The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-01

Mrs. II. M. Senior went to LapOrte
for short visit Friday
Henry Miner of Bremen, was in
this city on business Friday
Mrs. n. F. Rockhill spent Friday
afternoon with friends at Culver.
Peter Weatherholt spent Friday at
Argos, the guest on John Snyder
Mrs. |. N. Gerard OF Tyner, spent
Friday morning here enroute to
South Bend
Miss Fern Morelock spent Friday
with Mrs Charles Kizer at Twin
Lake.
Louis Beagles went ito South Bend
today ITO visit with hrs son William
Beagaes.
DR.. d. c. Knott has gone ito Mar
tinsville to spend week at the re-
sort there.
Mrs. Jacob F)oltZ spent a few
days with the Fantly of Graham Rose
ait Bourbon.
Messrs. William McDuffie and
Claud Harris were at LapaZ on bust
ness Tuesday.
Messrs Calvin O'Blenis and Louis
Shafer of Argos. were in this city n
business Friday
Mrs Urish Kring went to Nap
penee Friday to visit her with sister,
Mrs Benjamin Hepler
Mrs. Alva Turnbull went 10 Twin
Lake Friday for a short VISIT with her
sister, Mrs. c. f. Cleck.
Mrs Harper Anrones and Miss
Grace Nier went to Inwood Friday TO
spend the day with Mrs. B. Mann
Mrs Mary Miner or Tyner, was
Plymouth caller Friday, enroute to
South Bend, where she will visit with
friends.
Master Earl Muffley WENT to Kotoo-
mo FRIDAY, to visit flor couple of
weeks with his aunt, Mrs Bessie
Fritzlow.
Mrs. Mary Darling Cd Tyner, who
has been visiting with her niece, Mrs.
Henry White here. returned to her
home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry McFrely re-
turned to their home in Culver Fri
day. after spending week with the
FAMILY III Homer Mattox.
o. H. Seward and family of An
derson, who have been spending sew
ersI days in Plymouth on business,
went to Rochester Friday.
Mrs. R. c. Pifer of South Bend,
spenr Thursday evening here, the
guest of Mrs. A. c. Hume, enroute
to her home from Lafayette.
Mrs George Thornburg has re-
/, turned TO her home in Twin Lake,
after visiting for few days with her
! sister, Mrs. Charles Cressner.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. L. Thompson return
Cd to their home in Indianapolis Fri
cay after visiting for few days with
his brother, W. D. Thompson.
Mrs. Susan Waliace returned to
her home in Walnut Friday, after
spending few weeks with her som
iI-law Albert Savage and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Swfndell and
daughter Miss Minnie, went to Lar
will FRIDAY, to spend Sunday witll
Mrs SwTndells sister, Mrs. A. B
Firestone.
Miss Ida HusHower of Bremen
spent Thursday evening here, en-
route to her home, after attending
the Sunday School convention a
Lafayette
Mr. and Mrs. ID. S. Dtmamack went
to Lakev:lle Friday, 20 attend the
wedding OF her brother, A. Kirkland
70 Miss Eta Baker, which occur:
his evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George KleiDschrnid
returned to their home in Logan, o.
Friday. after Spending few day.
with their son, Geo. Kleinscbnnidt
and wife. in This city
| Miss Daisy Woodward lett Frida,
evening for Chicago, where she =
roin party of eight friends to take
four day cruise on Lake Michigan
in a private yacht
1t is said that some girls do mo-
get married because their teeth nee,
fixing and that some men remain
single because they don't get shaved
often enough, burt neither seems t.
make amy difference after the knot i
tied
EDITOR c. NJ. Smith OF the Men
tone Gazette acc ompanied by hi:
son Leonard Smith were in Warsaw
Thursday, on heir way to plymouth
to attend meeting OF the Northern
Indiana newspaper men-Warsav
; Union
The funeral of the late Mrs Geo
l.. Protsmhn was held Saturda
morning at her home in Convoy. O
The remains were brought TO Pk.
mouth at 1 80 p. m. Saturday for bur
ial in Oak Hin cemetery Short ser
vices at the grave.
Miss A. Creager and Mis-, Doroth,
Lieibmarf, of Fort Wa ne. wlso hav,
been visiting Mr. and Mrs Carl dill
ler LETT Thursday morning for Ply
mouth. -. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Wam
and son, Frank. have gone no Culvel
to visit over Sunday with Dan Nc
: Donald and family of Plymouth
Warsaw T mes