The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-21
LOCAL NEWS


Miss Coda Pressnal spent Thurs
at Bourbon.
Ed Hunter spent Monday in
Rochester.
Mrs. H. E. Atkins was Bourbon
visitor Saturday.
George Vinan went to Elkhart on
day at Bourbon.
Elmer Richie of Lapaz, was Ply
mouth visitor Saturday.
John D. Thomas OF Bourbon, was
a business trip Thursday.
John Fence Of Lapaz, spent Satur-
day in this city on business.
Mrs. Fred Hatfield spent Saturday
with relatives at Bourbon.
Mrs. Ed Monroe spent a couple
of days with friends in Tyner.
Alonzo Walker spent Saturda
with his mother at South Bend.
C. Ptur~ner of Etna Green, was IN
this city on business Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Artz spent
Saturday with relatives at lnwood.
Alya Winrow of Linkville, spent
Saturday in this city on business.
Miss Blonde Wiltfong OF Lakevii
was a Plymouth visitor Saturday
Scott Schilt OF Bremen, was Ply
mouth visitor Thursday, on business.
Miss Gladys Monroe went to South
Bend to spend Sunday with friends.
Fake Salvation Army solicitors
have been working in Warsaw and
Goshen.
Mrs. 7. r. Jones and daughter
Miss Agnes, were South Bend usi-
tors Saturday.
CLYDE Cilpin of Royal Center, Is
visiting the family OF Mrs. A. Cole
and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Nichols LETT for
a visit with friends and relatives at
Garrett, Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Holdorff OF South
Bend, is spending few days the
guest of friends here
Senator Harry E. CRUDE and Kay
mond Metsker were home from lndi-
annapolis over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Mattix and
daughter, Miss Florence, were South
Bend visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. John Freeman has gone to
Bourbon to spend few days with
her daughter. Mrs Elkins.
Mrs. Sarah Fulkerson is spending a
few days with her parents, Mr., ana
Mrs. John Bachtel. at Lapaz.
Mrs c. B. Peterson has returned to
her home in South Bend after short
visit with friends in this city
Sherman Ellis has gone to South
Bend for a few days visit with his
brother. w. o. Ellis and family.
Rev. ]. F. Appleman has gone to
EIkhart where he will hold series OF
revival meetings for few days.
Mrs Ida Smith went to St. Joseph,
Mich, Saturday, for few days visit
with the family of Jasper Smith.
Mrs. A. J. Berry has returned to
her home In ,Mishawaka, after attend
ing the funeral OF her aunt, Mrs God
dard-
Mrs. c. w. Matthews has returned
70 her home m South Bend. after a
few days visit with relatives in Ply
mouth.
Loire Chase, son of Myron Chase
left Monday for Purdue where ne
will take the winter course in Agri-
culture.
Mrs. p. S. Shener returned to her
home in Delong Thursday, after visit
In the family of Peter Richard. in
fhis city.
tMessns. ]. e Wierman and J. W.
Stuck have returned TO Elkhart AFTER
spending a few days in Plymouth on
business.
Rev. Howard spent Tuesday after
noon at Culver, where he conducted
services for the "All Saints" Guild, at
that place.
Fred Lemert of Spencer, South
Dakota, visited in this city the
guest of his cousin, Ed r. Monroe
and family
Charles Stephenson has returned to
Bremen where he is employed, after
spending few days with hrs family
IN this city.
Jacob Long of North Dakota. who
has been visiting With relatives IN
this city and vicinity, went to -apaz
for a short visit Thursday.
Mrs. Earl Farney of Bourbon, was
the guest OF Mrs. Bert Bushman
Thursday enroute TO Hammond to
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Welcome Miller went o
Chicago TO spend Sunday with her
husband. who is spending few days
IN that city ON business.
,Messrs. M. Reed and c. NJ Smith
were here business Thursday,
enroute to Sc tn Bend where they
will spend couple of days.
Robt. Gear of Chicago, spent Mon
day evening here with friends en-
route to Eu1hart, where he went for
a short stay Tuesday morning.
Miss Lulu Hughes of Warsaw, was
the guest of friends in ulis city Tues
day, enroute TO Culver, where she will