The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-20

MISS LOlllC L uhlCl WdS q ~NIICS,
visitor yesterday.
Miss Clara Weiss was a South
Bend visitor yesterday.
Welcome Miller spent yester-
| day at WinOna on business.
Mrs. George H. Thayer spent
yesterday afternoon at Culver.
H. H. Miller OF Bremen, was in
this city on business yesterday.
Miss Carrie Mcbride of Lake
ville,was a Plymouth caller Tues
day.
]. \. Molter spent Tuesday al
ternoOn at South Bend on bust
ness.
Mrs. ]. d. Heminger and w.
Kennedy spent yesterday at Niles
Mich.
GuStus snyder OF Jner, was a
Plymouth visitor yesterday on
business.
Mrs. L. NJ. Tanner and daugh-
ter, Edna, spent yesterday at
South Bend.
The AIiSSe Carrie and Laura
Reeves were South Bend visitors
yesterday.
Charles Protsman OF Conroy,
Ohio, is here for visit of two
| weeks.
Miss Mayme Bussard visited
he Lapaz schools yesterday al
lernoon.
Robert Sullivan spent a couple
Of days at Walkerton on bust
ness.
William OKeefe and daughter
Miss Esther, spent yesterday at
ternoop at Culver.
r.. B& Parks of Bourbon, was in
dis city on business yesterday,
enroute to South Bend.
Mrs. frank Burns has left for
two weeks trip to Denver, and
other Cities in Colorado.
Joseph Stegman OF Peru, was
ehe guest OF his father, Peter
Stegman in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Meeks left
Tor Warsaw yesterday, where
hey will reside in the future.
William Sibert and cousin, J.
2eighart of Canton, Ohio, spen:
yesterday at Koontz Lake, fish
ing.
Mrs. NJ. c. Pogue has gone %
last Chicago for a few days visit
With her daughter, Mrs. Bert
3urch.
Mrs. ]. Rowells OF Donaldson,
allied on friends here yesterday,
enroute to Argos to which place
ahey are moving,
Misses Elenore and Carrie Du-
gan are spending a few days with
heir grandmother, Mrs. O,af
Benson at Inwood.
George Kelley is here from Chi
,ago for a visit OF few days
ind is doing some electrical work
1t the Novelty factory this week.
Mrs. J. w. Pritchett returned
10 her home in Marion, after Wis
ting with her father, William
Il
McDufhe, in this city for few
days.
| George H. Thayer received a
,ablegram yesterday morning
from Mrs. H. G. Thayer stating
that she had arrived safely at
lLondon.
Louis Bose OF Argos was Ply
mouth caller yesterday enroute to
outh Bend, where he was called
~ the. illness of his sister, Mrs.
~arrie Calvert.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. \. Senour OF
Dickinson, North Dakota, who
have been the guest of Mrs. Dan
.el Hahn for several days, spent
yesterday at Winona.
Louis Beagles of Tyner, was a
plymouth caller yesterday on his
way to South Bend, where he
will visit with his son, William
Beagles for a few days.
Mrs. Cyrus Schultz of Argos,
called on friends here yesterday
on her way to South Bend, where
she will spend a few days with
her sister, Mrs l.. +. Berry.
Mrs. G.. w. Gerard and Mrs. E..
| Dickson returned to South Bend
Monday, after attending the fun
eral OF their sister, Mrs. George
Herman at Tyner Sunday.
| Mrs. NJ. ZwoSter and son My
ron, returned to their home in
Chicago Monday after spending a
'ouple of weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Bagley. o
Mrs. James Ford who has been
making her home for the past
year with the family of Julius
Born in this city, went to Bre-
men Monday for a visit with iner
son, Fred Shropp.
All sizes of drain tile, from 3
to II inch, at Thomas Tile Mill,
2 miles southwest of Lapaz, Ind.
The quality of the ware we are
making this year, is the best yet.
Come and see them. Prices are
tight. Frank l.. Thomas.
| Robert Mecum of Laporte,
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