The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-11-26
LOCAL NEWS


u S. Lemert transacted business
at South Bend Thursday.
Frank Hager spent Thursday after
noon al Culver on business.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Mattlx were
Valparaiso visitors Thursday
Harry Menser of Culver, was a
Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
Atty. J. w. Parks is spending the
day at Indianapolis on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cast spent
Tuesday with friends at B urDon.
Mrs Daniel Voreis is spending a
few days with friends at Lakeville.
Fern Rhodes of Columbia City, was
the guest of Plymouth friends Thurs
day evening.
Mrs VIM Luty OF Bourbon, was a
Plymouth visitor Thursday, enroute
TO Logansport.
Mrs. Ed Hunter has returned from
visit with the family Of Schuyler
Keel at Rochester.
E. c. Martindale and Harry Unger
went to South Bend Tuesday morn
ing on legal business.
There will be third degree work at
the Blue Lodge Friday night. A full
attendance is desired
Mrs. James Price ds spending a
couple of weeks with friends at Tip
pecanoe and Bourbon.
Oliver Rosenbury and c. aries
Thomas went to Culver Thur sday,
where they are employed.
. Miss Jennie Schultz has returned
TO Culver. after visiting with rela-
tives in this city for few days
Mrs Joseph Write of This city, is
visiting the family of her son, Elmer
White in South Bend this week
Mrs. ]. c. Steinebach went to
Bourbon Thursday, to attend tie
funeral of her uncle, John D. Miller
Mrs Edward Snepp of Auburn
Ind, is visiting with her mother, Mrs
Curtis. in This city.
Mrs. Rinard has zone 10 Chicago
where she has a position as specia
tutor in the Hyde Park Conservatory
Mrs. K Edwards has returned tC
her home in Culver, after spending
few days with friends in this city
]. L. Trowbnidge and family o.
Sou-h Bend, have returned home
after visit on ten days here and a
InWood
Mrs Fred Hatfield was called tc
Bourbon Thursday, on account o.
the illness of her mother, Mrs. New
ton Garrison.
Mrs. Stevick and son VIII al
Clayton were the guests OF Mr.. ane
Zehner and her mother, Mrs. Leffert
hast Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oler of Ar
Cos. called on friends in this cit,
Tuesday enToute to South Bend
where they are moving.
Mr. and Mrs. c. q. Turney lef
for Nevada o., Tuesday morning, t,
which city they are moving, and vii
make fheir future home
A guaranteed city production NJ
moving pictures but real artists ant
the best you ever have seen. Remem
Der the date, Nov. 10, 20. 21
Vicsor Dlbble went to Crestline
o., Tuesday evening II take an ex
animation for interlocking repair
man and lampman. at that city.
Mrs. Levi Hadsell has returned t,
her home in Paw Paw, Mich, afte
visiting for a few days with friend
in this city and at Bourbon
The Misses Fannie and Mar,
Koontz hav.. returned to thei HON
in Warsaw, after spending f:w day
with the family of ]. NJ. Steele.
Rev. E. c. Wareing and famil,
have returned from Seymour, Ind
and Rev. Wareing will continue ser
vices at the NJ. E. church Sunday.
Mrs. F. Reed of La Grange Coun
ty, Ind, who has been visiting will
friends in this city for a few days
left for a visit SheIbyville, Tuesday
Mrs E. M Bash of Bruce Lag
visited in this city Tuesday on he
way to Tyner, for visit of a few
days with relatives and friends there
Earl Now and Otto VanDyne ar,
ont canvassing Plymosrh and Val
paraiso for the sale of the Away
New Stove Polish. "-Rocheste Sen
tinel.
Plymouth people are warned to b,
careful OF counterfeit money, which
is extensively circulated in this reg
ion. The counterfelts consist OF fiv,
dollar bills, which are numbered D.
47,936,s72
The rummage sale is now oper
and any one having any clothing OF
furniture can leave word at the Ros
House, or bring it to corner of Mica.
igan and Sophia streets. Open after
noon and evenings
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Thomas lef
for their home at Three Forks, Mont
Thursday after visiting with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hindle
They will visit at Montford, Wis, en-
route to their home.
The latest thing in thievery ha:
been reported at Belden There
thieves captured several fat hog.
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