving day with
his parents.
Fred Wolford has returned to
Notre Dame after a few days visit
with his parents.
Glen Slerqand of Donaldson. was a
Plymouth visitor Tuesday, enroute %
his home Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Ora Teeple have re-
turned to Fl Wayne after spending
a few days in this city.
- Mrs ]. P Rivar has gone to- Lo-
gansport to visit with her daughter
Miss Elsie for few days.
Mrs. Noah Hoover has gone &c
South Bend for few days visit with
her daughter, Mrs j. E. Leighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baxter and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Baxter visited with
G. w. Baxter and wife in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Holland have
gone to Kewanna TO spend few days
with her brother, Wilson Clifford and
!. family.
/ Mrs A Bash of Bruce Lake, who
has been visiting with friends in thi:
city and at Tyner, returned to hel
home Wednesday.
G. NJ. Wilson has returned to hi:
home in South Bend, after visiting
q for a few days with his brother, ]
q ". Wilson and wife.
The South Bend school board j!
dead broke There is no money tC
pay bills or teachers salaries unit
provision OF son.e kind is made.
Miss Maggie Valley OF South
Bend, who has been visiting with he
sister, Mrs. John Boliinger for a few
days, went to Culver for short visi
Wednesday.
Abe Martin says: If everbuddy hat
only known what they know now thi
would be a great world. It's purt.
hard t'face tn music sometimes
specially in a nickel the-ater.
Mrs. E. Now accompanied by he
guests Mr. and Mrs J. R. Wilder
muth, of Logansport, went TO Ply
mouth Monday morning, where the,
spent the day with Atty. and Mrs
VIM. Matthew-Rochester Sentinel
There will be a joint meeting o
the Woman's Auxiliary and the Par
ish Guild at the home of Mrs. Art
on east Caro- street Thursday after
noon. 1t is earnestly urged tina
every member of both Guilds be pres
ent
The LaPorte county clerk has re
ceived from business man OF Colby
Kas, check for s11.9O, with the ex
PLANTATION that forty years ago h
wrongly received bounty of $50 o
seven fox scalps, and the check is t
cover principal and interest at six pc
cent
Frank Bennett and James c. Weay
er, colored, are being held by tn
Soutl. Bend police on a charge G
grand larceny The alleged burglar
are supposed to have gotten ava
with $50 bushels of corn in one nigh
aud the next day after 1t is said the
stole it. to have had the audacity /
haul il from Rolling Prairie to Sout
Bend Tor disposal
After long correspondence the post
office department has decided to max
monthly payments to railroads 10
carrying the mails, instead OF quar-
terly, as heretofore. The aggregat
amount involved each year is NOR
than s4s, 100000, and the new ruin