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


at Bremen.
Miss Maud Miller spent Fri
day at Chicago.
]. n. Wilson spent Friday al
Bourbon on business.
w. E. Bailey spent few days
at South Bend on business.
Atty, Parks of South Bend
spent Friday here on business.
Mrs. Pearl Mast of South
Bend, visited her mother Mrs,
]. |. Berkeypile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Reece of Fl
Wayne, spent couple OF days
with relatives here.
Mrs. Harry Addison and
daughter Bessie, of Culver, spent
Friday morning in Plymouth.
Mrs. Julia Work and daughter
Mrs. Curtis of South Haven
Mich, spent Friday at Valpa-
raise.
c. \. Fleming returned to
South Bend Friday, after spend
ing a couple of days with P. w
Jones here.
Miss bessie Whiteman return
ed to her home in Bremen Friday
after spending few days with
her sister, Mrs. P. ]. Troyer.
Mrs. Minerva Shaffer returned
to her home in Mentone Friday
after visiting her son Noble. who
is attending High School here.
Mrs. VIM. Whitesell returned
to her home in Donaldson Friday
after visiting for a few days with
her mother, Mrs. c. G.. Bollman
Mrs. Nancy McKinsey and
brother Samuel Linn of Dayton
Ohio, have gone to Bremen tc
spend a few days with relatives
Francis McClurg and family
left for Mishawata Friday tc
which city they are moving an(
will make their future home Their,
Thomas M. Bowles of Argos
was a Plymouth caller Friday, or
his way to Mishawaka, where h,
will visit with relatives for a few
days.
Mrs. Charles Boggs OF Argos
was a Plymouth caller Friday or
her way to South Bend, where
she will spend few days with
relatives.
Mrs. E. O. Adomeit returned t.
her home in Cleveland, o., Friday
morning after spending a weel
with her parents, DIR. and Mrs
Loring.
Mrs. VIM. McGlothlin return
ed to South Bend Friday afte
spending a couple of days in thi'
city, the guest of Mrs. c. w
Metsker.
Matthias Mangus of Argos
has gone to Etna Green for ;
few days visit with his children
He spent yesterday with friend.
in Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ligget
went to Laporte yesterday, tC
visit her mother, Mrs. Harrie
Bailey, who is confined III TIL,
hospital there.
Jackson, White and Delaware
counties voted dry by large ma
jorities and all other countie:
voting this week are expected t.
vote the same way.
The city OF Muncie voted dry
Tuesday by 220 majority. TIL,
dry majority in the county i.
1884, the largest given by sny
county in the state.
Mrs. Martha Shaded of Letter
Ford, who has been the guest o
Mrs. Louis Overmyer in this cit,
went to Walkerton yesterday TO
"a few days visit with her son
Guy.
Edward Garren and step
daughter Miss Grace Woodward
returned to their home in Soutl
Bend Friday, after visiting for ;
few DAYS with friends in this cit,
and at Tyner.
Mrs. c. E. Pickeral and niece
Miss Gladys of Argos, were call
ers in this city Friday on thei
way to South Bend, where the,
will spend few days the guest
of Mrs. George Worthington.
f. A. Fink and wife returned I,
their home n South Bend Friday
after spending few days will
the family of J. R. Losey in thi
city. SIR. Fink was formerly il
the Dig business in Plymouth.
TIE Pennsylvania Railroad OF
Saturday last received consign
ment of 1,25O,OO0 gallons of creo
sote to be used IN the treatmen
Of ties. The consignment wa
brought into port on a BritisI
steamship and is said to hav'
been the largest cargo OF its kim
yet arrived.