The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-05-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Logan came

Mrs Henry Yarian, of Akron, Ind.
guest of the family of Frank Swover-
land, returned home Monday.
David Fetters, Ed Which and Paul
Logan, were representatives of North
township in our city Monday.
The funeral of R. S. Shafer of Ty-
ner, who died Saturday morning, was
held at Tyner Monday afternoon
Mrs Gideon Blain returned to In
dianapolis this morning, having visit
ed her parents here the past week
Charley Brown of Detroit, came
home Saturday to visit his mother
and friends. returning home Monday
Roscoe Nichols and wife of South
Bend visited over Sunday with his
father, John Nichols, of Twin Lakes.
Mrs. Charles Seltenright, of Harris
Station, returned home Monday from
Bourbon, where she had been visit
ing.
Miss Ida Nier returned from South
Bend Saturday and has accepted a
psition with the Plymouth Steam
Laundry.
Miss Edith Bower of Columbia
City, spent Saturday and Sunday
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phia street.
Mrs L. Klinghammer and daugh-
ter, Letta, of South Bend were
guests over Sunday of Mrs. Hoham
and other friends.
Mr. Siders was confined to bed
much of the time of last week. Sun
day he was somewhat improved and
was able to be up.
Mrs. Vinnedge, of Lapaz, spent
Sunday in this city and attended the
meetings at the Church of Cod, of
which she is a member.
Harry Coffy, of Indianapolis, and
Miss Mary Patterson of Chicago:
daughter of the late Otis Patterson,
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
Mrs John Chandler and children
went to Warsaw Saturdav evening
where they will spend a few weeks
at the home of her mother
Mr. and Mrs John " Rolfe, of Ar
gos, spent Saturday and Sunday with
the family of their son-in-law Stacy
Burden, of West township.
Messrs Louis F. Mickey and Ed
ward Bergman and the Misses Rose
Alberts and Grace Tanning spent
Sunday afternoon at Bremen.
Carl Bloomdell, his mother and
his sister, Celia, with Mrs. Bloom,
all OF South Bend, attended the fun
eraf of the late Helm Anderson, at
Donaldson, Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel Voreis and daughter,
Grace, of Hubbard, visited in the city
over Sunday with Sheriff Voreis and
services at the Church OF
God, held by Mrs. Woodward
J. A. Runner and wife OF Fort
Wayne, the former a brother to Mrs.
d. Hoover, of West township, are
here on business connected with the
settlement of the Walburn estate.
Mesdames James Thayer and
Frank Lamson returned Saturday
from a two-weeks' visit in Tennessee
with Mrs. Frank Forbes, Mrs.
Thayer's sister and Mrs. Frank
Horn.
S. B. Jordan is extending his porch
or his Sophia street residence, re-
roofing, painting and otherwise re-
fitting so that when finished lie will
have the equal of the best on the
street.
And now comes Mister Metsker
;Ind calls the old council, all of whom
were Democrats, "grafters." He does
not expect any more favors from
them and of course it does not mat
ter to him what he calls them now.
Miss Emma Hillsman resigned her
place on the Independent, that she
had for some years acceptably filled,
and will reside for time with Sis
ter, in the hopes that an outdoor life
will benefit her health.
Benjamin Rhoades and wife of
Hillsdale, Wisconsin, returned to
their home Monday, after spending
the winter in Plymouth and sur
rounding towns. Mr.. Rhoades is a
brother of Lemuel Rhoades of this
city.
M. NJ. Logan and wife of Fort
Wayne, were in our city visiting rel
atives and many friends Sunday and
Monday. Mr.. Logan is in the employ
of the Pennsylvania railroad on pack
age local between Fl. Wayne and
Crestline.
Welcome Logan came home Sun
day for few days vacation at his
home in North township. He has
been employed for six months as
stenographer for firm in Hammond
and resigned to accept better po-
sition in Chicago.
The semi-annual convention of the
Episcopal diocese will meet at Lo-
gansport on Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week Several of the
men of St. Thomas church will at
tend the banquet. to be given on
Thursday evening.
Grandma Wiltfong of Lakevilie
who is in her s5th year, drove down
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