The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-29

city ON business Saturday.
Miss Eva Davis OF Culver was a
Plymouth visitor Saturday.
Mrs. John Bussard of Argos called
on Plymouth frien' Saturday.
Chas. Whitley OF Chicago, is visit
ing with friends in this city.
Misses Laura Boss and d Eta
Price spent Saturday at South Bend
Mrs. Ira earn and Miss Lucy Nc
Farlin spent Saturday at Souon Bend
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Thayer and
son Paul. spent Saturday afternoon at
Culver.
Miss Mamie Washburn is spending
a few days with friends at Sou'h
Bend.
Mrs. Jacob Rensselaer, and daughter
Miss Bessie, were South Bend visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. J. A Tuesburg is visiting with
uCI SiSlCi, MIS- W. J. L dii di a. oiON-
ertown.
Mrs. @. w. Lemler went to Colum
bia City Saturday, to spend a week
with relatives
Messrs c. w. Ramsey and Geo. W.
Ramsey are spending few days at
South Bend.
c. L. Andrews went to South Bend
Saturday where he will spend a week
with relatives.
Miss Jean Campbell has gone to
Tippecanoe to conduct services for a
couple of days.
Mrs. Geo. Cole is visiting for few
days with her sister, Mrs Bertha Nc
Carly, at South Bend
Mrs. Grant Reed OF Tyner. was the
guest of Plymouth friends Saturday,
enroute to South Bend.
Mrs. A. Ellison has left for Belois.
Wis, where she will visit with her
son, Chas H. Smith, for few weeks
Mrs. and Miss Goodsell OF Fl. Scott
Missouri, are visiting Mrs. s. J..
Woodrow and other friends here for
a season.
Mrs w. P. Wilcox left for Chi
cago Saturday, where she will spend
week with her daughter. Mrs. c.
II. Corwin.
Mrs H. E. Batterman of Detroit,
Mich, who has been visiting with rel
atives at Culver, called on Plymouth
friends Saturday.
Mrs Samuel Harrington has re-
turned to her home in Donaldson at
ter visiting for few days with
friends in this. city and at Bremen.
Postmaster J. A. Yockey attended
he Watson meeting at Michigan City
Monday evening and reported that it
was attended by a mammoth en.husi-
astic crowd.
Mrs. Clarence Slayter and Mrs
Jacob Lavender returned Thursday
evening from a visit with relatives in
Missouri. They report plenty of rain
in that state.
Mrs. Mary Martel OF Hecla. Neb,
who has been visiting with Mrs. Eliza
McCan and other friends in this city,
left for Beardstown. ILL.,, Tuesday
where she will spend few days
Mrs. Henry Grossman and daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. F. Caufman of Spokane,
Mich, who have been visiting with
the formers daughter, Mrs VIM. Eng
lish, returned to their homes Thurs
day.
Cyrles w. Patterson and wife and
mother. Mrs. w. NJ Patterson of CHI
cago, are visiting with the family OF
K. F. Brooke The former leave for
California next Saturday where they
VIII spend the winter
The camDsign has entered the zone
when il is necessary to beware Of
roorbacks. One of the latest is that a
Democrat will lose his vote i. lie
scratches his ticket He is at liberty to
scratch i, IS heretofore
Mrs. Annie Davis of Clearwater,
Wis. and Mrs. Ella Swisher OF
Wheatheld Ind are visiting with {.
NJ. Slayter and wife Mrs. Davis was
Miss Amy Slayter. and Mrs Swish
er was Miss Ella Slayter, who left
this city with their parents over thirty
years ago
And then there was the time you
took her to the county fair. You
wore that new $9.9s suit; had a new
rig and new whip with a red ribbon
tied around it. She wore a white
dress with blue sash and string
of glass beads about her neck. Mind
those entries in your daily expense"
BOOK? Candy 10 cents; peanuts 5
cents: merry-go-around tickets %;
side show 30 cents; lemonade 10
cents; ice cream 20 cents; shooting
gallery 10 cents, tintypes-you've got
em yet, you sitting and she standing
with her hand on your shoulder-5o
Cnaf h,rt thought
blew yourself that day. didn' your
Elk.