The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-12
LOCAL NEWS

Miss 1SdTI NOlOul Wdo d DOutH D~AN
visitor Monday.
B. F. Holem of Twin Lake, spent
Monday morning here
DIR. and Mrs. Preston spent Sunday
at ST. Joseph, Mich.
john BomeA spent Monday at Lo-
gansport or business.
Miss Hildegard Nagle spent a few
days at Laporte.
w H. Conger spent Monday at
South Bend on business.
L. C. Harley was Walkerton visi-
tor Monday on business.
Louie Mickey was home from
South Bend over Sunday.
L. R Ocker spent few days at
Walkerton on business.
Samuel Osborn OF Culver, was IN
this city on business Monday.
Miss Frances Hahn of Bourbon,
was a Plymouth visitor Monday.
Joseph and Edward Bergman were
home from Culver over Sunday.
Mrs. Marion Cramer and two sons,
spent Monday with Mrs. James Pedro
at Harris
Logan Hines OF Chicago, Is visit
ing with his aunt, Mrs. Thomas
U1rnes. in this CITY.
Mrs. Myrtle Barr returned to Etna
Green, after visiting with friends in
Plymouth and at Culver
DR.. T. A. Borton and grarddaugh-
ter, Jane Aspinall are spending a
couple of days at Kewanna.
George Soioe has returned from
Wanatah where he has been employ
ed on the Pennsy, railway.
The Misses Edith and Ocie Miner
returned 10 their home in Argos
Mor1day after short visit here.
Lloyd Harris left for Sarles. North
Dakota Monday where he viii spend
the remainder OF the summer.
john Keller OF Indiana Harbor, ac-
conrpanied the base ball team from
that city to Plymouth Sunday.
Sylvester Hiss returned to Bcur-
bon after spending Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hiss
NJ Foker OF Mishawaka, who has
been spending few days at Argos,
and in this city, returned to his home
Monday
Noble McCrory WAS home from In
diana Harbor, to spend Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Nc
Crory.
Mrs NJ A Thompson of Bourbon,
was a Phyomuth caller Monday, en-
route to TEosa, where she will visit
for a few days
Mrs. E. HINES returned TO Pierce
ten Monday, after spending few
days with her daughter, Mrs Chas
Borders here.
Mrs w T. Walter returned to
her home in Bremen Monday, after
Wishing, her parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Boss.
Miss Jessie Scblosser has returned
to her home in Argos after fe@
days visit with Miss Bessie Wraghts-
man in this city.
Miss Nettie Slough of Bourbon
vras Plymouth caller Monday, en-
route to South Bend, where she vii
visit for a week with friends
Miss Edna BoFlinger returned tc
her home in Donaldson Monday at
ter visiting her aunt. Mrs Franz
Burns for few days.
Donald Green returned to his HON,
in Warsaw Monday after vtzst;, /:
his mother, Mrs. Thomas Hines, IL
rhis city for few days.
AIRS. Frank Casper and son Edgaf
have returned to their n RE in Sousl
;3e,.d, after visiting with friends i
this city. for few days.
Arthur Ball and wife have returned
to their home in Mishawaka, aftei
visiting with friends and relatives ii
this city for a few days
'Connell Yazel and family have re
turned to their home in MiShawaka
after visiting with his father, Davit
Yazel for couple OF weeks.
Rev and Mrs. l.. A. Conner o
Cleveland, Ohio, spent Monday witt
Mrs Sarah Chaplin enroute to Macy
where they will visit for a few days
Mrs Eta Amones returned to he
home in Bourbon, Monday after at
tending the funeral Il JAMS Stone
which was held at the Jacob \urci
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Holman return
ed to their home in Bremen Monday
after visiting with the family of Ere,
Thompson at Maxinkuclcee and witt
friends in this CT
Charles Kilmer and wife retrrnc,
ed to their home in Kewagna Mon
day, after attending the funeral o
Mrs. Countryman at EtDa Greer
were Plymouth visitors Monday.
Mrs William butcher of [Misha
waka, who has been visiting witt
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Waite
Campbell at Tyner. called ON friend
mere Tuesday enroute to her home
George Bergman. who has bee
employed as cutter in tailoring firm
at Sheridan, Iowa, returned TO thi
city. Saturday eve1Eng, to spend
month with his parents, Mr. and Mr.: