The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-11-19

-. w NhllISldit spent TIludy d.
Lakeville on business.
VIM. Porter of Bourbon was in this
city on business Friday.
Mrs Florence Lair of Gully T, was
a Plymouth visitor Friday.
Mrs. John Montgomery of Lapaz,
was a Pl mouth caller Friday.
Mrs. J. " Ashley is spending few
days with friends at Bourbon
Mrs w f. Andrew OF Culver,
spent Friday morning in this city.
Louis Smith is spending a rev days
at White Pigeon, Mich, on business.
Mrs Nettie Anders went to South
Bend Friday, where she will remain.
Misses Clara and Pearl Blanchard,
of Culver, were Plymouth callers Fri
day
Mrs. Jessie Kipp went to South
Bend Friday TO spend few days with
relatives.
Mrs l.. Holiday o. Rochester, visit
ed with friends here Friday, enroute
to South Bend
+ Mrs Sallie Anderson OF lnwood,
was a Plymouth visitor Friday, en-
route to South Bend
Mrs. Nora Hoover and children left
for South Bend Friday to which city
they are moving
Daniel CRUDE has gone to South
Bend to spend a few days with his
daughter, Mrs Earl Richmire
Miss Sophia Hilsman OF South
Bend, is spending a few days VITA
friends in this city and at lnwood.
Mrs. Grafton Idle has returned to
her home in Plymouth. after short
visit with her mother, Mrs. L. J. Free
man at Warsaw.
Mrs. Geo. Ellinger and daughter
Miss Glara, have gone to South Bend,
I, spend few days with the formers
son, Albert Ellinger
Mesdames d. A. Bradley. George
Voreis. and ID. A. Bradley Jr., of Gull
yer, attended the Eastern Star meet
ing in this city Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Nettie Wilkinson of Roam,
who has been visiting with the fam
.ly OF VIM Hahn in this city, went
TO South Bend for a visit Saturday.
p W. Smith has returned to his
home in South BEND after spending a
few days with his mother. Mrs. Cath
crime Henderson, who is seriously i'll
Mrs. D. w. Wylin OF Rochester.
who has been visiting with her sister.
Mrs. J. E Lopp. for few days, left
for a short visit at South Bend and
Mishawaka, Monday.
Mrs Chas. Shearer and her guest
Mrs Henry Mitchell, of Elkhart,
went to Lagrange, H., Wednesday,
where they will attend the china
wedding anniversary OF the former.
sister, Mrs. Jesse Brumbaugh.
The fellow who tries to attrac;
business without advertising, is like
the fellow who throws his sweet
heart a silent kiss in the dark. says
an exchange. He knows what he's
~4hn1., IL I0ae
Reducing the Republican majority
in congress is not a serious matter
from any standpoint and particularly
that of the people. 1t has been found
good thing for the party in power
to be obliged to consider carefully
what it does.
Every editor enjoys getting heart
to-heart letters from his subscribers
Here is one the Wichita Beacon re-
ceived last week: unless you let up
on your fool kicking about certain
contractors now doing public work in
this city | am coming in to knock
your block off. Winfield, (Kan)
Press.
The Ladies Aid Society of the u
B. church will serve ) O'Clock din
ner at Hill's Cafe on Dec. 9. In con-
nection a large number of fancy ar
ticles for Christmas presents will be
on sale TIE society has received
from the Larkin Co, one OF those
fine booths in which their goods will
be displayed and sold 19w2
The Messrs. Charles Hager, Percy
Kemp, Carl Born and Earl McNeely
went rabbit hunting east of town
Tuesday On the road to the battle
field the former, we are informed, fell
out of the wagon three times Four
rabbits were bagged all day. Young
Born found a dead rabbit, which at
ter retreating a few steps, he SHOT,
and claimed as his part of the game.
The Catholic Womens' League
have made more extensive prepare
tions this year for their annual
Thanksgiving supper than ever be-
fore and are therefore prepared to
meet their old friends and as many
new ones. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. Remember the date
Wednesday evening. Nov. 25th. Sup
per served from o'clock on.
According to a statement issued
by the interstate commission there
were 3,764 persons killed and 6s,9s9
injured in railroad accidents during
the year ending June 3. This is a
decrease of 1896 in the number of
killed and 1927 in those injured. COM