Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-08-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

| friends at South Bend.
Miss Daisy Woodward went to South
| Bend on the noon train.
Mrs. Bridget stack is the guest of
relatives at Wslkerton.
Mrs. Arnold. of Bourbon, is the guest
of Mrs. G. c. Wink this week.
A child from Mishswaks was
brought to Brightside this morning.
Miss Lissie Mortimore, of Bourbon,
is the guest of Miss Pearl Anderson.
j. y. Mote, who has been visiting his
mother in this city, went to Chicago TO-
day.
Theodore Rhinehart returned to
South Bend today after visiting friends
in this city.
Adam Hensel and son, Lawrence,
went to South Bend this morning to
visit relatives.
Harry Armstrong and D. A Yarrick
were passengers on the early morning
train to Chicago.
Harry Steinbsch, of Bourbon, was
the guest last evening of {. T.. Wink, on
his way to Chicago.
Mrs. Julia Blain and Mrs. Thompson,
of Chicago, spent the afternoon at
Lake Maxinkuckee.
Miss Jessie Watson has returned to
her home at Etns Green, after visiting
Miss Edith Bsbcock.
Mrs. Hooks left this morning for her
home at Bunker Hill, after visiting her
father, VIM. Sperrying.
Miss Kate O'Donnell returned Mon
day from two weeks visit with
friends at Detroit, Mich.
Mark Rsyrick and Misses Lena and
Minnie Shoemaker, of Monterey, are
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Flo Verks, who has been cook
ing at the Hotel kellison, left last eve
ming with the Robinson circus.
W. T. Leonard and family have
rented the Vinsll cottage at Pretty
lake and will camp the coming week.
Charles Wilhelm and John Meeks,
who have been visiting here since Sat
urdsy, returned today to South Bend.
Lewis Morrison, of Hobart, who has
been visiting in this city, returned this
morning, accompanied by his mother
Fred Hahn, of Bourbon, attended the
show in this city Monday and was the
guest over night of his brother, VIM.
Hahn.
Mrs. Charles Woodbury. and dsugh-
ter, Maggie, went 10 Michigan City to
day, where they will visit relatives for
week
Edgar Bell, Fred Colvin and Ernest
Fryatt, of Bourbon, were the guests
yesterday of Lloyd Morris and Ralph
Leonard.
Mrs. e. II. Lehr, who has been visit
turned this morning to her home at
Bremen.
Misses Minnie and Mary kemps who
spent Monday the guests of Miss
Lizzie Kruger returned to their home
at Argos.
Street Commissioner Knoll was una
BILE to work his force this morning on
account of the heavy rain Sunday and
yesterday.
Mrs. Allen Shook who has been
visiting at the home of Fred Shoe
maker has returned to her home at
Burr Oak, Mich.
Mrs. Betz and granddaughter, Miss
Myers, of Rochester, were the guests
over night of Mrs. Grant Betz, on their
way to South Bend.
Miss Alta Carver returned this morn
ing to her home at Grovertown altar
a pleasant visit at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. II. b. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smell arrived today
from South Bend and will make their
home in this city for several weeks as
Mr.. Smell has employment here.
Mrs. f. l.. Shanahsn returned this
morning to her home at South Bend,
after pleasant visit at the homes of j.
V. Ashley and III. b. Whitlock.
William Walters has resigned his
position at Vinnedge's grocery store
and is now employed with Mr.. Hart
man, the south side grocerymsn.
Mics Marie Rhoades returned to her
home in Plymouth today, after spend
ing several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Philpott.- Warsaw Times.
Paul Sibley. twenty three years old,
student of Purdue university for
several years, and q prominent young
man. of South Bend, died yesterday.
Mrs. Welch. who has been visiting at
the home of r. G. Kloepfer and other
relatives since May, departed this
morning for her home at Milwaukee.
Joseph Chase, of Tyner, who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Is. NJ.
Seybold, left this morning for his home,
accompanied by his grandson, Glenn
Seybold.
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