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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-15
ANZICEk.
I'M n g j.
(Konec.)

Ao Sto SO1oNd, sc pohdLt Ia pTdSu
krcmarica, kakor bi jo poklical.
Lepa je, visoka, moGna in Sc MIA
da. Z~agorelega obraza je, oci ina
velike in crne, lase svetlo = temne,
pocesane pc sredi in ma obeh stra-
neh celia lepo izpodkrozene, roke
so do komolcev COLE, polne so in
okrogle, bujne grudi strepetavajo
pod lahno poletno obleko kakor
1.-Two srebro.
AnziGek pogleda in veselo po-
zdravi.
"Pozdravljena, Tinal' - pra-
vi. "Kako Sc pa imasi Zdrava mo-
raS biti, ko 81 tako lepo oblicna in
mislil bi, da Sc t. tudi boljse godi
kakor nam, Xxi smo revezil'
Krcmarica sc ore V kot in Sc
nasmeje: v~eselo, prostodusno.
80 = Anzi6ek! Glej gal" -
izpregovori. "Kaj bosta pa pilaf"
Berac naroci zganja, Anzicek
prikima, krGmarica prinese in cd
ide.
Solnce Sc pomika "a gore, daljni
vrhovi Sc s~vetiio V rdeci luGi, rah-
liza sapica pridiha IL doline in su-
mlja pc listju sliv in breskev, XII
rastejo "a hiso. IL krone vrisci
harmonfka, plesno ~vrvenje sc Guje,
udarjanje pet OBJ tia, piano fan
tovsko petite udaria ma plano, ka-
kor bi iskalo izhoda.
Berac pie, pljuje pc tleh, zdi-
huje in gleda V dolino.
"Sama kazen bozja je, da sem
te srecal = ravi in drsa z nogo
pod mizo. "Ce bi tie ne bill videl,
bi incl nekaj denarja. tako 81 mi
pa vse ~pobrall"
Anzieek sloni z obema rokama
ma mizi, enakomerno strmi v ko-
zarec zganja, Xxi stoji pred MIN, in
tudi zdihuje.
"Poglej!"- pravi. kakor bi ne
sliSal = TIA lie Tina, kakSna zen
ska jel Premisli mutasta zverina.
kako S ma svetu pride in mine.
Tole imej pred ocmi, medved, da
me je imela vcasih Tina rada!!"
Anzicek sloni ma mizi, pove do
konca in zdihne. BeraG gleda v
drugo stran, plume cez MILO in
potolce s praznim kozarcem pc
njej.
"Kdo ii pa verjameG" - vpra-
sa zanicljivo. "Kaksen pa 81? Ka-
kor goveji gobec, XII Sc diva dni
kuha!"
Anzicek nj res tax. sub je in
droben V obraz, pa ne zoprn. Tudi
sam We, kako in kaj, pa Sc ne pre-
pira.
"KakSen 81 pa ti?" - vprasa.
Vsaka krtina ina vec lica, kakor
tvoja glaval"
Oba molGita, solnce zahaja, sa-
pa, XII dina IL doline, postaja moe
nejsa. Tx meje - dalec spodaj
pod hiso in sredi njiv = stojita
FAINT in dekle in Sc objemata.
See je kaj resnice ma tvojih be-
sedan - pricne iznova berae -
"pa zdaj dokazil s kozarcem BON
potolkel OBJ mizo, in takoj DO kr-
emarica tukajl"
Berac tolce, krGmarica pride.
Anzicek Sc nasmehne in izprego-
vori kakor bi sc laskal.
mo, Tinca, draga Tinca. ali Sc
kaj YES, kako ie bio pred letiY"
"NiG ne vem!"- pravi krGma-
RIGA, prinese zganja in odide.
"VidiS!" - Sc oglasi berae in
Sc smeje. "Vidis, kako debelo la
zes!"
"Kaj pa ii YES, jazbecl"- cd
govarja Anzicek. "Kaj pa ii po-
znaS zenske?i Vsaka ie taxa! o
TAXI minulosti, Xxi Sc il je tako ali
tako skvarila, ne mara sliSati no.
bena! Tako je!"
"Posebno o tebi ne, kozell"
AnziGek grize z zobmi ustnice,
S palico udari dvakrat oh tia ko-
prime z roko in ga ~izprazni
do dina, obrise sc krog ust, oiunaGi
Sc in vstane.
"Kako 81 rekel?' vpraSa.
"AhAiI he yemoi Romo videli,n
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case: oprijel okrog pasa in jo sti-
snil k sebi!"
Anzieek zleze liza mize, stoji tik
ME in caka. BeraG dvigne sibo, XII
lei tik MEGA Ma tleh in tolce z MO
pc mizi. Dolgo nj nikogar. Harmo-
nika Sc zopet oglasi v Hist, vrvenje
in plesanje p~ostaja glasnejse in
bolj divje.
Berac tol6e movie S sibo pc mi
ri, in krcmarica pride. Ma pragu
obstane, ma smeh Sc drzi, pogleda
naokrog in stopi do mize. Roko IL
tegne, da bi vzela prazne kozarce,
pa .jo Anzicek nenadoma oprime o.
koli pasa, k sebi jo p~ritisne in jo
hoce poljubiti.
"Tinca, ti!"- izpregovori, ka-
kor bi bill ginjen, berac iztegne
vrat in izbuli oci, krcmarica OBJ
Stoji prvi hip kakor omamljena,
a nenadoma odtrga Anzicka cd Sc
be, z rokama ga tepe pc lieu, zadaj
ga zgrabi "a suknjo mad vratom,
Sc vednO ga tepe in zmerja, ma
zadnje ga vrze pod kap in odide.
V hiso gre, tam pove pivcem, Xxi
pridejo gledat Anzieka in Sc mu
smejejo.
"Kaj 81 pa napravil Anzicek?"
= vprasa junacen kmet in ga Sc
gece s palico pc vratu.
"Kaj 81 Sc zaljubil, AnziGekP"
= povpraSa visok FAINT, globoko
dol Sc skloni in ga potegne "a uho.
Anzicek Sc pocasi obraca, sede
k zidu Sc stisne in solze mu teGejo
pc licih.
"Joeel" - pravijo kmetje in
vsi Sc ma glas zakrohoGejo. Eden
cd Nth gre, kli6e krcmarico in il
v vezi pripoveduje:
"Anzicek sc je zagledal vate,
Tina !" pravi. "Pod kapom lezi
in joce. Pojdi, da ga vidis!"
maj jocel' - pravi krcmari-
ca in ne mara k MENU.
AnziGek cuje Meme besede in
ihti Sc huje.
"Kako govori!" vzklika 2
jokajocim glasom. "PosluSajte, vi
ljudje kristjanski, kako govori!"
Berac, XII sedi ma klopi in Pile
zganje, oteplje z rokama okrog
sebe, kaze s prsti ma Anzi6ka, toll
ee Sc pc kolenih, jeca in Sc glasno
in cudno smeje.
AnziGek ga sliSi, pogleda ga in
pokaze mani S prstom.
"Glejte gal" govori in glas Sc
mu trese. "'Zasmehuje me, XII sem
revez, on pa je goljuf! NIutast Sc
della. da mu dajejo ljudje denar,
pa govori kakor jail"
Kmetje Sc ozro, beraG plane s
klopi, kakor bi sc splash, trikrat
stopi preko dvoriSGa, pc rebri be-
Ii V dolino in utone V mraku. Diva,
trije fantje skocijo "a MIN, pa Sc
vrnejo prazni in 4 nasmehom ma
obraZu.
Anzicku tecejo Sc vedno solze
Pc licih, V tia gleda precise in z
rokama objema koleno leve noge,
Xxi je zdrava in Sc da upogniti.
Ma pragu Sc prikaze nov star
siv kmet, pogleda Anzicka spozna
ga in stopi k MENU.
"kaj pa ii je2" - ga vprasa.
"Kdo ii je pa kaj napravilY"
kmetje Sc nasmejejo in mu raz-
lozijo: "Gospodinjo Tino je obiel,
pa ga je natepla!"
"Kaj 81 pa neumen?" ga
vpraSa iznova starec.
'Saj niseml" - pravi AnziGek
in ihti. Sal VEN, kaj delam. sal
sva Sc imela rada!''
Neha in pricenja vnovic:
Rad jo imam, rad - pa me
tepe!"
Zvezde gorijo, ma tisoce Sc Jill
sveti pc nebu, scip PLAYA med nil
mi kakor bogat gospod, Xxi zivi
brez skrbi in dolznosti. Murni po-
jo pc poljih in njivah, toliko jih
je, da Sc zdi Gloveku, kakor bi Jill
Bill kmetje nasadili namesto zita.
Nekje dalec ~prepevajo fantje, in
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clovek slisal tega in tega so ma
padli roparji, pobrali SO mu de-
mar, pretepli SO ga, umorili kakor
zlval. In v poltemi gleda liza cr-
mega debla re trhel in nagnjen
kriz S stirioglato desko v sredini,
kjer je naslikan bradat in razmrs-
en- razbojnik, XII ubija S krepelom
debelega kmeta.
Tema sc je gostila, komaj so Sc
sledile oci cesti, Xxi Sc je zavijala
vanjo kakor V crno plahto. Cd de-
she, cd leve je pritaval vGasi glas,
kirk nocne zivali, pok %vejice, sum
listJa, XII Sc je zgenilo tuintam V
nenadnem dihu nocnega vetra.
Hodil sen in hodil, in glej, "a
zdelo Sc mi je, da sedi ma levi stra-
N ma obcestnem kantonu clovek.
sedl in sc ne game. Skljucen je,
menda upira komolce OBJ kolena
in drzi glavo V dlaneh, menda ina
krepelo prislonjeo h kantonu in
caka.
Pc pravici povedano: SC nikoli
me nj bilo tako strah. Pc drugi
strani ceste sen Sc namenil mimo,
magic SEN sci in noge so sc mi ire
sic kakor starcu, Xxi ne more wee
do cerkve.
PriSel SEN vstric in sem po-
zdravil:
"Dober veGer VAN voSGim, po-
potnik! Menda nj meseca nocoj,
ali pa spi "a oblaki, da je tema,
kakor V skovirjevem duplu!'
Tudi glas Sc mi je tresel.
Cd strani sem videl, kako je
dvignil popotnik glavo, kako Sc
Je ozrl pc meni, kakor bi Sc pre-
budil IL sanj.
"Poglej", - je rekel zamis-
iii sem 81 bill; nisem opazil, kdaj
Sc lie zmraGilo in stemnilo."
lie SEN bill naprej in Sc boil sem
pospeSil korake.
KAN bezis, FAINT, pred menoi
kakor pred razbojnikomP Postoj,
da greva skupaj in delava drug
drugemu kratek east"
Zaklical je "a menoj, XII sem
skoraj tekel. in mic razbojniskega
in hudobnega nj odmevalo liz ME
govega glasu.
Kan pa hoGeS pc no6iY" =
je ypraSal. "Kdo ii BIO pa verjel,
ce potrkaS opolnoci ma duri in po-
YES, da 81 poster clovekY Kdo ii
bo odprl vrata in ii DIAL prenoei-
Seer"
Ustavil sem Sc in gledal nazaj
vanj, ki je prihajal potasi "a me-
moi, prekladal noge pc cesti dal.je
nerodno kakor diva Stora, Sc zibal
5 cokatim zivotom 2 desne ma levo
in Sc opiral ma debelo popotno pa
leo.
lie pocakaj FAINT je govoril $
potoma in mic Sc ne boj. Da.
Me hudega ne doziviS pri meni.
ampak dobro ii STORM: pitt ii
dam zee 81 zejen: dobro zganje J.
mann V malhi - hvala Bogu, In
tudi nasitim tie: sviniino imam V
torbi Ma hrbtu pa hlebec kruha :"
Pc drevju ma desno in levo je
pricelo Sumeti moGneje in moGne-
je, ozracje Sc je nenadoma ohladi-
10, cd nekod daleG je prihajalo
votlo bobnenie, podobno oddalje-
nemu grmenju.
"Nevihta Sc bliza'' - .ie dejal
popotnik. "Kaj hos stal oh nalivu
sredi ceste in Sc mocil kakor bicie
V potoku2 - V hosto stopiva in
poiSciva votlino, ki bo naju varo-
vala pred ploho!'
Zablisnilo Sc je in Ia trenutek
sem videl njegov obraz: ploSGat
in oglat kakor napet na income
Sirleee kosti, spodai porastel Z
redko in $cetinasto brado, zgora.i
zakrit do oci S senco nizkega in
Okroglega klobuka.
"Kaj misliS, da .ie vsakdo ro-
par. Xxi tie sreGa pc noel sredi go
zda2- Ali tisto misliS, da je vsak
do razbojnik, kdor je bill radi raz-
bojnistva zaprt? - y menOj Sc je
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
RUSH
Of CHRISTMAS
IS NOW ON
MERCHANTS INCREASE FORCE
OF SALESPEoPLE FOR LAST
GRAND RUSH OF
WEEK
Nail Growing in Volume and Height
of the Business Wave is
Expected by Thur

The last week of the big annual
Christmas rush is here. Mercnants
have increased their sales forces in
order to be able to take care of the
heavy holiday business that is ex-
pected to be greater thar. ever before
IN the eity's m~erchantile history, and
during the week the stores Will re-
main open nights for the accomoda-
ton of belated Christmas shoppers.
The local employees Of the express
companies are already feeling the eff
fects OF increased holiday business
end anticipate a grand rush during
the last two Dr. three days of the
week. BY the latter part OF the week
it is predicted hat express cars will
be added to all trains in order to ear
ry all the shipments. Through mail
shipments are already increasing in
f%olulne and all mail clerks those
whose schedule calls for vacations
this week, have been called out by
he postal authorities and will be as
signed to runs to assist in handling
the larke volume of Christmas mail
during the week. \
The local rush is not expected to
reach the extreme point until about
Thursday or Friday. Quite a number
OF Christmas packages are already
arriving at the local office and a great
many are being sent.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
SEE END OF COURT HOUSE MUD
DIE NEAR.

That the end of the famous Mar
shall county Court House muddle Is
near, is the general opinion of Ply
mouth citizens, who have discussed
the latest developments in the ease.
The Plymouth Chronicle which has
stood out for Ness in the case, since
its inception admits Thursday evening
that O'Keefe has practically won
his case. The Plymouth Democrat,
the other anti-OKeefe newspaper,
merely printed a eongess of the ap,
pellate court decision, without any
comment, whatsoever. The complete
opinion of Presiding Judge Hadley,
was received today, and is an ex-
haustive document, dealing with
every phase of the case, and in Its
fnality indicates no further contra
diction. The Tribune In another
column, prints a table, showing the
developments In this long drawn ou.
legal battle, from start, to the pre-
sent.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
CASES ARE
SETTLED IN
C|RCU|TCOURT
FEW SUITS HAVE BEEN DISPoS.
ED OF DURING PAST WEEK
BY JUDGE
BERNETHA
November Term Of Court Will Con.
time for Three Weeks-Kirde-
dorffer SANDER Suit is
Dismissed.

the suit of Mary Geizleman ver-
sus Cora E. higgins and others on
vendors lien, has been dismissed and
he costs assessed against the plain.
tiff.
The case of Isaac Putnam versus
Edwin Kirdedorffer, for SANDER has
also been dismissed. This case came
from farmers residing near Bremen,
and has been continued for several
months. Kirdedorffer missed corr
from his granery, and accused Put.
man of stealing it.
Inlthe ease of Lottie Voreis versus
Harriet Oglesbee and others, t,
quiet title, the court found for tn,
plaintiff and quoted said title.
The case of Rex Buggy Co., versus
Isaac Reed on note was set for tria
on next Wednesday before the court
The November term of court viii
last for three more weeks, and viii
adjourn on January 7th.
The claim ef Ora b. Boulton yer
sus the estate of Jennie 4. Weave,
deceased, has been dismissed from
circuit court, the claim having beer
settled outside of court. The plain
tiff asked for $500 for board an,
care of the deceased at his home a
6938 Parnell Ave-, Chicago, for tel
weeks, from Aug. 81, to Oct. 18th
1909. The claim was disallowed b,
administrator John ID. Thomas, an,
suit vas brought. Settlement wa
made for 500.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
A CONTRACTS
Board of Commissioners Hold An
nual Meeting Tuesday Afternoon
Approve Bond.

The annual meeting of the Board
of Commissioners, to receive bids for
county supplies, printing, binding
etc.. was held at the Office of county
auditor C. nj. Walker Tuesday after.
noon. Bids were opened at 200
CLOCK.
The w. B. Burford Printing Co.,
Of Indianapolis, was given Glass 1.
This consists of binding Of books,
blank books etc. Class 2, was award
ed to c W. Metsker. The amount of
this class is about $500. Classes 3,
and 4 were awarded to Hendricks
and Co., publishers of the Tribune.
These two classes amount TO ap.
proximately $3.50. Class 2 is com
posed of blank forms etc, Glass 3 is
Office supplies, and Class 4 is sta
%tionary etc.
On account of the new system OF
bidding, the entire afternoon was
required to compare The several bids,
The bond of George w. Smith, coun-
ty assessor elect, was approved by
the Board.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22

John H. Cummings by Sheriff
Sheriffs Deed to Christian Manuwal
n e or, of n W or, except road 20,
33, 2, Center TIP. $11S0.76.
Melvin l.. Corey and wife W d to
Edgar Metheny and Franklin W.
Morgan part Of lot "a William Add.
to Argos $4,000.
Lucinda Setter and hus., W d t.
Frank j. Knootz lot In Bremen S..
$4,000.
Edward Z. Cline and wife W d to
Melvin N. Coil and arab M. Coil lot
3 Block IL Martins Add, Bremen
$4,000
Andrew l.. Foreman and wife W d
to Delbert A. and Maud Crum part
Of ont lot 43 Niles and Servings Par,
Plymouth $4,000.
Anna M. Bergman and hus., Deed
Of Correction to Delbert A. and
Naude Crum part of out lot 43 Niles
and Servings PARTON to Plymouth.
$4,000.
Matte E. Ketcham and hus., W d
to John N. Wilson part of lot 1G
Vanpelts Add, Plymouth $4,000.
John N. Wilson and wife W d to
Matte E. Ketcbam Und., DR., int, In
lot 25 Enterprise Add, Plymouth
$4,000.
John M. Miller etal Com, Deed to
Jacob and Mary Edwards part of
west half of n e or, also part Of S Q
Or, IF n W Or, 81, 33, / West TIP.
No con.
Mary Gillian and hus. W d to
Amos T. Mullenhour west half of {
z or, also 46.77 a In west half of h
e or, Is, "a, 2 also part of n e or.
10, "a, 2, North TIP, 100000.
Ambrose E. Fink and wife W d to
Frank Eiseninenger 80 a in east half
of n e o., 9, "a, l., Polk 1p, s165O.0C
Myror Chase etal @. C. d. to Trus-
tees of 1. o. o. F. No S21 Tyner In
diana part of lot 8 Block 3 Tynel
s375.00.
Daniel A.. Bradley and wife W d tc
Edwin j. and Lucinda Bradley Und
or, Of part of lot 4 Toners Add
Culver $44.65.
Peter Jefirs and wife W d to Johr
Winning part of lot e3 Plymouth
Improvement Co. Add, plymouth
100000.
Anthony Albert and wife W d t,
Elmer Albert so q in 5 " or, Sec.
5 N. R. L. North Tp.. $6000.0 0.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
TWIN LAKE ITEMS

The Christmas exercises will be
held at the church next Saturday
evening.
Roscoe Nichols returned TO Ply
mouth Sunday evening where he has
been in the employ of J. A. McFarlin.
The men of the neighborhood are
quite busy, opening the roads, which
have been completely filled with
snow drifts making travelling impossi-
bic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lish, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Lawrence and Misses
Malinda Ringer and Laura Lawrence
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Manuwal Sunday.
Twin Lakes has been considerably
on the move during the past week,
E. o. Holem and family and Henry
CRUDE and wife moved to their resi-
dences in Plymouth, and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Mead moved on the Holem
homestead vacated by Mr.. Holem.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carl will move
on the CRUDE farm in the near future
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
SATURDAY CLUB
Christmas Meeting Held at Eome of
Mrs. Underwood Last
Saturday.

The Club met at the home of Mrs.
A. R. Underwood, Saturday and Mrs.
Troyer and Mrs. Hanes were assist
ant hostesses. The house was decorat-
ed with Christmas bells and Christ.
mas greens. All agreed that the
Club was delightfully."- entertained by
story, song and dainty feast.
At roll call thirty-two responded
with quotations full of Christmas
cheer and beauty.
Mrs. Underwood read a carefully
prepared paper, "Christmas in
Story, tracing the history of our
best loved festival, and giving rare
bits Of Christmas love in this, and
many lands.
Mrs. Troyer gave a fine recitation,
"Mrs. Browns Christmas" and de-
serves special mention for learning
such a long difficult poem. Mrs
Hanes and Mrs. Underwood sang q
duet, "Hang up the Mistletoe," ac-
companied by Mrs. Cook. Miss
Yockey sang "Christmas Lullaby. Mr.:
companied by Miss Linkenhelt. Mrs
Hanes and Mrs. Cook gave a piano
duet "Under the Mistletoe."
This fine musical program was
thoroughly enjoyed. To complete onl
pleasure, Mrs. Underwood invited tn,
ladies to the Dining room, wher'
dainty refreshments were served
from a beautifully decorated table
and favors given each one present.
"Without the door let sorrow lie
And if for cold it hap to die,
Wen bury It in a Christmas pie
And ever more be merry"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
NOTICE I0 MERCHANTS

Notice is hereby given that the
requisition for the supplies required
for the County Farm for the quarter
ending March 81, 1911, is on file H.
the Auditors Office, where the same
may be examined. The Board of
Commissioners invite sealed pro-
posals for the furnishing of said sup
plies until Tuesday, January 3, 1911,
when the same will be opened and tn.
contracts awarded. Each bidder
must file with his bid an affidavit OF
no%n-collusion in the manner required
by law.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Witness my hand and seal this
10th day of December, 1910.
! Charles M. Walker, Auditor.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
EDsERToN BANQUET
Annual Love Feast Of Local Institu.
ton Held at Hills Cafe
Wednesday.

The annual banquet given by the
officers Of the Edgerton Manufacture
ing Co., to its higher employees, was
given Wednesday at Hills Cafe. The
officers, travelling statesmen, office en-
ployes, foremen land assistant fore
men were in attendance. The Sey.
bold family orchestra furnished
music during the banquet which
was held at 1900 o'clock
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
IMPRESSIVE
ORDINATION
CEREMONIES
NoTABLES OF EPISCOPAL
CHURCH ATTEND AUsPICIoUS
EVENT IN THIS CITY
WEDNESDAY
Service Began at HOO O'clock Wed
aesday Morning Benjamin F. P.
WINS Raised from
Deaconhood.

Wednesday was a great day In the
history Of the st. Thomas Episcopal
congregation, Of this city. The event
was the ordination of the rector
Benjamin Franklin Pierce WINS
from the office of deacon Of the
church to the priesthood. The cere-
monies which attended the event
were most suspicious, beginning
promptly at ii 100 o'clock Wednesday
morning, and continuing well into the
afternoon. The ceremony was the
most solemn service, which has beer
enacted In the new church. The
services were conducted by Bishop
John Haven White ID. d., of Michi
gan City, assisted by the Reverend'
N. M. Day of Valparaiso, w. S
Howard of South Bend, and L. I
Scofeld, H.. r. Nicely, c. A. Smith
and L. w. Applegate-
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
ADDITIONAL c

w. o. MAGELLAN was in walkerton
Wednesday.
James Deloney went to Fl. Wayne
on business.
Jonas Haag of Tyner was here on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. J.. E. Ellis was a South
Bend visitor Wednesday.
William English spent Wednesday
at Bremen on business.
G. ID. Paxton Of Hibbard spent
Wednesday here on business.
Frank Dane made a business trip
to South Bend Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Long spent Wednesday
with friends at South Bend.
Mrs. Chapman went to LaPorte
Wednesday to remain two days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Hess were
visitors at South Bend Wednesday.
Mrs. Cora Williams of Walkerton
was doing Christmas shopping here
Wednesday,
Carey Gillian of Royal Center il
listing in this city the guest of Mrs
Allen Cole.
T. NJ. Murphey spent Saturday
at Gary on business.
w. f. Hand of Culver spent the
| lay in this city and at Rochester on
business.
George Hahn and family returned
20 South Bend after a short visit with
| relatives here.
Mrs. Rosa Banks and Mrs. Clifford
English of Tyner we're Plymouth
ihoppers Tuesday.
Messrs. John X. Jones and l.. j
| Hess were local visitors at Argos
oday on business.
Mrs. Frank Cullison went to Ko-
| yomo to visit for a few days with
| Mrs. O. +. Mcdowell.
Miss Flora Koontz of Oak Park
| H., is the guest of the family of w
w. Hill for a few days.
Miss Bessie Whiteman Of Bremen
s the guest of her sisters Mrs. P
u. Troyer and Miss Elsie Whiteman
DIR. w. A. Weiser returned to In.
llama Harbor, after spending a cou-
Die of days in Plymouth on business
j. A. Pulley returned to his home
IN Marion Ind, Tuesday after spend.
ng the past few days here on bust
ness.
Mrs. B. M. Seybold and daughter
| Bertha have returned from spending
a few days with friends at South
Bend.
Mrs. C. M. Copeland returned ia
South Bend Tuesday after visiting
with Mrs. John Rush at Inwood fol
the past week.
Harry DeMoss returned to Logan
port today, after visiting with his
~parents Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. DeMoss
here for a few days.
Miss Gladys Pickerel returned tc
her home in Argos this morning afte,
spending a few days here the guest
of Miss Fife Nelson.
Sol Altman of indianapolis and
Louis Altman of Chicago spent last
evening with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Altman here.
Miss Esther O'Keefe is home from
st. Marys Notre Dame, to spend tn,
! Holidays with her parents Mr.. and
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
Indiana Blacksmiths Combine

The blacksmiths and woodworkers
of Waveland Russellville, Parveville
Marshall, Newmarket, Ladoga and
Roachadle have formed a combina.
ton and have issued a schedule of
prices which took effect Friday
Prices are raised an average of 10
per cent and strict rules are in force
against doing credit business. Many
firms have signed the agreement.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
Would Send Drunks to Innrmary

7. f. Ellison of TT. Wayne has
drafted a bill to be presented to the
next legislature providing that
DRINKS be sent to the county infm-
airy instead of to Jail. The cost Of
keeping people at the Jail is consid-
erably greater than the cost Of keep
ing them at the infirmary so the plan
to send the DRINKS to the infrmary
a al eo,ai el them to work looks good.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
Christmas Services at the U. B,
Church.

The Z. B Sunday School is pre-
pairing a program for Christmas
which promises to be the best enter
tainment ever given at this church.
The entertainment will be given
Saturday evening at 7:30, followed
by distribution of presents.
Christmas morning the sermon
will be on "The Song Of joy, in
the evening "Out of Egypt"
Relatives and friends r invited
to attend these Christmas services.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22
Mrs William O'Keefe.

]. Fl. Galloway of Hoopeston ILL.,.
who has been in this city visiting
with friends for the past few days
went to Culver Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Appleman
went TO Chicago this morning for a
short stay. Mr.. Appleman has closed
/. two weeks revival meeting at Etna
Green.
Miss Ruth Chadwick went to South