The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-26

LOCAL NEWS

at South Bend
Peter J. Kruger spent Thursday al
ternocn at Lapaz on business.
Miss Edna Kreghbaum Oh Tyner.
was a Plymouth caller Thursday.
Walter Williams spent few days
with relatives at Bremen.
Miss Cora Parks visited with
her sister, Mrs. Phillips, at Sou h
Bend.
Mrs. \. P. Kleckner visited her
nrouher. Mrs A. L. Gray al South
Bend. for week.
Miss Mary Schlarb was the guest
OF Mrs.H G. T'hayer at Culver Thurs
day
Charles Reeve has returned from
spending a week at Barbee Lake,
Pierceton.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wagoner OF
Tyner. spent Thursday morning in
Plymouth
Bruce Seymour spent few da ;
with friends and relatives Etna
Green.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter visited
with the family Of J. Bogeli at Three
Oaks, Mich
Mrs NJ. Large went to Hamlet
Thursday, where size Will visit Mrs
Alva Stayton, for few days.
Glen Seybold left Thursday for
Petosl<y, ,Mich., where he will spend
che remainder OF the summer.
Miss Edna johnson has gone to
Three Oaks, Mich, to visit with Mrs
Milton Franz 5, for a few days
John Mcdonald left for twelve
days trip to Niagara Falls. Buffalo,
and ether easter poi = Thursday
Mrs. w. II. Baugher has gone to
Benton Harbor, Mich, to visit with
her husband, who is employed there
Mrs l.. Palmer and children have
returned TO their home in Lapaz, at
ter visiting with the family of J. A.
Palmer
Glen Worthkngton is home on
few DAYS vacation, from Blooming
tor, where he is attepding Indian
University.
Mrs. John Scot has returned to her
home IN Delopg, tier visiting with
Mrs Anna Helpman in thu city for
few days.
George Denman returned to his
home n. Sandussy. o., Thursday, after
visiting with HIS cousin, Mrs Mary
Hindle, here.
Mr. and Mrs. Eley Miner an6
children have gone to South Haven
Mich, where they will spend ter
days outing
Miss Catherine Dalrynple went to
Twin Lake Thrrday to attend picnic
of members OF the Evangelical
church there
Mrs. William Cammons and two
sons went to South Bend THURSDAY
to visit her siste Mrs Belle Jor-
con for few days.
Mrs. Frank Burns left today for
Bantry, North Dakota, where she will
spend four weeks with her brothers
George and Wiiliam Bo1lirger.
F. Wagner and wife of Bourbon
called on friends in this city, enroute
to South Bend, where they Will vsi,
with friends for few days.
Mitchell Resslar returned Wednes-
day evening to his home in Humans
vile, Missouri, after visiting his faith
er. brothers and sisters heres
Mrs. Myrtle Fratsinge- OF Era
bon. was 'Plyrnlots.'l caller Thursday
enroute to Culver, where she will Wis
ii with friends for a few days.
Joseph Bryan of Walnut township
stopped over night in this CITY witt
his niece, Mrs Jones, OH his way tc
Salem, Ohio, for a visit OF several
DAYS
Miss Pearl Kessler who has beer
attending Valparaiso college, visited
her uncle, Vim. Lowe in this city
Wednesday, enroute to her home ir
Merysone
Miss Elizabeth Hackley and Mrs
Perseli, of W7aukegan, H., who have
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w. Hill for few days, returned t.
their homes Thursday.
Mrs. Ira Smith OF Chicago, who
has been visiting with the family oil
LincJln Koch for few days, went to
Tyner for further visit before re-
turning to her ..ome
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Presbyterian church and their famil-
les will have basket picnic and be
entertained, by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J
Hess at their cottage. Pretty Lake
Friday, August Goth Rapid transi;
auto will leave corner of Michigan
and LaPorte at 0 and $50 a. m Come
have a good time
Mr. ,Holderman. the Twin Lakes
merchant, attended the old settlers
reunion at Columbia City Thursday
Ii was his home for forty-eight years
before coming to Twin Lakes. There
vas an immense attendance One oi
the princi pal attractions was the ia
nous Indian woman kilsoquah, the
asst of the .Miamis, now 100 years
old