The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-18

FRIDAY mere on business.
Miss Elsie Rose of South Bend, is
visiting with her parents in this city
Albert McGriff is visiting with his
sister, Mrs Bertha Bowers, at South
Bend
Mrs Charles Kebert went to Nap
anee for a few days visit with rela-
rives Friday.
Mrs. John Butler of Culver, is the
guest of Mrs A. R. Underwood for
couple OF days.
James tMcKesson and S. G. Haag
Of Tyn.r were here Thursday morn
ing on business.
Miss Belle Fisher went to South
Bend for a short visit with her broth
or, Joseph Fisher.
Miss Olive M Thompson who
caches in Chicago, was home for
'isit over Sunday.
Mrs. c. E. Rankin is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. {. +.
Casner at Etna Green.
Mrs. J. V. Ashley went to Bourbon,
Thursday TO spend a couple OF
weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas S. Lewis are
spending a couple OF weeks with
riends ar South Bend
VIM. Walterhouse returned to his
home IN Walkerton after short tav
N Plymouth on business.
Mrs. F. NJ. McCrory went TO lndi-
ana Harbor, to spend Sunday with her
.hildren, Noble and Genevive.
Miss Jennie Schultz has returned to
Culver, after visit with relatives IN
Plymouth and at Grovretown.
Lloyd limbaugh IS spending
few days with hrs grandfather, /. J.
Freshour and family at Rutland
Mrs. Floyd Eckert went to Chi
cago Thursday to visit for few days
with her sister, Mrs. L. S Craig.
Mrs. Hattie Caldwell has gone to
South Bend to visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. w. Now, for week.
Jacob Gran OF Columbus Ohio. was
in this cit, Friday. soliciting for a
German paper published at Columbus.
Miss Marie Baughman went TO
Hamle, Friday for few days visit
with her parents Mr. and Mrs +. c.
Roose
Adam E. Wise left for indianapolis
this morning 10 take UP his duties
as Representative from Marshall
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Baker wen, 10
South Bend FRIDAY TO spend few
days with her sister Mrs w. V. Nc
Kesson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham OF Hib
bard is visiting in t1nis city, the guest
of her son Robert Cunningham, and
family
Mrs. Charles Stoneburner went %
Inwood Friday morning, TO vi. il with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
Stone burner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wolf OF Lima
Ohio, who have been visiting with
relatives in Plymouth, returned to
| their home Friday.
Miss Louisa Corse is home from
Argos over Sunda- The Argos
schools are closed today, in honor Of
Lincoln's birthday.
| Mrs. Edith Bear has returned from
Indianapolis, where she has been Wis
ting for several months. Her mother
&C companied her home.
Mrs. S. E. Ruff OF Tyner, who has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. w
VI. Grimm, here for the past few days,
returned to her home Friday
Mrs. Henry Yarrick and daughter,
who have been visiting with tle fam
| lily of Frank Swoverland, returned to
their home in Wagoners Friday
Mrs. L. o. Sherland of South Bend,
called on friends in thisf city Friday
On her way TO Donaldson, where she
will visit with relatives for few days
Miss Beatrice WEIGH of Logansport,
is the guest of the Misses Laura and
Melra Shoemaker Miss WEIGH and
Miss Melita spent Friday at Niles.
Mrs. F. L. Chaplin of Bourbon, was
a Plymouth caller Friday, on her way
20 Argos, where she viii visit with
ier son-in-law, Frank Harris and
family.
o. z. Gay and daughter Miss Nora,
went to Bourbon Thursday TO spend
a few days with his father, William
E. Gay.
Mrs. |. w. Thomas returned TO her
home in Tyner Thursday. after
visiting for a few days with the fam
lily of her brother-in-law. john
| Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs J. p Miller of Argos,
called on friends in Plymouth Friday,
enroute TO South Bend, where they
will visit with their SON, Jane Dan
lap, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Witrout OF
Yarmouth North Dakota, are visiting
with her cousin Mrs ] c. Wh:tesell
in this cit Mrs. Without and Mrs.
Whitesell spent Friday with relatives
at Donaldson.
The National Association of Mil
liners has decreed that the Merry
Widow hat shall be oanished. The
new mode of hat looks like an in
verted flower pot, and is of rough,