The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-18
Bert Hand of Green township

Dr. GOuld OF Argos, CnanSed
cars for South Bend today.
c. M. Lauer went to Goshen
for an indefinite stay on legal
business.
Fillmore Head went to Lake
vile Wednesday for a brief stay
with his sister.
Marriage license was issued on
Wednesday to Oliver P. Vance
and Gertie May Turney.
Mrs. May Brough and little
son of Hanna, changed cars here
Wednesday morning for visit
with friends at Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heminger
of Sophia street, returned We'd
nesday morning from a few days
visit with friends near Donald
son.
Will Porter of Culver, staid
over Tuesday night with his
brother in the city and went to
South Bend for a few days So
journ.
Frank Staley now employed
at South Bend, returned to that
city Wednesday after a few days
visit with his parents and friends
near this city.
Mrs. Alderfer of Indianapolis
passed through the city We'd
nesday on her way home from
an extended visit at her old home
at Atwood, Kosciusko county.
Mr.. Ellis of Argos, who has
been employed at the barrel fac
tory, returned to his home We'd
nesday morning on account OF
the factory having closed for
few days.
James R. Vinnedge went to
|Tyner Wednesday for a few days
trip in the interest of his Wis
consin land boom. James is a
hustler as he has demonstrated
by other deals besides the present
one in land.
Mrs. ]. w. Rinard left for the
west Wednesday morning with
Stockton, California as her des-
tination where she has a sister.
She expects to spend the remain
der of the winter.
Rev. F. Thomas who was for
thirty years presiding elder of
this district paid visit to his old
| friend the Rev. Cleaver of the u.
B. church. He left for Burkett
Wednesday morning to preach
the funeral of an old friend.
Mrs. Barnhill, who was report
ed seriously sick at her home in
South Plymouth is reported
much improved and thanks are
due to the skillful treatment of
DIR. Borton and good nursing of
her loving family and friends.
Mr.. Helty of Indiana Harbor
went south on the Lake Erie
Wednesday enroute to his former
home at Muncie. Mr.. Helty was
employed in the postoffice at In
diana Harbor and expects to re-
turn TO that thriving city in about
month to take position in the
office of the Lake Shore railroad.
Frank Cline, the hustling real
estate trader, returned to his
home in South Bend Wednesday
after a brief sojourn in our city.
He says Plymouth is too slow to
catch a cold, and a man can find
a dozen trades in South Bend to
one in Plymouth. Yet we notice
he likes TO come back occasional
ly.
! Mr.. c. J. Wilson and wife OF
| New Carlisle, stopped in our city
A few days with his brother n.
Wilson returning home Wednes-
day by way of South Bend. They
have been travelling for some
time in the sunny South, enjoy
ling themselves to the full and re-
turned lookir & fresh and vigor-
ous.
I Oron Hoover the day operator
at the Pennsylvania station is
lust recovering from severe at
| fiction of the eyes which an eye
specialist at Fl. Wayne styled
Itheomatism of the nerves. He al
first thought he had gotten a
cinder in his eye but it proved to
be much more serious but we are
glad to say he is much improved
and out of danger.
Rev. S. H. wager of South
Whitley was in the city Wednes-
day looking after his interests in
the u. B. Assembly of Rome
City. He has had the book priv
|ilege at tie assembly for several
wears and IS making tour of the
cities in northern Indiana in that
Interest. He is a pleasant, schol-
| arly gentleman, with whom it is
| a pleasure to come in contact.
MR.. Yretha Lowry stopped If
the city between trains Wednes'
| day morning on her return to hel
home near Harris station where
she is keeping house for hel
brother Frank Voreis. She re-
!. ports Frank, who has been II
l Missouri, for the winter for hi:
Health as somewhat improved
/ but another brother Loire, ha!
been quite sick at the famil,
! home at Hubbard. They are thu