The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-05
LOCAL NEWS

Rochester on business.
Mrs Olive Harris spent Friday
with friends at Bourbon.
&. R. Leonard spent Friday at
South Bend on business.
E. C. Martindhle and Harry CRUDE
were at Tyner ON business Friday.
Miss Lrpcret1a Rea OF Culver spent
Friday in this city and at Argos.
Miss Hattie SSddle is visiting with
friends and relatives at Noblesvlle.
Mrs. w. M. Grfmm Is visiting with
her sister Mrs. S f. Ruff at Tyner
George Haag IS reported seriously
Eli at his home on west South steet.
The Misses Metric Corse and Bes-
Sic Vinall were Niles Mich, visitors
"Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. F. Hanes and daughter,
Miss Frances were Winona Lake Wis
itors Friday.
Ms. E. C. Beck0neT went to Hamlet
to visit with Mrs. Louis Larramorc
for a few days.
Frank Carl returned to Lakeville,
where he is employed, after short
visit in this city
Miss Elnoua Dugan is,vlsEtisg with
her grand mother Mrs Olaf Benson
at Inwood Tor few days.
Miss Ethel York returned 70 her
home in Bourbon Friday after VISIT
ing with Miss Carrie Rhodes in this
city.
Mrs. A. c. K,oehene has returned
to her home IN Culver after a snort
visit with Mrs Frank LanSon in this
city.
Logs are being hauled to be used
in the hog house that will be erect
ed ON the Pcttawattomie site at Twin
Lake.
Miss Mabel Bryan went TO Mish
awaida, where she will visit with her
brother. H. C. Bryan and family for
few days.
Mrs. s. f. Boys and children have
gone to Quincy, iM5ch, to visit with
her sister, Mrs. r. T. Baldwin for a
few days.
Mns. Henry Mick Of Michigan City
who has been THE guest of her mother
Mrs. Jennie Bavter returned TO her
islome Friday.
Oscar Burch, Mho was called to
tb6s city by the death of his father
returned TO his home in the state of
Washington Friday
az. c. Lane and wife CT Argos,
were Plymouth callers Friday enroute
to Lakevflle where Iley Will spend
few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs L. F. Overmyer and
their guests Mr. and Mrs d. f. def
enrh of Fremont, O, are spending
few DAYS at Letters Ford
Mrs Sarah Trissnger returned to
her home IN South Bend after visit
ing with fer paents Nh. and Mrs.
David Livinghouse at Donaldson.
john Baxter returned to has home
IN South Bend after spending Thurs
day evening in this city with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs George Baxter
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Frisinger OF
Auburn, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
FrishInger OF North Judson, are vis-
ting with relatives ait Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Turner OF
Walleerton spent thursday might in
Plymouth on their way home from
an outing OF few days at Winona
J. T. May of EIwood was a Ply
mouth visitor Friday enroute tc
iMishawaka where he will spend a
few days with his brother w. H.
May
The Misses Mary Huffman and
Garnand Snoeberer of Macy were
mouth visitor Friday enroute to
their home, after short VISIT at Wi
roma
Miss Helen Allen- OF Danville, ILL.,,
who has been visiting with iler
mother, Mrs. Amelia Allen for a cou-
pie of months, returned to her home
Friday
Mrs. Addie r. Brown of Los An
gelas, Cal, who has been the guest
of her mother Mrs ]. N Wilson in
this city. went to Rochester for
visit with friends.
Mrs James B. Caryer of Bremen,
was a Plymouth visitor today, en-
route TO Fit Wayne, where She will
visit with tine family Of William
Wloolman fior couple of weeks.
Joseph Holzbauer and daughters
Rose and Marguerite are spending a
couple of days at South Bend, Hud-
son Lake, and St. Jospf. Mich, after
which the young ladies will go to
Chicago for visit with friends
A woman has been elected superin-
tedent OF the Chicago schools. She
will have salary of $4,000 and will
have the control Of s5O,OOO,O0O of
school funds and the care OF almost
100000 children. 1T lis the most inn
fortant office and the largest salary
ever given any woman in the United
STAGES.