The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-05
LOCAL NEWS

bon visitor Thursday
VIM. O'Keefe spent Thursday a
Kewanna on business.
c. R. Leonard spent Thursday a
South Bend on business.
Ira Kyser OF Argos was in Ply
mouth on busines Thursday
Supt L. E Steinebach spent Thurs
day at Culver ON business.
Isaac Brown of Rochester was III
Plymouth on business Thursday
Mrs. L. F. link of Hubbard was a
PIymouht visitor Thursday morning
Mrs. John Harris spent Thursday
with her son Welcome at Valparaiso.
Mrs M NJ Logan is. spending a
few days with friends at Fort Wayn;.
Lott LJosey went to Culve- Thurs
day to spend a couple of weeks vaca-
tron.
Monroe Steiner spent cou-
pie OF days at South Bend, and Lake
Vile
David Sechrist and wife OF Bour-
bon spent Saturday here and at
Delong.
Sylvester Hiss OF this city is book
keeper at the Heintz Pick.e station
al Bourbon.
Henry Jarrell OF T ner spent Thurs
day in this city and at South Bend
on business. 1
Mrs. Robert Ar6ord of Indianapolis
is visiting with her sister-in-low,
Mrs George w. Baxter.
Messrs gVm. Walter1ouse and Da-
vid Waiter OF Wall,erton were in this
city on business Thursday.
Mrs. Rose Elizabeth returned to
Chicago alter visiting with friends in
this city and at Culver. F.
Mrs. Ed. Osborn returned 70 her
home in F9rt Wayne afler a short
visit with friends in this city
Mr.. and Mrs L. R. Bell and Mrs.
John Wiltforrg spent Tuesday with
the family of DR.. Shafer at Rochester
Mns Edith Jack and children wet
to South Bend Thursday where she
will visit for a few days with Mrs A
Turney.
Mrs Mary Westervelt on Laporte
formerly of this city called on
friends here, enrou to her home
IN WinOra
Jonathan Warren and family OF
Argos were called to Lapaz, by the
death of Mrs. Warren's brother John
w Thompson.
Miss Nellie linn OF Flora Ind was
a Plymouth visitor Thursday enroute
to her home after attending Valpa-
raiso University
Mrs Anna Miller of Schoolcnaft
Mich, returned TO her home afte. a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Thron
for a couple of weeks
Miss Freda Wolfram has returned
to her home IN Waterloo, Ia, aftel
spending a couple OF weeks with her
aunt, Mrs Margaret HoIham
Earl Lehnler, aged 20 years e
Bourbon, fell As feet from the topl =
large barn IN Bourbon, and as;d
from a few bruises remained nbur
Meissus Elmer and GahZ4 Law
renee, and Oron RargeE left 10
~ Dakota Tuesday, whs they w;
spend the remainder - the st,mne,
Mrs J. Camp oi(LaPorte who rs
been visiting wj1 friends and rel;
'"es IN tns fy for few days hs
eoiie W outh Bend for furthe
visit
rs john Baugher and daughtet
2-law, Mrs. VIM. Baugher went I
HBenbon Harbor, Mich, &c VISIT wit
the family of George Baugher 10.
few days.
Mrs OTTO RoutheTman and Mrs.
Rudowski of Chicago, who have bee
the guests OF Mrs Anna Shoemak,
for a few days returned to the
homes Thursday.
Mr.. RI Mrs. Mil II Hun an
daughter, Mrs. Pearl HoefEnger, an
SON Welcome, of Misha waka, WI
have been visiting I'm this city, ha'
gone TO Culver for visit
Mrs Ralph Leonard, who has be,
CRITICALLY i'll of Typhoid fever at h
home OF her parents, Mr. and Nh
j. A Ylocl1ey is much improved Al
rlow seems out OF danger
Mrs Harrison Hloruer of this chi
whose husband died few weeks az
received notice Thursday that she h
been granted a pension. She sent
her application just three weeks ag
Lawrence Carney lett for Chica.
Thursday enroute to Alberta Canad
MIR. Carvey has the territory fro
Winnepeg to the Pacific coast
Canada as travelling salesman for Il
Mallable Steel range Co.
Miss Hazel Edna Neiw5house we
to Culver to spend Thursday WI
Miss Jesse Taylor. Friday Miss Ne
house left for two weeks vi
= It with her grandmother Mrs. PR
celia Mckee at Finlay Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs J. Ames of Mishaw
IA, WHO have been fire guests
Mrs. Catharine Green for a few daS
returned TO their home Tuesday Th,
were accompanied by Miss E
Green who will visit at Mishawal
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Bell of Ne