The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-21

Thursday here on business.
Mrs. Mercie Manning OF Lapaz,
was a Plymouth caller Thursday.
Samuel Casper of South Bend,
was here on business Thursday.
Hiram Atkins was South
Bend visitor Thursday on bust
ness.
James II. Matchette of War
saw, was in this city on business
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ormsby
OF Tiosa, were Plymouth visitors
Thursday.
Frank Caul of Lake of the
Woods, spent Thursday at Argos
ON business.
Supt. l.. f. Steinebach spent
| Thursday visiting the schools in
Walnut township.
H. R1inehart OF Tyner, was a
Plymouth visitor on Thursday
morning on business.
F. NJ. McCrory spent Thursday
at Hubbard, calling on his old
| friend, J. l.. Mosher.
Frank Hager of Argos, was
smiling on our streets Thursday
On his way to South Bend.
Mrs. Ella Wilson is visiting
| with her daughter, Mrs. Lulu
Baker at Culver for a few days.
Mrs. Jennie Marrow of South
Bend spent Thursday in this city,
the guest OF Mrs. w. l.. Wallace.
Christian Lolemaugh of New
on, Kansas, is visiting with the
| antilles of ]. a, Molter and Peter
| Richards.
/ Miss Mary Doan has returned
| o her home in Vincennes, Ind,
.fer spending couple OF months
n this city.
Mrs. F. c. Schroeder went TO
Bourbon Thursday. where she
will spend few days with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lem
er.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carver OF Lin
DIN. Neb.. is visiting with rela-
tives in this city and with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. l.. Mosher at Hib-
| bard.
Mrs. A. l.. Brown and two
grandchildren returned TO their
home in Chicago Thursday, after
spending he summer with rela-
ives here.
Miss Pansie Hess went to Flint
Mich. Thursday for coupl, OF
weeks visit with Mrs. Gustave
lick, formerly Miss Florence
| Vanscoiak.
| The meeting of the official
BOARD OF the NJ. E. church which
! vas to have been held this even
ne. has been postponed until Fri
lay night.
| Mrs. r. S. Houghton returned
| rom Seattle, Wash, Monday,
| where she has spent the summer
| ttending the exposition and Wis
| ting with relatives.
| Mesdames Theodore DeMoss
md O. 3. Smith of Bourbon
we're the guests of Mrs. L. E
| Steinebach here Thursday en-
| route to South Bend.
i Messrs Glen Warner, FREQ
Helsel. and Russell Bowel OF Ar
,os changed cars here Monday
> nroute to South Bend, where
hey attend Commercial College.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gillar o.
South Bend, spent Sunday with
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Gillar. Ed is at present employ
ID as brakeman on the LAX,
Shore.
II Mrs. Charles Becknal and Mrs
IT. NJ. Robbins went to South
Bend Monhay to visit a few day.
With the formers daughters, Mrs
, Lertus Murphey and Mrs. FREQ
lCrowe.
II Miss Leah Thomas of Indian
apolis, State Agent OF the Bureau
: Of Charities, who has been at tn,
Julia Work home in this city FOR
a couple of days, went to Laport,
, Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Canaan of Walker
ton was the guest of Plymouth
friends Monday enroute. to 10
, gansport, where she will spen i
few days with her daughter, Mrs
Fred Kimmell.
:, Mrs. c. G.. Bollman and he
I guest Mrs. John Graham of Ne
2 vada. O.. went to Donaldson Non
day to spend a few days will
Mrs. William WhteSeil and Mrs
Leonard Baum.
Il Mrs. Charles Anderson an,
daughters. Mrs. Harley Bryant
1 Mrs. Otto Breeze and thei
: guest Mrs. Nettie Holden o
h Springfield. Mo-, spent Frida,
Il with friends at Donaldson.
Rev. T.. Miller of Rochester
formerly the Christian minister O
this city, was here Monday morn
ing enroute to his home, afte
! conducting the funeral service
OF Daniel F. OFT at Syracuse Sun
day. Mr.. OFT was one OF tn
> leading citizens of that place.
Mrs. Lydia Tomlinson O