The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-08


Charles Thomas transacted bust
ness at Argos Tuesday.
E. w. League spent Tuesday a
Warsaw on business
Order your Easter flowers early
Mary A Reslar, City Florist wd
l. S. Manager OF Walkerton, spen
Friday morning here on business.
Mrs. Minerva Hines spent a few
days with relatives at Grovertown
Paul Thayer spent Friday afternool
at LaPorte lust looking around
Misses Bertha Seybold and Fran
ces Marks spent Friday afternoon a
Culver.
Mrs. F. c. Schroeder and Mrs. z
J. Haag spent Friday with friend
at South Bend.
Miss Beulah Humbert, is visiting
with friends and relatives at Souti
Bend and bremen.
Mrs. w. William Shaffer anC
daughter Miss Pauline, were Mes
Mich, visitors Friday.
Mrs. Frank Myers OF Anderson, i!
visiting in this city, the guest of he
daughter, Mrs. c. H. Metsker.
Miss Inez Hoover has gone tC
South Bend to spend few days will
1er sister, Mrs. J. E. Leighton.
Mrs. NJ J. Boyce went to Argo'
Friday to visit with her son, Harvey
Boyce and family for few days.
Mrs. Christian Mast went to Ann
Arbo-, Mich, to spend a couple oil
weeks with her sister, Mrs Mary
Morelock
Miss Charity Werntz and cousin
Master John Charles Werntz. spent
few days with relatives at South
Bend.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Walker and son
Alonzo. visited with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. WI R. Kubley, at Tippe-
canoe
H. c. Hoitzendorff OF Upton called
on his brother Dr. Charles Holtzen-
dorff, while passing through Ply
mouth Friday.
Gilbert Kraker returned to his
:lodne I'M Mishawaka Friday morning
after visiting with friends in tlis city
for few days.
Coral, Russell and Fay Gibson wen.
TO Twin Lake Friday, where they viii.
visit for few days with their aunt
Mrs. Charles Kizer
Masters George and Jenn ngs
Herschberger went to Bourbon Fri
day, to visit with their sister Mrs
John Winnings for few days.
Mrs. Dora Shaffer and daughter.
Madeline returned to their home in
South Bend Friday, after visiting
friends IN this city and at Argos
Frank Brunson and family OF Don
aldson spent Friday with friends
here, on their way to South Bend,
where they will visit for few days.
Mrs Lucinda Miller and daughter
Miss Sadie returned to their home in
Bourbon Friday, after visiting for a
lew days with the family OF A. Freed
Mr. and Mrs w w Zimmerman
OF Rochester, were Plymouth callers
Friday on their way TO LaPaz, where
they Will visit with relatives for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Rowell on Don
aldson, were Plymouth visitors Fri
day, on their way to Argos, where
hey will visit with friends for a few
Jays
Miss Ruth Knoblock has returned
to her home in South Bend af:e- /.
Jew days visit with the Misses Mar
garet and Rose Holzbauer and Lois
Cressner.
Henry Meyers and daughter Miss
Lucille, returned to their home III Co.
shen Friday, after spending a week
With his mother-in-law, Mrs. Cath
arine Frazier.
County Recorder Ed R. Monroe
answered long distance call over
The Bell telephone at about 1900
o'clock Thursday evening That is he
thought he would answer it.
Mrs. A. Q. Vinnedge OF Ogusa
Wis, who has been the guest OF he1
daughter, Mrs Elmer Albert at La
,az, and her cousin, Mrs. John Field:
returned to her home Friday
Miss Pearl Tobsy and Miss Nellie
McKesson of Tyner were Plymouth
visitors Monday enroute to South
Bend, where they will visit with the
latter's sister, Mrs. P. Maxey, for {
week.
Bourbon's new Methodist preache
is ]. F. Bailey. A Singer is the name
of Inwood's preacher. The conferenc,
closed at Greenfield Monday ant
many ministers were appointed t.
new paStorates.
Harry Hershberger, who has beer
employed by the Western Union Tel
egraph company in the Northwes,
returned from Winnipeg Monda,
| morning He said the SNOW was twt
feet deep when he left there
Roy Tenney who returned HON,
few days ago honorably discharged
| after six years service in the regula
army and the U. S. Navy, will go tt
Panama in few weeks to work OF
| the canal for 'JJncle Sam"