The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-11
) L06nL and PERSONAL !

Mrs. NJ. Moore went to South Bend
to visit.
JULIA Berger and Emma Nichols re-
turned to their home at Lapaz
Washington Kelley returned to his
home near ODER.
Miss Bertha Walders and Cora
Kepler are visiting at South Bend.
Mrs. c. Firestone and Mrs John
WEIGH went to Valparaiso to visit.
Miss Ethel Snowberger of Delphi
is the guest of c. w. Metsker and
family.
The city is extending its water
mains on South Street in southwest
Plymouth.
Charles Lish returned to his home
at Grovertown after visit with his
uncle, H. B. Allen, of this city.
Churubusco's municipality owned
water and light plant, that cost $685.
600, was sold this week for $4,000.
Alta Sidell returned TO her home at
Stillwell after visit with her sister,
Mrs. Ida Day west of Plymouth.
Mrs. W. H. Lawrence. went to
Bourbon where she will visit for sew
eral days.
Mrs. E. Lipers from Fort Wayne,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. S.
Egganan of this city.
Mrs. Cal Lawrence of Detroit,
Michigan, is here visiting her eaugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Lackey
Agnes L. Brown returned 20 her
home at Laporte after a visit with
Miss Anna Dunn of this city.
Rev. Charles Fribley and wife, OF
Bourbon, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary, Friday, April
2s. -il11
Miss Nettie Slough of Bremen, ha.
gone to Terre Haute to attend the
State Normal school during the sum-
meT-
Miss Audrey Campbell went to La
porte where she will visit for several
days with her sister Mrs. H. w. Dav-
IS
Mrs. c. Ringgenberg went to Mil
ford where she will visit her daughter
Miss Grace Ringgenberg, for several
days
The report circulated on our street.
TO the effect that Mrs Mabel Wilkin-
son had died at her home in South
Bend was false.
Mrs. Mary Weiss and daughter
Clara went to South Bend to attend
the funeral of Mr. Gangrich of tina,
city.
Ghita Farnieau returned to her
home at Kalamazoo, Michigan, after
visiting with Miss Lois Force for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Ed. Gayman, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Reams oil
this city, returned to her home al
Crumstown.
Chicago now monopolizes the news
from the front. Manchuria is eclip.
sed by the hostilities in the big city
on Lake Michigan.
Alma Overmeyer after visiting with
Mrs. ]. G. Leonard and others il
this city for several days returned
to her home at Argos.
Mrs. B. VI. Bullet who has been Wis
ting at the home of Ralph Klecknel
and John Ashton, returned to hel
home at Petosky, Michigan.
Miss Bessi McDufie has arrived
from Chicago to remain for some
time with her grandmother Mrs. Ben
ham, who is in very poor health.
Mrs. Eber Burch returned to hel
home at Hamlet after visit OF sew
eral days with Mrs. Becknell, of thi:
city.
c. L. Switzer of this city, was Ell
ected as an alternate delegate by the
State N. W. A. lodge. to the Nationa
Convention to be held in Milwaukee
There is a new grocery firm in
town, John R. Jacoby having pur-
chased a half interest in the A. M
Reeves grocery store on Michigan
street.
Rev. c. A. Brooke and wife formeI
pastor of the NJ. E. church OF this
city, visited with friends here while
enroute from Chicago to their home
at Flora.
Sylvester Logan has purchased the
L. B. Boggs farm three miles south
of Plymouth IN the Michigan road
and is moving from this city to the
farm this week.