The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-03-18

Louis Johnson OF Tyuer was in Ply
mouth Tuesday.
Mrs. Eli Silvius was a South Bend
VISITOR Tuesday
Emanuel Price was South Bend
visitor Tuesday
C. H. Mattox spent Tuesday at
Gary On business.
DR.. Kaszer made busisess trip to
Donaldson Tuesday.
James Eskridge of Culver, was here
on business Tuesday.
G. w. Smith of Culver, was here
ON business Tuesday.
Mrs. T. F. Houghton was a South
Bend visitor Tuesday.
James Bachtol of Lapaz, transact ed
business here Tuesday.
D. w Dewitt transacted business
at South Bend Tuesday.
John Taber of South Bend, was
here on business Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. White of Twin Lake spent
Tuesday morning in this city.
Mrs. Ora O'Blenis' Of Hubbard, was
Plymouth visitor Tuesday
a. B. Thomas OF Lapaz, was in Ply
mouth on business Tuesday
E. Highshew OF Mishawaka, spent
Tuesday here on business.
Mrs Maud Houghton and son Hal,
spent Tuesday az South Bend.
Joseph Miller of Twin Lake, spent
Tuesday morning in Plymouth.
Miss Fife Sarber OF Tyner is tenn
porarily assisting in the Recorders
office.
Mrs. A. B. Caslow spent a few
days with Mrs Martha Cloud at Ar
gos. 6
Miss May Bolenbaugh went to Ty-
ner Tuesday TO visit her parents
III lew NdyS
Mrs. Florence Dougherty went TO
South Bend Tuesday, where she will
spend the summer.
Rev. w. S. Howard spent Tues
day afternoon at at Culver, where he
conducted services
Frank Hagar has gone to South
Bend, where he Will remain for the
week on business.
Messrs. George Morefock and w.
NJ Bradley spent Tuesday at Deeds
Vile, Ind, on business.
Mrs. Cora Croy of South Bend, IS
visiting in this city the guest OF her
sister, Mr. l.. V. Anders.
john NYe has returned to Inwood,
after a short visit with his father-in-
law, Myro nChase at TyEer.
Miss Anna Green went TO South
Bend Tuesday where she has accept
ed empio ment. and will remain in
the future
Mrs. James Klingerman and Mrs.
W. H. Martini were called to South
Bend Tuesday by the illness OF their
brother Samuel Riddle.
Mrs Myrtle Miller has returned to
her home tn Chicago, after spending
three weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Joshua Snyder in this city.
Miss Annie Vile of Chicago, who
has been visiting with the family of
her uncle NJ. Altman went to La
Porte for a visit with friends Satur-
day.
Mrs E NJ Massena, who has been
making her home with her son, A. (.
Massena IN this city, went to At
wood Tuesday where she Will re-
side in the future.
a gang OF ten bridge repairmen
returned to Upton Tuesday after
being employed on the Yellow river
bridge on the l.. f. & w. bridge
south of this city.
Mrs. Monroe Steiner went %
North Liberty for shoa. VISIT with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Rentschberg-
er. Mrs Remschberger Us SO years
old, but is quite able-bodded.
Mrs Charles Woods returned to
her home in Bowbels, North Dakota
Tuesday after visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Robinson, and other
friends in this city and vicinity.
Mrs. Harry Kleckner who has been
the guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. O. Green for few months
has returned to her home IN Misha-
| waka
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Presley
went to their home in Dotton, Mich.
| this morning. Mrs Presley was Mr.:
Louisa Head until week ago when
she marned Mr.. Presley.
Harley Sfsk OF Sidney, Ind, who
has been visiting with MS aunt, Mrs
Reuben Sisk in this city, went to
Hubbard for short stay Tuesday
Merle Sisk returned to Sidney Tues
day.
Madam Mile, who has been in thi.
city for the past few weeks reading
palms Of lovelorn swain, returned &c
her home in Michigan City Saturday
Business was not the best in Ply
mouth
Mrs. Lawrence Freeman OF War
saw, who has been visiting with hei
daughter, Mrs. G. a. Idle in this city
city, returned to their home, Tuesday
accompanied by Mrs. Idle, who viii
visit for few days in Warsaw.
Mrs. l.. R. Miller and daughter
Miss CalEe, OK Teegarden, who have