The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-06-24
!, LOCAL NEWS

G.. n. Smith OF Culver, was here
on business this mornig.
Mr.. and Mrs john A. White we're
South Bend visitors Friday
Mrs. M. L. Blanchard spent a few
days with friends at Walkerton
Miss Maud Eckert of Bourbon,
spent Friday morning with friends
here
Mesdames Fred H. Kuhn and c. J.
Eich were South Bend visitors Fri
day
Messrs. George and Fred Goodyear
spent Friday at South Bend on bust
ness.
Mrs. Ella Drietzler spent a few
days with friends and relatives at
South Bend.
Eugene Beagles spent few days
with his brother, Dan Beagles, at
South Bend.
Theodore McKesson has returned
from Bloomington to spend the sum-
mer at his home
Miss Frances Pickerel of Argos, is
visiting in this city the guest OF Miss
Josephine Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Burch have
gone to South Bend to spend few
days with relatives
Mrs Ed earn has gone to Bremen
to visit with her sister, Mrs. w. E.
Walter for few days.
T. E. Taylor and wife of Walker
ton, were Plymouth visitors Friday,
enroute TO South Bend.
Miss Ethel Johnson has gone to
South Bend to visit with her sister,
Mrs Edna Hill, for a few days.
Mrs. Edgar Wallace has returned
TO her home in Culver after visiting
with friends here for few days.
Mrs. Charles Shafer OF South Bend,
is visiting in this city, the guest of
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Anderson.
Mrs S. A WILSON, is spending a
few days with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith at Bremen.
Glen Underwood has returned from
Bloomington to spend his summer va
cation with his parents in this city.
Mrs Hiram Young went to South
Bend Friday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Belle Rosebaum, for few days.
Miss Ruby Wallace has returned 20
her home in Walkerton after visiting
with Miss Lena Wallace in this city
Mrs Minerva Maggert of Bourbon,
called on plymouth friends Friday,
enroute to Denver, Ind, where they
are moving
Mrs. J. f. Silvius and daughter Ell
dean, went to Argos Friday to visit
with her mother, Mrs Martha Bolin,
for few days
Bert Stansbury OF South Bend, is
expected tomorrow TO visit with his
mother, Mrs. Elijah Stansbury dor a
couple OF days.
Mrs N L. Blanchard of Elkhart,
who has been visiting with friends in
this city and vicinity, went to Walk
erton for visit Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Bush OF Gull
yer, spent Friday morning in this city
enroute to South Bend where they
will visit for few days.
Mrs. Sarah Myers has returned tc
her home in Wiuona. after spending
a few days with her daughter, Mrs
Floyd Bunnell in this city,
John c. Carman OF South Bend
called on the family of his brother, B
E. Carmen in this city Friday enroutt
to his home from Rochester
Mrs Emma 'Baugher returned &c
her home in Walkerton Friday, after
visiting with Mr. and Mrs Frank
Baugher here for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Kinsel has returned tx
her home in Mentone, after visiting
for few days with her daughter
Mrs. Ella 'Stansbury in this city.
Miss Venus VanVactor came VI
from Argos Friday to attend tn,
Bible scheol at the Church Oh Coo
and visit her many friends here.
Mrs. Ethel Light has returned tt
her home in Greenville, Ind, aftel
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. A
c. Shafer at Inwood, for few days
Mrs Frank 'Cullison and sons, Ar
mold, Floyd and Oscar, went 10 Soutl
Bend Friday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Florence Swinderman, for a few
days. I
The Misses Blanche and Norm-
Cullen have returned to their hom
in Monticello after visiting with TIL
family of A. J. Metsker in this cit,
for few days.
Mrs Elizabeth Leedy and Mrs Al
ne Kline and brother David Kline, o
Pienceton, were Plymouth callers Sat
urday enroute to Tiosa, where the.
will spend few days with the fansil
of Manassa Leedy
A load of wheat was recently mar
keted at Junction City, Kansas, whic.
brought S91, said to be the larges
amount ever paid for single load j
the state. 1t graded No. 2 hard an
brought S1.24 per bushel.
Morris Brosnafan and daughter
Miss Catherine of Pierceton, Spen
Thursday evening with the family O
Harry Humrichousef here enroute t
their home from Notre Dame, wher
Miss Brosnahan has been attending
St. Mary's College, during the pas
uear