The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-09-23

friday dt NulNeT.
David Bowles spent Friday at
Etna Green, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton CRUDE
spent Friday at Chicago.
w. f. Gay OF Bourbon, was in
Plymouth on business Friday.
Mrs. c. Wilson spent Friday
with friends az South Bend.
James DeLoney was Fort
Wayne visitor Friday on business
Henry B. Hall has returned
from a business trip to LaPorte.
DR.. n. S. Lindquist spent the
day at South Bend, on business.
Mrs. c. Stull and son, Roy, CT
Tyner, were Plymouth visitors
Friday.
Messrs. Noah and David Hite
spent Friday at Leesburg on
business.
L. ]. Ebel and George Sindle
spent Friday at Walkerton on
business.
Mrs. ]. V. Ashley is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Taylor, at
Rochester.
Mrs. Minnie Williams is spend
ing few days with friends at
Walkerton.
The cool spell did not give us
any frost and the corn is probab-
ly ont of danger.
Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald and
daughter, bessie, were South
Bend visitors Friday.
Mrs John Marshman OF Argos
is here visiting with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Sponsler.
John +. Behmer has taught the
Burr Oak school nineteen years
and commences his twentieth
year Monday.
Mrs. Charles Baker went to
Lafayette to visit with her son,
Samuel, who is attending Pur-
lue University
Darmon Rhinehart left FRIDAY
morning for Bloomington where
e will continue his course in In
diana University.
Mrs. A. c. Capron of Fort
Wayne, was a Plymouth visitor
Friday. She will open her cottage
Tor a few weeks.
Cecil Gordon, who bought the
burned buildings at the Blain
corner, will soon have the rub
Dish cleared away.
George Anders and family, who
reside east OF this city, went to
Mishawaka Friday to visit with
their son, Ira Anders.
Mrs. S. f. Reeves and daughter
Miss Carrie, spent Friday al
Mishawaka. attending the reun-
ION OF the Bolls family.
Frank H. Powell went TO Ak
ron, Ind, Friday, being called
here by the serious illness OF his
grandmother, Mrs. Susan Secor.
Prof. c. ]. Parreant returned tc
South Bend, after spending
Thursday evening here, and as
sisting the Plymouth band with
its concert.
Mrs. Ellen Huff OF Argos
spent Tuesday with her sister
Mrs. Lee VanGilder, enroute t.
Berne, Ind, where she will make
a further visit
Guy Smith and wife. who re-
side in Illinois. and who have
been visiting with the families OF
George MAGELLAN and Peter Strau-
terman, returned to their home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Meredith OF
Columbia City, who have been
visiting with Mrs. Thomas Spon-
sler for few days, went to Bour-
bon for a VISIT Friday, before re-
turning to their home.
Charles Nyhart, wife and
daughter, Bessie of South Bend
and his father, George Nyhart a
this CITY, have gone to St. Joseph,
Mo-, for a visit of several days
They will make the trip IN
Charles automobile.
Messrs. Ed Rankin and Hiram
Atkins spent Friday at Bourbon
on business. Red Sign, the pac-
ing horse owned by the latter
took fourth place in a free for all
at the Goshen fair yesterday
classed iwth horses OF the 2:O5
class.
John F. BehmerAone of the old
est teachers of Marshall county
has commenced his twentieth
year as teacher of the Burr Oak
schools. Probably no country
teacher in the state has a longer
record as teacher of the same
school.
Argos Reflector: The Lake
Erie is doing nice onion bust
ness, seven cars being shipped
from this point Tuesday. Cars
are being loaded with the Stink
fruit every day and the farmers
are learning that there is money
in them and every year more
farmers engage in the onion in,
dustry.