The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-28

Charles. spent Saturday at South
Bend.
Miss Cecile Burkett is visiting
with friends at Kokomo for a few
days.
Mrs. S. NJ. Boyer OF Valparaiso,
spent Saturday with friends in
Plymouth.
Messrs. Robert Eckert and
Perry Gay were at South Bend on
business.
nIerl Ringgenberg is visiting
with relatives at Warsaw for
few days.
Miss Elsie Whiteman went to
Bremen to spend Sunday with
her parents.
Miss Catherine Dalrymple
went to Twin Lake to spend
couple of days.
Miss Lura Huffman of Tyner,
spent Saturday in Plymouth, and
at South Bend.
Mrs. L. Werntz OF South Bend,
Is visiting in this city, the guest
OF Miss Mary Primley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Holloway
went to Mishawaka to spend a
few days with relatives.
Miss Elsie Morical OF Bourbon,
called on friends here Saturday,
on her way to South Bend.
Harry Humrichouser and son,
Henry l.. Jr., made a business
trip to South Bend Saturday.
Rev. S. \. Now and wife went
to Hamlet Saturday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Cyndia Bell.
Mrs. Rebecca May went to Do
wagiac. Mich. Saturday where
she will spend the winter with
her son.
Monroe Steiner went to Mich
igan City Saturday, to attend the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Elem
kurr.
Miss Lilly Morris has returned
to her home in South Bend, after
visiting with friends in this city
and at Tyner
Mrs. ]. NJ. Parker and daughter
Arvada. OF Inwood, went to
South Bend for a few days visit
with relatives.
Mrs. .Ilo Loser has returned to
her home in Logansport, after
visiting here with her daughter
Mrs. l.. M. Shakes.
Miss Ethel Dearborn OF Ro-
hester, was a Plymouth visitor
Saturday enroute to her home al
er visiting at Warsaw.
Guy and Fern Mccormick
went to Donaldson Saturday, fol
a short visit with their grand
mother, Mrs. F. Bogardus.
| Messrs. Raymond Gear anC
Charles Sheetz came home from
South Bend to spend Sunday
with their parents here.
| Mrs. Mary Cartwright has re
turned to her home in South
Bend, after spending a few day.
| with friends in Plymouth.
Mrs. Lucinda Jones OF Soutf
Bend, returned to her home Sat
urday. after visiting her niece
| Mrs. Addie Bottorff, in this city
| The gang OF workmen wh'
have been employed in repairin!
The platform at the Pennsylvani,
station. returned to Fl. Wayn
Saturday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Stephen Middle
ton returned to their home ii
New Carlisle, after attending tn
funeral OF his father, Thoma
Middleton.
Mrs. John =. Hansen OF Bour
Don. who has been the guest c
Mrs. Margaret Hoham and othe
relatives here. returned to he
home Saturday.
Mrs. Raymond Schlosser OF Ir
dianapolis, who has been visitin
with her mother, Mrs. Matild
Miller, for a week, returned
,ler home Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine Payne of Knos
who has been visiting wit
friends in this city for a fe,
. days, went to Hubbard for fu
Their visit Saturday.
! Mrs Harvey McFeely of Gu
yer was a Plymouth caller Tue.
lay, on her way to Argos whel
,he will visit with her mothe
Mrs. Simon Mattix.
Mrs. w. M. Sherland Of Lapa
and her guest, Mrs. Alma Nor
schein OF Elkhart, who have bee
. visiting with Mrs. Shelby Lelan
for a few days, returned to Lapa
Saturday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marsh an
daughter Annabelle, and Mr. an
/ Mrs. Chas. Robbins autoed
y Plymouth Sunday, where The
n spent the day with Harry Lacke
e and family.-Rochester Sentint
Mr.. and Mrs. George Matz al
! children Stella and Oscar
: Mishawaka, who have been visi
b ing with the family OF l.. G. Ha
h ley for few days. went to Bou
l. bon for a further visit w
r, friends Saturday.
o Mrs. w. r. Clay and daught
y Margaret of Peru, who have be
5 visiting with her mother, Nh