The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-04
LOCAL NEWS

indianapolis over SUNDAY.
C. A. Denning of Rochester, wa,
here on business Friday
Forrest Holem Ct Twin Lakes wa.
here on business Friday
James Burk OF Lafayette, was il
this city on business Saturday.
Charles Strunk of Hubbard was II
Plymouth on business Saturday
Miss Mayme Hoham was home
from Columbia City over Sunday
Mrs. II. Rice OF Logansport wa:
the guest OF friends here Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wolf OF Tyne
were visitors in this city Saturday
Miss Daisy Hauk spent few
days with friends at South Bend
Mrs. Mary Hill has gone to Inwoot
TO spend a few days with relatives
Senator Harry CRUDE was home
from indianapolis to spend Sunday
Mrs John Matthews is spending Z
few days with relatives in South
Bend
Miss Mabel Monroe spent a couple
OF days with friends and relatives at
Tyner
Mrs. NJ. NJ Logan has returned
from spending few days at Fit
Wayne.
Messrs. Oliver and Theodore Deit-
rich OF Bremen, were in this city on
business Friday
Row Bower of Bourbon, was in this
city on business Wednesday, on his
way to Harris Station.
Rev. D. c. Linville, of middleton,
Ind. was in this city on business
Friday, enroute to Lapaz.
Miss Ida Rush OF LakeviIle is Wis
iting in this city, the guest OF Miss
Bernice Lee, for . few days.
L. r Thompson went to Michigan
City to spend few days with has
son-in-law Harry Bennett.
Alva Porter has left for few lays
business trip to Chicago, and Quin-
cey, Ill, Decatur and L 'gansport.
David Menser az Culver was in the
city on business Saturday enroute to
his home from a short stay at Chica-
go.
James Biggs has returned to lbs
home in Bourbon, after spending a
few days at Dayton, o., and in. rhis
city.
When grocer weighs his thumb
with the butter and sticks it in the
butter besides, that is adding insult
to injury.
Mrs. N Staddon returned to her
home in Letters Ford Friday. after
visiting with friends here and at Mich
igan CITY
Miss Mary Hope of River Park.
who has been the guest of Miss Title
Ball for few days, returned to her
home Friday
William Shaw of Kalamazoo, Mich
VINO has been here for few days on
business, went to Bourbon for short
stay Saturday. ,-a a.
Theodore McKesson OF Tyner. who
has been spending couple OF days
with friends here. went TO Peru. for
snort stay Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Kilmer of Kewanna,
was a Plymouth visitor Saturday en-
route to her home after visit with
friends at Etna Green.
Mrs. Hugh Keizer OF South Bend.
who has been the guest OF friends
and relatives here for few days, re-
turned TO her home Friday
Mrs. George Bargher of Mexico.
Mo, who has been visiting with rel
atives in Plymouth, left for an ex-
tended visit at Cadillac, Mich.
Mrs. s. B. Barts returned to her
home in Culver FRIDAY morning. after
spending a few days with the family
Of George Filar, in this city.
James Stout of Donaldson was a
Plymouth visitor Friday, on his way
to North Liberty, where he will
spend few days on business.
Mrs. Lydia Huff and Mrs, Edith
Huff returned TO their hcSne in War
saw, after attending the funeral OF
che formers brother, Asa York.
Mrs. C. w. Trip returned to her
nome in South Bend Friday, after
spending a week with the family Of
ner brother-n-iaw, Joseph Barts.
Mrs. J. p Carol and children re-
turned to their home in Indianapolis
Friday. after spending a couple OF
weeks with friends and relatives here.
Mrs. o. J. Warner of Argos, who
has been visiting with friends here,
went to South Bend for short stay
Saturday.
today.
Messrs James W.. Dean and RAJ
Perry of Etna Greene, who have been
visiting with friends in Plymouth for
a few days, returned to their home
Friday.
Messrs. George Goodyear, and
Solomon Stockman left Tor a busi-
ness trip of few days ut Bourbon,
Warsaw, Claypool, and Burkett We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Smith OF Don
a1dson were in this city Friday, on
their way to Efkhart, where they
went to attend the funeral OF her
brother William Spencer.
While scrfflino in the Chronicle OF