The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-12-24

visitor Monday
Mrs. Amanda Dennie spent Satur-
day in Bourbon.
Mrs Daniel Hahn called on friends
at Bourbon Friday.
]. V. Ashley transacted business at
SOUTH Bend Friday.
Miss Maud Cree of Flora, called on
friends here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Logan spent
Friday at Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Geo H. Thayer spent
Monday at South Bend.
Miss Pearl Clemens of Culver
spent Friday morning here.
Frank Casper spent Friday at
South Bend on business.
Mrs. F. w. Miller of Twin Lake,
was a Plymouth visitor Monday.
John Strater went to South Bend.
to spend few days on business.
Deputy Sheriff Schroeder spent
Monday at Bourbon on business.
Attorney J. w. Parks spent Friday
day at Michigan City, on business.
Miss Lottie Lockridge is home
rom South Bend to spend Christmas.
Mrs Chas Turner is visiting with
friends at South Bend for a few days.
Miss Nellie Stayton of Hobart
,pent Friday with Mrs. Nettie Hen
bricks.
Charles Thomas mas gone to Cada-
.aic, Mich, on trip of a couple of
weeks.
George Holdorff spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives at South
Bend
Mrs Matte Cramer OF Bourbon,
was the guest OF friends in this city
Friday.
Miss Laura Shoemaker spent Sun
lay with Miss Beatrice WEIGH at Lo-
gansport.
Seymour Hodges is spending a
couple OF days at South Bend on
business.
Misses Bessie Adamson and Lucy
Willis o Culver spent Monday
n this city.
Mary A Reslar. City Florist
Choice cut flowers always on hand
Order early.
Mrs. Paul Logan has returned to
he- home in Lapaz, after few days
.isit with friends here.
John Ormond OF Fort Wayne was
the guest of mis- brother, William Or
nond in this city Sunday.
Branch of the Mershon School OF
Music All instruments taught Room
5 over Trust and Savings Bank d4
The Christmas exercises for the
Methodist School will be given on
next Thursday night Every one
come.
A. l.. Kellogg of Valparaiso, who
has been spending few days here
N business, went to South Bend for
a short stay Monday.
Mrs. George Hess of Estavan, Can
ada, VINO mas been spending a couple
Il weeks with relatives in this city
went TO South Bend for short visit
Monday
The highest prices will be paid for
rags, rubber, old books, iron. Located
on f. Washington ST, across from
Lemert's Feed Barn. Myer Franklin
Proprietor.
Mrs. Louise Werntz of South
Bend, who has been the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Werntz for a
few days, went to Lakeville for visit
with friends Monday.
The pastor OF the Methodist church
5 preparing to organize a Methods
brotherhood on the night of the
First A special program and banquet
5 being planned for the occasion.
DR.. and Mrs. II. B. Lemert oil
South Bend, who have been visiting
with the family of his brother u. S
l-emert in this city. left for Union
City, Tenn Monday where they will
make their future home
Recruiting officers for the army
and navy do not find all the young
men that make application for enlist
ment we'll qualified for the service
Seventeen applications were rejected
m one day at recruiting station in
Muncie. More applicants are rejected
than are received. The recruiting off
GERS say that most young men lead
too fast life. Vitality and sight is
impaired by dissipation that render:
them worthless for field or naval
service.
As an excuse for not furnishing
congressman with the usual quantity
of seed for distribution among their
con tituents, the secretary of agri-
culture says prices OF seeds are toe
high and expense too great Hereto
fore each congressman received IL
900 packages but the number has
been reduced to 1000 This will be q
hard blow to members who managed
to keep in touch with their constitu.
ents by liberal distribution of gar
den seed.
Three Deaths in Family.