The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-22

Mrs. William Grimm spent Tuesda,
ar Bonhon.
NJ. Altman spent Tuesday at Culver
on business.
Mrs. DR. Smith spent Tuesday a
South Bend
Welcome Miller spent Tuesday al
Bourbon on business.
Lee VangiTder spent Tuesday at
Bourbon on business.
Mrs Ella Russell spent Tuesday al
with friends at Culver.
Peter Weatherholt 'spert Thursday
III Argos ON business,
Lawrence Carvey spent Tuesday at
South Bend on business.
Henry FARRELL OF Tyner was in this
city on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fletcher were
South Bend visitors tuesday
Miss Grace VanVactor of LaPorte
: visiting with friends in this city.
Miss Marie Rhodes is spending a
few days at Bourbon. Warsaw and
Winona.
Thomas 'McGnff of Argos is spend
ing a few days in this city and at
Laloeville
Mrs Alfred Morrison went to
Coldwater, Mich. for a weeks visit
With friends
Ed. Reynolds went to Lapaz Tues
lay to take charge of the Heinz pickle
station there.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. n. Plan: of Ssuth
Bend, are visiting with friends in thi,
city, and at Bourbon.
Edward Gjemy OF Grovertown
spent the day in Plymouth, and at
Lakeville ON business.
Mrs William Ormond is spending
a few days with friends and relatives
at Dowagiac. Michigan.
Oscar Burclr is home from Seattle.
Washington. attend the funeral OF
his father. Loyal Burch
Miss Lura Rose OF Bourbon is
spending few days with rire family
ri Jacob Foltz in this city.
John Herd returned to his home
r Kewanra tuesday, after spending a
Jew days here on bu-;ness.
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Lehman return
ed to- Indianapolis Tuesday, after Wis
il with friends and relatives here
Mrs. II. Bair returned to Etna
Green Tuesday after visiting with her
sister, Mrs Emma Grantz in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harrison OF
Grass Creek are in this city to at
erd the funeral OF the late Loyal
Buroh.
Miss Margaret Valley returned to
her home in Culver Tuesday, after a
visit with Mrs. John Bollinger for !
lew days.
Mrs L. o. Thomas has returned to
her home in Fort Wayne. after visit
ing with Mrs. Rebecca CLANCY for a
Jew days.
Eert Sherow of Argos was a Ply
mouth visitor Tuesday enroute to Bel
.9n Harbor, where he will spend a
Jew days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hawkins re-
turned to their home in Bremen al
ter short visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Poor.
Mrs. Amanda Johnson went C
South VIII i.y, Tuesday where she
viii visit her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Fetters for a couple OF weeks.
Mrs w. Judkins, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. c. H. Null
e,aih our, for few days, returned tC
her home N Delphos, o., Tuesday.
Mrs. B. Slowly, and MRS J. c
Martindale, and daughter Miss Addie
OF Columbia City were Plymouth Wis
tors Tuesday, enroute to Kewanna.
The Misses Maggie lMurphey anc
Estella Ness left for A1mont, Iowa
Tuesday, where they will visit witt
the formers sister, Mrs. James Peter.
som
Miss Cora Willett Of Florence, Ala
who has been spending couple o.
days with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Agler
went to London. o, for a further
visit Tuesday.
Fred Takenbeck and sister Mis-.
Anna, of Chicago, who have been ths
guests of the family of A. Z. Rhode:
Ter few days went TO Bourbon for
a visit Tuesday
Charles Stephenson, OF Warsaw, :
salesman. has sold to a Fort Wayne
firm cheese weighing 1850 pounds
| The cheese was manufactured al
Utica, ~ Y, and it me asured thirty.
two inches high, forty FIVE inches il
diameter 1t took ten tons OF milk tc
produce ut ana it was pressed into
shape by a specially constructed pres:
in cheese factory 1t is SAID the
cheese is the largest ever sold
BANDITS WORK SUNDAYS.