The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-19

LOCAL NEWS

mona Lake.
F. H. Myers spent Friday at Niles
Mich, on bushes
Atty. w. H. Matthew spent Friday
at Bourbon on business
w. C. Tate OF S6Elwell spent Fri
day morning I'm this city.
Miss MaoIa Bradley OF Tyner, was
Plymouth caller Friday.
Miss Gladys Monroe is spending a
few days with friends at South Bend
William Everly made a business
trip TO South Eend and Michigan
City Friday
Mrs. Emma Marsh and Mr. Mary
Furgeson of Tyner. were Plymouth
callers Friday
Mr. and Mrs Albert Furry spent
Friday South Bend, the guests OF
Mrs Annie Delvaren
L. NJ Lauer and family have re-
turned ir m spending a couple OF
weeks at st. Joseph, Mich.
The Misses Ethel and Mercit
Jones have returned from a short
visit with friends at Rochester.
William Graham retuJned to hi.
home IN Tyner Friday after visiting
with his sist- Mrs. E. E. Ruff
Misses Ethel and Grace Hard,
are spending couple of weeks With
friends and relatives at South Bend
Miss Stella Jones of Inwood, who
has been visiting with Mrs. Louis
Jones here, returned to her home
Friday
Mrs. Clarence Jones has returneS
TO her home in LaPorte after visit
iGg with friends in this city and al:
Culver.
Mrs Fred Lemier of Bourbon re
turned to her home Friday, after Wis
iting with friends here and at Don
aldson
Mrs. William Ploss returned TO her
home in Chicago FRIDAY, after visit
ing with the family OF J w Devay in
this city
Mrs. George Dernnau of Rochester
returned TO her home Friday, after
spending few days with her brother
John johnson.
MISS Freda Schroeder of Bourbon,
who has been the guest of her uncle
Fred Schroeder, in this city, returned
to her home Friday.
Miss Edith Schroeder went to
South Bend Friday, whene she will
spend few days with her mother,
Mrs Peter Schroeder
MISS Myrtle Conner OF Cleveland
O., is visiting with her aunt, Mrs
Chaplin, and other friends in this ci.,
for a couple of weeks.
Wayne Demont of Kalamazoo,
Mich, who has been the guest OF
the fanniIy OF j. c. Bunnell, went to
Delong for visit Friday
Mrs. Owen Disher left Friday for a
visit at WinoDa, and Cardington, D
AT the latter place she will visit with
her father, S. H. Curren.
Dr. Fuller and family OF Bourbon
were Plymouth callers Friday, en-
route 30 Laporte- where they will
spend week with friends.
Mrs. F. T. Robinson and children.
Harold and Eta, of Burr Oak, are
visiting with her son, Milton ROBIN
son at LaPorte, for a week
Mrs. Jasper Heasel and children OF
Donaldson spent Friday in this city
enroute to Bourbon, where they will
visit with the family off Fred Lemler
Mrs. Otto Gerard of Mishiwaka.
who has been visiting with her par
emts, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kyle in
this city. went to Bourbon Friday, to
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs F. J. Minard and daughter.
Minnie. Mrs. Nelson Reddinger, and
Mrs. S. F. Kline of Bourbon, were
Plymouth callers Saturday, ennoute
to Argos
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gault OF Mish-
awaka, visited relatives here between
trains Friday, on their way home
from Etna Green, where they VISITED
his parents, They were accompanied
home by his brother, Arthur Cauh
Mrs. c. L Betters OF Toledo, O.,
who has been visiting with the 'fami-
lies of William Holem and William
MunPhey, left for New York City
Friday, where she will make a flrrth-
er visit.
Learning that the pass privilege
was being abused and that ope
preacher had taken i'm several fami-
lies ON his ticker, serbding it out OF
the grounds after each person had
entered for another to use, the Elg-
hart chautauqua management issued
an order for all ,ass holders to get
pass out checks for exits.
Spontsmen i'm looking over the
game laws recently passed have dis
covered that no bunting can be done
on game preserves where pheasants
OF any kind have been placed by 4
game commissioners for a period OF
SIX years. The only kind of hunting
that may be done is the shooting OF
rabbits and squirrels by the owners
OF the farmsl