The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-11-26
LOCAL NEWS



rain before Thanks giving?
Mrs. S. M. Burch visited with
friends at Donaldson Friday.
Henry Miller of Bremen was in
this city on business Monday.
C. P. Holcomb of South Bend, i:
visiting with friends in this city.
Mrs. Sarah Maxey is spending a
few days with friends at South Bend
Ladies and children's Hats At cost
Above the Bee Hive L K. Iangdon
16d6w
Mrs. Jas. McNeff and son James
of Lapaz. Eere Plymouth visftoes
Friday.
Mrs. S. J. Miller OF San Jose, Cal.
IS visiting with friends and relatives in
this city.
]. w. Wolford has returned TO St
Joseph, Mich, after spending Sunday
in this city.
Miss Frances Thayer has gone tc
Columbia City to visit with relatives
over Sunday
Mrs. Clarence Kring and children
are spending a few days with rela-
tives at Lapaz.
Mrs. B. E. Mcdaniel of Walkerton
is visiting with her daughter. Mrs
Edwin Richards.
Charles Moore is home from Lang
don, North Dakota, for a few days
visit with relatives.
Miss Myrtle Martin has returned
to her home in Mishawaka after visit.
ing with friends in Tins city.
Two large wolves were driven out
of a swamp and killed near Disko
Wabash county, Ind, few days ago
Miss Ollie Bollinger has returned
to Mishawaka, after spending few
days with her father, John Bollinger
Roscoe Dennison who is attending
Business College at South Bend
spent Sunday with his parents in this
city.
Mrs. S. F. Eley has returned &c
her home in Hamlet after visiting
with relatives, in riris city for a few
days.
Mrs John Wiener has returned t
her home in Waukarusa, after visit
ing with friends in this city for few
days.
Miss Lilly Morris has returned to
her home. in IMishawaloa after visit
ing with friends in this city and al
Tyner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Jacoby and
Roy Jacoby have returned from
spending a few weeks in Texas anc
Mexico.
Miss Blanche Travis OF Walkertor
who has been visiting with friends
in this city, went to South Bend for
a short visit Friday
Miss May Towne Of Walnut calico
on friends in this city Monday, en-
route to South Bend, where she viii
visit for few days
Among those, who spent Sunday
with parents in this Cit Nee, Huber
Tanner, Earl Mclaughlin and Loui.
Mickey, from South lend
Nathan Stout will have public
sale Of his personal property Frida,
Nov. 81, on the John Blain farm,
miles northeast OF Plymouth
Mrs. o. ]. Marks and son Mar
shall, have returned to their home il
Valparaiso after visiting with Mis-:
Maggie Marshall for few days.
FOR SALE-Ringgenberg & Cul
lisop farm wagon. in good condi--
ton, also one double set work har
ness. John V. Ashley,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Rosenbergel
returned to their home in Nappanet
today, after visiting with then
daughter, Mrs. H. L. Unger for /;
few days.
Ananias Baker former legislator
from Fulton county. is critically il
from tuberculosis and is arranging Il
live during the winter in a tent in hi.
yard in Rochester.
Some men are born luck som'
cultivate and acquire luck. but tn
luckiest guy of all is the fellow who
gets in the way of a landslide and i
swept isto a fat office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone have
returned TO their home in Providence
Rhode Island, after spending thu
summer with the family Of r. A
Chase and other friends in this city
Editor, and ex-District Chairman
Moorman hs neither generous MOI
Just in his arrangement OF party lea.
ers and the party organization tpl
rhe Indiana defeat. He is not gen
erous to the men who worked day
and night to- overcome the obstacle
to success interposed by Hanly moi
is he just to them ir recognizing the
success they attained in the nationa
ticket. There is a taste of acerbit,
in the criticism that is unnatural t.
the writer Of it. Something curdleC
his milk of kindness.-Elkhart Re
view.