The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-13
lO6hl AND PERSONAL

Mrs. NJ S. Abbot is visiting her
sister at Knox.
c. F. Pontious of South Bend, was
in the city Monday.
Mrs Whitlock and son Maurice are
here from Ligonier.
Mrs. c. Haberkorn is here from
Chicago visiting at the Hoham home.
Miss Bright Camp has returned to
Delphi where she is teaching school.
Judge Bernetha will spend Sunday
at his home in Rochester.
MRS. Mary E. Harris went to Ko-
komo on a visit.
Miss Agnes Jones went to Argos
on visit.
Mrs. G.. A. Kleinsmith went to Lo-
gansport on business.
Mrs. Ella Demoss and Mrs. Alva
Smith are visiting at Logansport
Chas Miller of Bremen, is here
working in the treasurer's Office
Vera Humrichouser has returned
from South Bend
DR.. c. F. Holtzendorff made a pro-
fessional visit to Harris Station.
Mrs. c. w. Metsker has gone to
Camden to visit for few days.
Mrs. c. S. Cleveland has gone on
a visit to Mishawaka-
Mrs. Nj. F. Helmuth who has been
visiting F. J. Buzzard and family, has
returned to her-home at South Bend.
Mrs. ]. E. Basel returned TO her
home at Kewanna after spending sey-
era days in this city with friends.
Mrs. Harry Harris went to Harris
Station to visit with her uncle w.
K. Harris
Mrs. Adam Wise and children are
visiting with her brother at South
Bend Q
Mr.. and Mrs. James Holderman are
visiting the formers people at Oswe-
60, Indiana.
J. H. Hoy went to South Bend this
noon. He expects to make visit to
points in Ohio next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kelyer of West
township have gone to South Bend
where they will visit for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Vannasdall of
Crovertown returned to their home
today.
Mrs. c. T. Mattingly has gone to
Nashville, Tenn. to visit her son.
She will be gone several weeks.
Mrs. James Thayer and brother w
F Hall of the Hall Printing Company
OF Chicago, who came last week,
went to Columbia City to visit
Harley Rodgers, the Tippecanoe
Jeweier, spent Wednesday and Thurs
day with his son, Ed P Rodgers
N this city.
DR.. Brown has moved his Office
from the Kendall block to the Wheel
er building and now occupies the
rooms vacased BY 3. N Seybold-
The Misses Wayne and Grace Bus
sard OF Plymouth, who have been Wis
ting Miss Edna Sumner. returned
TO their home this afternoa- VaIpA-
raiso Vidette
The vouchers have been received
granting pay to the members OF the
Plymouth Militia Company for a.ten-
ding the United States inspection
last February
Miss Mamie Beldon has accepted
the position of teacher in the primary
room at Argos Mrs. Huff who has
been the teacher could not continue
on account OF sickness.
Monroe Jacknan, teacher IN the IN
wood schools, left Thursday fSS
the northern part Of North Dakota.
Mr.. JackInan VIII teach there this
summer.
Louis NJ. Whitehead, OF Goshen,
who was sentenced to prison on
"Wednesday for forgery was mem
Der -ol the jury which convicted Rol-
lin Ellison, the Lagrange banker, and
was in favor of acquittal for the bank
er.
Il left my pillow standing in the
fields when came to mingle with my
{ friends said Mr.. Bryan at Des Moi
mes Saturday evening. 1t is clear that
no one would expect him to take It
with him but Mr. Bryaa, ought to
know that man who leaves his tools
II the fields Is apt to be as unsuccess-
"a Il farming - Mr.. Bryan has been
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