The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-06-13

Miss Bertha Head spent the day
lat Hamlet.
Mrs. Cora Hobbs and son Roscoe,
are visiting at Culver.
Mrs. P. M. Krouse and son Rus
|sel, spent the day at Culver.
Mrs. ]. M. Bishop and daughter,
Ruth, are visiting at Culver.
Mrs. D. Hecke of Fl. Wayne,
was in the city Wednesday,
Mrs. Louise Crum of Bourbon,
spent the day with Mrs. Garrett.
Miss Maud Bell of Inwood, spent
Wednesday afternoon in Plymouth.
Miss Jennie Shultz has gone to
Hubbard to visit with her parents.
Misses Grace Tanning and Bessie
Mason spent Wednesday in Culver.
Mrs. Philip Ball and Miss Mary
Sullivan spent the day at South
Bend.
Messrs. Jas. and E. A. Wilson of
Culver, spent Wednesday in Ply
mouth.
Russell Helm left for Chicago
Wednesday, where he will spend sew
eral days.
Mrs. Rosetta Rhodes went to South
Bend Wednesday to spend a few
days with friends.
Levi Turner who has spent a few
days in Warsaw, returned to Ply
mouth Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Deacon went TO
Avilla, to visit with friends and rel
atives for a few days.
While in Chicago Tuesday Miss
Hoham purchased beautiful new
Mason & Hamlin grand piano.
Mrs. Samuel Hanes and daughter
Jessie. of Lima. Ohio. are visiting
with he family Of James Hanes.
The ladies' parish guild, will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. {. A.
Reeve. A large attendance is desired.
Miss Elmira Whaley returned to
her hom in Walnut after visiting
with the family of Mr.. John A. Mar
tin.
Mrs. Rachel Voreis, of South Bend,
who has been visiting with her son
Sheriff Voreis, returned home We'd
nesday.
Miss Ruth Logan left for Cold
Water, Mich. Wednesday morning.
where she will spend a week with
relatives.
Mrs. G. S. Sisk returned to her
|home in South Bend, after spending
la few days with parents and friends
in this city.
Mrs. Ed Peterson of Grovertown,
Iwho has been visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. A. T. Allen: returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Worthington and
daughter Madaline of Akron, Ind,
|are visiting with friends and relatives
in this city.
Carl Wade returned to his home
lin Beaver City, Neb., Wednesday
after spending a week with friends
lin this civ.
Daniel Liggett of Shreve. Ohio,
returned home Wednesday, after
spending few days with his broth
Ter, Robert Liggett
Miss Minnie Nighlinger has re-
turned to her home at Berrien
Springs. Mich, after visiting for a
few days with friends in Plymouth.
| Miss Hoham wishes to announce
that she is prepared to take limited
number of music students for the
summer Terms, seventy-6ve cents
la lesson.
In hard rain that visited Evans
willie Monday, many toads, frogs and
angle worms fell in the shower A
Iten-inch alligator was picked up also
| after the rain.
Mrs. NJ F. Raverty and niece,
niece, Miss Mary Buckberg, who
been visiting with the family of Mrs.
Peter Pesch, returned to their home
| in Chicago Tuesday evening.
What is known as the Foley House
was raided late Tuesday night, and
two girls, Alma White and Fern Mil
Ter were arrested Both pied guilty
land paid fine of $l4.05, apiece.
Pastoral installation will be held
| in the Reformed church on Thursday
evening. June 49, The services will
be in charge of Rev. N. B. Mathes
of Goshen. All cordially invited
Mrs. c. A. Hartman has sold her
restaurant on North Michigan street
to Mcdonald Bros. We are told
they are experienced in this bust
ness. They have taken possession
About twenty of the friends OF
Miss Christine Myers, surprised her
at her home Tuesday evening with
a linen shower. A pleasant evening
was spent and the crowd broke up
at late hour.
F. c. Salisbury, manager oil
Schlosser' stock farm, went Tuesday
to Lafayette to be present at Purdue
commencement. Mr. Salisbury is a
graduate of the agricultural depart
ment of Purdue.
The South Bend Times says S. E
melbourne, of Culver, was brought
to that city Tuesday noon and re-