The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-28

Mrs. DIR. Aspinall spent Tues
day afternoon at Culver.
B. E. Rider spent Tuesday a
Jnwood ON business.
81. A. Molter and son John
spent Tuesday at Rochester.
Mrs. G.. Tascher OF Burr Oak
was Plymouth visitor Tuesday
Mrs. George Vinall and daugh
ter Kate, spent Tuesday at South
Bend.
Mrs. Charles Overmyer of Cul
yer, spent Tuesday in Ply
mouth.
Miss Callie Miller and Mrs. ]
II. Bennett OF Tyner, were in thi.
city Tuesday.
Mrs. (Dr.) Lindquist left fol-
South Bend, Tuesday, to which
city they have moved.
Mrs. Thomas Rollins Of South
Bend, is visiting with her father
Thomas Larue here.
Sim Wilson went to River Park
20 visit with his son, Arthur Will
son, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Wolford
have returned from spending a
.ew days at Chicago.
Miss Goldie higgins OF South
Bend, spent Tuesday in Ply
mouth on her way to Argos.
S. E. Reeve and his nephew,
Charles Bill of Sheffield, ILL.,.
spent Tuesday ait Culver.
Mrs. S. II. Williams has re-
turned to her home in Knox, at
ter short stay in this city.
Supt. L. f. Steinebach IS
spending a few days visiting the
schools in Bourbon township.
Mrs. c. O. Tribbey and Mrs
DR.. Hitchcock have gone to Ad-
Ran, Mich, to spend a few days
with friends.
Mrs. O. d. MAGELLAN went to
South Bend Thursday to visit fol-
a few days with her sister, Mrs
Ella Nicholay.
Mrs. Eta Amones has return
I'd to her home in Bourbon after
l few days visit with the family
If Harper Amones.
Judge Bernetha returned from
Rochester Thursday, where he
has been spending a couple Of
days with his family.
Mesdames ]. NJ. Wiley and K
:. Brooke left for South Bend
Tuesday to attend the convention
of the Federated clubs.
Mrs. c. A. Brown and hel
mother, Mrs David of Acad my
West Va. went to Chicago Tues
lay to spend "a few days.
Mrs. Hiram Atkins and daugh.
ter Mrs. w. S. Wolfe, the latter
of Lima, O., went to Bourbon
Thursday to visit friends.
Mary f. Burns returned to hel
home in Argos Thursday after at
tending her brother, Thomas
Singleton, who died last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Humri-
chouser went to Warsaw TUGS
day to attend the funeral of 'he
latter's aunt. Mrs. VIM. Gibson
Mrs. ]. NJ. Poulson went to
Grand Rapids, Mich, Tuesday to
visit with her mother, Mrs. Net
tie Campbell, for couple o
weeks.
The choir of the Christian
chr-ch will meet at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Kennedy OF
North Center street, Friday
night.
S. B. Singleton returned to hi.
home in New Carlisle Thursday
after being called here by The
death of his father, Thoma.
Singleton.
Mrs. |. Miller of Tyner, and he
guests, Mesdames c. Keller anx
r. Miller of Nevada, O., wen
to Lakeville Thursday to visi
Mrs. Kern Roupert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patterson
and son Paul. of Bourbon, callet
on Plymouth friends Thursday
enroute to South Bend, wher,
they will spend a few days.
James Phillips returned to hi
home in Richland Center Thurs
day after visiting his son, Chas
Phillips, who is recovering from
serious attack of typhoid fever
Mrs. Mary Cartwright of Soutl
Bend, who has been visiting witt
Mrs. Robbins for a few days
went to Bourbon Thursday, t,
spend a week with her mother
Mrs. John Rowan.
Mrs. X. l.. Reasoner of Ian
sing, Mich, who has been tn
guest of Mrs. Sophia Linn in thi
city for a few days, went to Don
aldson Thursday for a furthe
visit with friends.
William Yaugher of Walton
Kansas, and his sister, Elizabetl
Mendenhall and her daughter
Mrs. G. M. Miltenberger of Soutl
Bend, have been visiting with tn
family of Charles Mosslandel
The two former went to Andrew
Ind, for further visit THURSDAY
and the latter returned to he
home.