The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-09-30
LOCAL NEWS

Glenn Seybold has returned
from Petoskey, Mich.
Mrs c. H. Monroe OF Hib-
bard, was a Plymouth visitor to-
bard, was a Plymouth visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs. Ida
Cudney of Tyner, spent Tuesday
here.
Ms. Philip Wolfram has re-
turned to Hamlet after visit in
this city.
Miss Mary Heisler of South
Bend, visited here on her way to
Wanatah.
Fred Copp and family have
gone to Mishawaka, where they
will reside.
The Pennsylvania railroad is
building a concrete walk on La
porte street.
r. c. Gibbs of Huron, S. D.,
is visiting bere with the family of
]. NJ. Steele.
Miss Mary Shetland has gone
to South Bend to visit friends
for few days.
Marshall Greer and William
Baker transacted business at
Pierceton Tuesday.
Frosts so far have done no dam
age in this county and excellent
crops are assured.
VIII c. Hendricks of the Trib-
une, who has been very sick for a
week, is improving.
F. NJ. McClurg, who has been
employed here several days, has
returned TO Mishawaka.
Miss Alice Moore has gone to
Tyner to- visit for a few days with
her sister, Mrs Frank Powell.
Austin s. Dunning OF Mclean
county, Illinois, is visiting his
brother-in-law, Harrison Riddle.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Whitley
have returned to their home al
Argos, after a visit in Plymouth
Hiram Atkins is at Hillsdale
Mich, where his horse, Red Sign
is entered for the races this week
George Ridenbaugh has return
ed 10 his home at Convoy, after
a visit with friends in this county
Miss Bessie Rensselaer,, who i:
attending school at st. Marys
was home few days this week
Mrs. Carmichael, the state
agent, brought five boys to the
Brightside training school this
week.
O. II. Wilkinson has returned
to his home at South Bend after
a visit of several weeks in Ply
mouth.
Mrs. Edith Francis has return
ed to South Bend after a visit o
two weeks here with her sister
Mrs. Smith.
Otto Jordan the barber, has re
turned from St. Joseph, Mich.
where he has been employed sew
eral months.
Harrison Riddle and Austin
Dunning went to Inwood Tues
day to visit Mrs. Geo. Riddle wh(
is reported quite sick.
James M. Shafer OF Jefferson
Texas, who has been visiting il
this vicinity for several weeks
will return home next week.
DE. Snyder has gone to Paw
Paw, Mich, to visit his brother
and inspect a vineyard which Al
bert thinks is the finest on earth
Fred Grimm, Who mas been il
the Northwest twelve years, i!
home for visit with his mother
Mrs. Confer and other relative
here. o.
Mrs. Amanda Whitmor .
Mishawaka, stopped here on he
way home from Ohio, where sh
attended a reunion of the Ulricl
families.
There is a spot on the sun sew
eral thousand miles in diameter
Some scientists think 1t cause
electrical disturbances and calt
weather.
Mrs. Switzer and her sister
Mrs. ID. NJ. Carver, who are her
from Lincoln, Neb. have gone t.
Hubbard to visit their sister, Mr.
]. l.. Mosier.
There have been earthquake
this week in Ohio, Indiana, Hin
ois, Kentucky and Missouri. TIL
only damage was the rafting o
glass and furniture.
Corse and Glass, two hustlin,
Young men are now proprietor
of the river bank restaurant
They purchased it of Bert Ackle
Tuesday and have taken posses
sion.
On account of a defect in TIL
furnace of the Christian church
prayer meeting will be held a
the home of Frank Cullison Wed
nesday evening. 1t is expecte'
that the furnace will be fixed b.
Sunday.