The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-15

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S E. Boys spent Thursday at CHI
cago on business.
Mrs. Emma Kunz called on friends
at Harris Wednesday,
c. u Slayter spent Thursday at
South Bend on bus ness.
Sanford Sheeks of Tsner was I'm
this city on business Thursday
Mrs. Rev. Simon of Donaldson,
was Plymouth caller Thursday.
Mrs Charles Kvser of Twin Lake,
was Plymouth caller Thursday
Miss Helen Jordon visited in
Rochester, the guest of Miss Helen
Bitters.
Mrs Balsaar Scheetz has gone to
South Bend to visit with Mrs Virgil
Candy, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Riddle left for
Lowell, Ind, Thursday where they
will reside in the future.
Miss Edith Andrews went tc
Goshen Thursday to, visit with her
father J. F. Andrews for few days
Mrs John Freeman went to .Bour-
bon Thursday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Hattie Enfns, for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. J S. Wiseman OF
ErShart are visiting with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Wiseman. here
Mrs. Calvin Bhughman went to
Hamlet Thursday to visit her par
ents. Mr., and Mrs E. E. Roose for a
week
: Isaac Myers has returned to his
home in Twin Lake, after visiting
with his SON Aaron Myers here Tor
few days.
Mrs. Otis Moore returned to her
home in Kokomo Thursday after
spending a week with her sister Mrs
Vim. Rohr and family.
Mrs P. w. Smith went. to L,apaz,.
Thursday morning, where she will
spend a few days with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Francis.
George Hicks OF South Bend, Supt
OF the Anti Saloon league, was, in this
city awt1le Thursday changing ears
enroute Tor his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w zimmerman
OF Rochester called on friends in this
city Thursday,~on her Nay 10 Laraz.
10 attend the funeral OF relative.
Mrs. Rosetta Rhodes has returned
to her home in South Bend after
spending a few days there, the guest
OF her daughter Mrs. Louis Stout.
Miss Dora Harmon of Roam was
Plymouth caller, Thursday on her
way to South Bend where she will
visit with Mrs Moslander for a Jew
days.
Mrs. Edith Bar and mother, Mrs
Martha Elvies, Went TO indianapolis
Thursday morning where they Will
visit with friends. and. relatives for a
few weeks. f's..
+ J. B. Grover returnef'to. his home
f, in Harris Thursday after attend
ing the reunion Of the 10Th. Indiana
at the home. OF Loyal Burch in this
city last evening.
Miss Bessie Jacoby returned4te ST.,
Marys More. Dame where she is at
tending school, after spending few
days vacations with her uncle, Mark
| Jacoby and family
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Hawkins re-
| turned to their home in Bremen
Thursday after attending the wedding
of her sister, Mss Edna Poor to NJ
Orval Leslie yesterday
Peter Rivar went to Inwood today,
Peter R'var went to Inwood Thurs
| day, where the win erect monument
over the graves OF mis- father and bro
/ tner In beineG cemetery. &
Mesdames Byron Carpenter, John
Zumbaugh and d. NJ. Carpenter o,
Argos, were Plymouth callers Thurs
day on their way to Hamlet to visit
with Mrs George Weissert for a few
| days
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hobby OF Alb
erdine, South. Dakota, who has been
visiting iwth his brother, Frank Hol-
by, east OF this city, went to Green's
burg for visit with friends We'd
nesday
John Whaley, who has been sick
for several months moved from a
farm east OF town to the Bollman ad-
tition in this city today. Dr. Aspin-
all brought the srck man to the city
in his buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Adomeit of
Cleveland. o., who have been visiting
with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Lor-
ing IN this city, went to New Buffalo,
Mich, Saturday, where they will
spend few days with his parents.
Rev. and Mrs w F. Adome;t.
An insanity inquest has been insti-
ttrted in justice Haag's court at Peru
upon James Whiteside who was last
week arrested on the charge of grab
bing at people on the Streets at night
and was afterward arraigned before
Judge Tillett and sentenced to a term
in the JeffersonviNe reformatory.
Witnesses were examined Monday
afternoon and the case has been con-
tinued Tie father and intimate
friends OF Whiteside believe him TO
be mentally unbalanced and that
Longcliff asylum is more fit. place
for him than Jeffersonville,