The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-11
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|: LOCAL NEWS

Miss Lucy McFarlin spent Saturday
at Walkerton.
Mrs. J. Helsel visited friends and
relatives at Argos.
Earl W1.fong spent Saturday alt
Bourbon on business.
Miss Pansy Hess spent Sunday
with friends at Argos.
George Sponsler spent few da--s
with friends at Argos
Rev. R. F. Beagles of Tyner, was Z
Plymouth caller Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Hatfield spent a few days
with relatives at Bourbon
Edward B. Keller of Lapaz, spent
Saturday here on business.
Miss Lucy Ruffing spent a few days
IT South Bend with friends.
Miss Miriam Keller spent Sunday
with her parents if Bourbon.
Mrs. Georoe Filar went to Culver
for few days visit Saturday.
Miss Tressie Martin went to In
wood for a short Saturday
Charles S. Lewis. spent few
days al South Bend on business.
w E Rouch OF Mishawaka was
in Plymouth on business Saturday
Daniel w. Peters OF Tippecaroe,
was in this city ON business Saturday.
Miss Anna Morrill, went to South
Bend to spend Sunday with relatives
c. W. Metsker has returned from
couple days business trip to Chi
cago. f.s
Mrs. ]. G.. Steineman went to Bour-
bon today, to spend Sunday with rel
atives.
john Nye went to Cresrline Friday
where he will spend a few days on
business ),
Mrs. Flora Billy of Lucerne, was
a Plymouth visitor Saturday on her
way to Talma.
Mrs. William Mathew and daugh-
ter, Miss Rose. spent Saturday at
Niles, Mich.
Miss Grace Hostetler returned to
Lapaz, where she spent Sunday with
her parents.
Miss Theresa Hendricks has gone
to Indianapolis for few days visit
with. friends.
Miss Louise Domke OF South Bend
is visiting in this city the guest OF
Miss Elizbeth Evans
Messrs William Norris and R
Frisinger OF Culver were in this city
on business Saturday.
Miss Luema Dennisen went to
South Bend for few days visit wiz,
friends there Saturday.
Mrs. E. Miller was called to South
Whitley Saturday by the illness OF her
grandson Dennis Miller
Bert Rash has returned to his home
in Bremen after speniing few days
in this city on business.
Mrs. A. c. Clifford, .and daughters
the Misses Arl;e and Grace, are Wis
iting with relatives here.
Messrs Vergie- Rensberger, Fred
Stull and Henry R. Miller of Tyner
were in Plymouth on business today
Miss Dollie Hostetler who teaches
school near this city, weat to Lapaz
to spend Sunday with her parents
Mrs. c. Z. Low went to South
Bend today, to spend a couple Of
days with her sister, Mrs Hemings.
ton.
Miss Hope Myers OF Chicago, who
has been visiting in this city, went to
Bourbon for few days visit with
friends.
Mrs w. L. Chaucer has returned &c
her home in LaPorte, after visiting
with friends in this city and at Grow
ertown. &
Mrs. William Myers and son, NJ. R
Myers, of Chicago, are visiting with
rhe formers daughter, Mrs. FLOYD
BunneH.
Mrs. Kittie Roose and niece, Mis-.
Mable Frame of South Bend, ave Wis
iting in this city, the guest of Mrs
L. C. Fellows.
Miss Laura Leeper returned to hei
home in Bremen Saturday aftei
spending a few days with the family
OF A. A. Price
Mrs B. s. Al eman of Minneapolis
who mas been visiting with friend:
here for several days. went to Argo:
Tor a visit Saturday
Mrs. L. Richards who has beer
visiting with the family of her son
Ed Richards in Plymouth, went tc
Stevenville, Mich, Saturday. 49,
Mrs. Wesley Kepler and daughter
Miss Matte Hall, have gone to Men.
tone, being called there by the Hines:
of the formers mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Baxter
Mrs. George Smith and Mrs Jane:
Barton OF lMishawaka who have beer
at Bourbon attending the funeral o.
the late George Gerard, returned tc
their home Saturday.
Mrs. Z. w. Jackson Of Tallaquah
Indian Territory, who has been visit
ing with Mrs. c. c. Durr for a few
days, went to Bourbon for a shor
visit with relatives today
ar. and Mrs NJ = Woodward o
Ark Port N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs
d. VI. Woodward of North Liberty
are visiting with the family of Pha,
Woodward in this cit.