The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-03-18

afternoon at Culver.
G. G. Love spent Thursdays at
| Bourbon on business.
George Koontz transacted business
at Monterey Thursday.
Miss Lena Koontz was a South
Bend visitor Thursday
J. M Wickizer spent Thursday at
South Bend on bus ness.
Mrs Louis Long OF Culver, was a
Plymouth visitor Saturday.
Myron Chase of Tyner, was in Ply
mouth on business Thursday.
W. A. Rihrehart spent Thursday at
Indianapolis on business.
Harry Hoham ent Thursday at
South Bend on business.
Jonathan Wilson OF Tyner, was in
this city ON business Thursday
Truant Officer A. S. Benedict spent
Thursday at Tyner on business.
H. A. Logan and L. J. Hess spent
Thursday ait Argos ON business.
George Winall and daughter Miss
Bessie were Lapaz visitors Thursday.
Supt L. E. Steinebach spent Thurs
day at Lapaz, visiting the schools in
that vicinity.
Messrs. T. ]. Wolf and Daniel Bru,
baker of Walkenton, were in Ply
mouth on business Thursday.
Mrs. E. C. Finney OF Fl. Wayne,
visited with friends and relatives
in this city and at Argos.
Mrs. E. c. Finney of Fit Wayne,
visited with friends and relatives
n this city and at Argos.
Mrs. Charles Vangilder is visiting
with her mother, Mrs o. H. WllI;n-
son at South Bend for a few days.
Mrs. T. Sponsler has gone to Ed
harrisburg, Mich, to visit with her
brother, Frank Wdreing, for week
Miss Hattie Schooner went to Sout
Bend Thursday where she will spend
a couple on weeks with Mrs. Ralph
Arehart.
Mrs. Schuyler Rosenbury and
daughter, Miss Doflie, spent Thurs
day with Mrs. Mabel Miller at South
Bend
Mrs. J. E. Cook and children,
Houghton and Rebecca, have gone ITO
Kewanna to visit with friends for a
few days.
Mrs Herschberger has returned TO
her home in Lucerne after spending
few days with friends, in this city
and vicinity.
Daniel s. CRUDE has returned from a
| couple weeks visit with his daughters
Mrs. Earl Richmeyer and Mrs. Shelly,
At South Bend
Matthias Manger returned TO his
home IN Argos, Thursday morning
after visiting with his son, George in
rhis city for few days.
Sheriff Daniel Vore;s has returned
from Chicago where he accompanied
mis- wife, who entered the St. Luke's
hospital that city.
Mrs. Sherman Roller and children
OF Argos were Plymouth visitors
Thursday, enroute to South Bend TO
which city they are moving.
Mrs. Anon Nye of Inwood, was d
Plymouth caller Thursday enroute to
ryner, where she will visit with rel,
| ltives for a few days.
Mrs. w. H. Laudeman went to
| South Bend Thursday to visit with
her brother and sister John and
| Bertha Listenberger, for week
Mrs. Charles Woods OF Bowbells,
| North Dakota, who has been visiting
| With friends and relatives here, went
to Tyner for visit Thursday.
c. Cowedener of Lapaz, was a Ply
mouth visitor Thursday enroute to
| Lakevflle, where he will spend few
days with the family of VIM Clark.
Mrs. William Beasler has returned
to her home in Marion, Ohio, after
visiting with her mother. Mrs. c. L.
| Andrews in this city for a few days.
s. H. Joseph and wife formerly oil
this city returned to their home in
Elkhart today after visiting with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson.
Mrs. Louisa Botset went to Mish.
awake Thursday. to visit for few
days with her daughter, Mrs. B. ].
Pfender and her SON Fred Botset, and
family. -
Frank Snyder, who resided at
| Walkerton, was Plymouth visitor
Thursday on her way to Denver Col
orado, where he will reside in the
future.
Mrs. James Trowbr.dge of South
Bend, who has been visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Nettie Start in this city,
returned to her home in South Bend
Thur sday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Long and
SON Robert and Samuel B. Jordan,
went TO Warsaw Thursday morning
to attend the funeral of the late Rob-
ert Long, OF that crty.
Sheriff Daniel Voreis went to Chi
oago Mondav morning to visit his
| wife who is confined IN St Luke hos
j pital there. Mrs. Voreis underwent
an operation Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson OF Argos,
called on Plymouth friends Thursday,
enroute to South Bend, where she