The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-29
LOCAL NEWS

ElEhart and Goshen on business.
Mrs. Maud Martindale went to
Rochester to visit Mrs. George
easier.
Milton Crum of Lapaz was in
Plymouth on business Tuesday
morning.
Miss Fern Morelock went to
South Bend Thursday for a
short visit.
Mrs. w. F. Young and Mrs
Sarah Rosenbury spent Thurs
day afternoon at South Bend.
Mrs. Myra Burns and daugh-
ter Alta, of Burr Oak, was in the
city shopping Thursday.
/. w. Brumbaugh spent a few
days with friends and relatives at
South Bend.
Miss Evaline Lydell is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Leona
Lydell at Etna Greene.
Daniel Porter went to Logans-
port to visit with his daughter,
Mrs. George Klingerman.
Messrs. George Thayer and
Charles Worthington were at
Chicago on business Thursday.
Mrs. James Wade and daugii-
ter Mrs. ]. H. Balsley went to
Walnut to visit Mrs. f. Gordan.
Mrs. NJ. L. Helpman OF War
saw, was the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Geo. Kooser here Thursday.
Mrs. Evaline Flori has gone to
Etna Green to spend a few days
with the family of her son Eu-
gene.
F. c. Burke passed through
the city on his way to Warsaw,
to attend a district meeting of
the Red Men.
Mrs. Maud Martin who has
been visiting with the family OF
Ora Seymour. returned to hey
home in South Bend.
Mrs. George A. Mann and
daughter Lois, of Wymore, Neb..
is visiting with her mother, Mrs.
l.. Linkenhelt in this city.
RAYMOND Schlosser left Thurs
day for Indianapolis, where he
will take charge of the branch OF
fee of Schlosser Creamery Co.
The Mishawaka Daily Journal
has suspended publication and
transferred its list OF subscribers
to the South Bend News.
Mrs. Ray Craft spent Thursday
with her sister, Mrs. Dora Nc
Chesney at Harris, and will
spend a few days at Lapaz.
Mrs. Henry Weaver of Bour-
bon who has been spending a
fewdays with her brother J. w
Parks returned home Thursday.
Mrs. H. l.. Marsh of Grover
town, Mrs. Bradbury and her
mother, Mrs. Burson of Hamlet
were Plymouth visitors Thurs
day.
Mrs. r. P. Coons of South
Bend, who has been the glest oil
her uncle, William Wagner and
wife, returned home Tuesday.
John Rowan, one of the oldest
residents of Bourbon, who has
been in failing health for some
time, is reported much improved
The heavy rains of the pas
week have raised the river sc
that more than the usual number
of fish are expected this spring
Miss Grace Brooker returned
to her home in Bruce Lake Tues
day, after short visit with TIL.
family of her uncle |. n. Trout
man.
Mrs. Josephine Corbin, a mis-
sionary from New York Cit,
spent Wednesday evening at th'
Grand Hotel here, enroute II
Alaska.
Mrs. Charles Hisey, who wa.
called to this city by the death o
her father, Harvey Hutchinson
has returned to her home a
Hammond.
Ringing Bros. circus will visi
Indiana during the month of Jul,
and it is given out that it viii
visit number of cities in North
ern Indiana.
Mrs. Mary Lewark OF Rusl
county stopped here Thursda,
on her way to Lapaz to visit h
son, Professor Lewark of the La
paz schools.
Mrs. Charles Kromeweter re
turned to her home gin South
Bend Tuesday, after visiting 10
a few days with her mother, Mr.
II. M. Miller.
Captain Brooke of the Saliva
ton Army was sent to Jail IL
South Bend for blocading tn
streets and is now holding meet
ings in his cell.
Mrs. Susan Brown and grand
son Donald returned to Logan
sport Tuesday, after having Wis
tied with the family OF Nj. V
Long for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Taylor OF South
Bend, who has been visiting th'
family of Oliver Splitter, went Z
Donaldson, where she will make
her home with her son Elmer.
The two-years old son of Emf
Shiff1ev residing east of IaDOrte