The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25

Harold Steiner spent Tuesday at
Lakeville, on business.
Clyde Finley of Upton, was in this
city on business Tuesday
D. w. Batz of Aros, was in this
city on business Tuesday.
Charles Carpenter spent Tuesday at
South Bend on business.
Mrs Fred Hatfield spent TUESDAY
with friends at Bourbon.
J. B. Barr of Teegarden spent Tues
morning here on business.
T. E. Houghton spent Tuesday at
ternoon at Culver, on business.
Grover Spahr OF Walkerton, was a
Plymouth visitor Monday evening.
Albert McElvain 5 spending a
couple of days at Lapaz on business.
Henry Gearhart has returned from
few days visit with friends at South
Bend
Miss Julia Yockey is reported i'll
al her home on north Michigan
street.
Robert Gear returned to Chicago
today, after a few days stay in Ply
mouth.
Miss Verna Fruits went to Culver
for a few days visit with Miss Blanch
Walker
T. w. Smith OF Culver, spent Tues
day in this city and at Argos on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Caslow spent
Tuesday VITA, his father, Clinton Cas-
low at Inwood.
NJ. Toner has returned to his home
n Tyner, after spending the morning
in this city Gil business.
Mesdames Guy Baker and Gather
inc Trowbridge spent Tuesday with
Mrs. VIM. White at South Bend.
E. J. Coar of Bourbon tp., and C.
u. Eaglebarger, of Tippecanoe, were
in this city on business Tuesdar-
Harry Dugan returned to lnwood
Tuesday morning. after spending a
Few days will his parents in this city
Charles Semler of Twin Lake, left
for Brownstown, Mich. Tuesday
where he has accepted employment
Mrs. M. Martin went to Walker
ton Tuesday where she will visit with
her sister Mrs J. Parish for week
Mrs George Swanson went &c
South Bend Tuesday to Wis waa
friends and relatives for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Homer o.
Walkerton. returned to their home
Tuesday morning after short stay
in this city
Mrs. George w. Kline has returned
from spending a few days with hei
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Hawk a
Culver
c. c. Mckenzie left for ElwooC
today, where he will spend coupit
Of weeks with his sister, Mrs. J. p
Managers.
Lawrence Carvey left Tuesda,
morning for trip through Minneap
oils, ST. Paul and Canada. He VII b,
gone several weeks.
TIE Brewers are beginning to real
re that it will take mint OF none,
to buy enough members TO pass th
Tomlinson BILL
Mrs Fred Fromm returned to he
home N South Bend tuesday, after
| ;horr visit with her parents, Mr. an
Mrs. Henry Hall.
The big NOW storm which has rag
ed in Colorado since Sunday. has re
| suited in the worst railroad blockad
| ever known in the state
R. P. Scott OF Etna Green, was il
| his city on business Tuesday, en-
-oute to Grand Haven, Mich, where h
as accepted employment.
Mrs. William Grooms of Argos
was a Plymouth caller Tuesday, en-
route to South Bend, where she vii
visit for a few days with relatives
Mrs. Anna Miller of Lawton, Mich
was a Plymouth caller Tuesday, OF
her way to Walkerton, where she Wi
visit with relatives for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell of Syracuse
who have been the guests OF Mrs
Jennie Wilson in Plymouth for fe,
days, returned to their home today
Mr.. and Mrs. Swonger and Mrs
Milo Anglin returned to their home
n M;shawaka Tuesday after attend
ing the funeral OF a relative at Bour
bon Monoay.
Mrs. Frank Florian, who has bee
visiting in this city, the guest OF he
sister, Mrs. John Bahr for a week
returned to her home in Twelve Milk
md. Tuesday.
Mrs. Lavina Johnson of Mentont
who has been the guest of her daugh
ter, Mrs Mary Primley in this city
left for a visit with friends at Eth
Green Tuesday.
Miss Lille CRUDE returned t
| South Bend Tuesday where she IS at
tending business college, after spend
ing few days with her parents, MI
and Mrs. Peter L. CRUDE.
The saloon men of Kenosha, Wis
shave started a prohibition movemen
of their own. They have blackl;ste'
| habitual drunkards and entered int
! a close agreement not to sell to then
| Lois Cressner and Rose HolzDaue