The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-03-25

Jacob Sell OF InWood spent we'd
nesday here on business.
William EVERY spent Wednesday
at Argos on business.
Miss Sue Trowbridge was South
Bend visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Milton Soice is spending
few days at Chicago.
Wesley Bradley OF Walnut. was a
Plymouth visitor Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Keene of Culver, was
a Plymouth caller "Wednesday.
H. w. White spent Wednesday at
Niles, Mich, on business.
William Gibson of LaPorte spent
Wednesday here on business.
Lester Webster OF Nappanee spent
"Wednesday with friends here.
Mrs. Harsch was the guest OF
friends ait South Bend Wedne sday.f
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald
were Rochester visitors Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Campbell of Tyner,
spent Wednesday with friends here
FOR SALE-Rubber tire buggy
and single harness. d. c. Cole. 22d6w
Joseph Furgeson OF Ann Arbor,
Mich, was here on business Wednes-
day.
Misses Bertha Eich and Irene
Kuhn spent Wednesday at Niles,
Mich.
Mrs. Daniel Ramp werf TO South
Bend Wednesday. to which city they
are moving.
Mrs. bessie Myers has left for a
three months visit at Minneapolis
and St. Paul
Miss Grace Reynolds OF Argos
was Plymouth visitor Friday. on her
way to Wdnona
Homer Linkenhelt lert for a bust
ness trip TO Bremen, Lapaz and
Walkenton Wednesday,
Adam Stout went to Argos We'd
nesday to spend few days with. the
family OF Mrs. w. L. Sar6er.
Mrs. William Zehner rs spending
week at South Bend the guest of
her son. C. W. Zehner So
Mrs. Frank Bolsinger and Mrs.
VALLEY have gone to belong for a
short visit with friends.
DR.. w. D. Steele has purchased the
Neil residence on Water street, and
is moving into that house.
The Ladies Parish Guild will have
an all-day meeting tomorrow at the
home OF Mrs John Bowel
The altos OF the Mozart club are
requested TO come early for special
practice on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jerry Angleman has returned
to her home in Rochester, after visit
ing with her brother, H. Howard.
Mrs. Ernest Logan has returned
20 her home in Lakeyille, after visit
ing with her sister, Mrs Fulkerson
George Crane returned to his hons
in Ann Arbor Mich, after spending
a few days in this city on business
Mrs. Samuel Riggens and daughter
Goldie, went to South. Bend Wednes
dry to whieh city they are moving
|.from Bourbon. - - ~4
/ Editor Gould OF the Kewanna Her
aid, made the Tribune pleasant
cali Tuesday on his'.-way home from
Rochester
| Mrs Dora Bricatt has returned t.
ler home in Nappaaee, after visiting
Tor few days with the family of A
3. Farmwald sst
| Mrs. Mary Riggens has returned t.
her home in South Bend aftei visit
ng for few days with the famil,
Of Bert Hines.
Mrs Blanche Armstrong AM
daughter returned to their home il
Rochester Wedne sday. after shor
visit with Mrs. NJ S. Shaw.
Holbrook Cleveland of St. Louis
is in this city attending the funera
Of his uncle. James Cleveland, whicl
was held "Wednesday afternoons.ol ;.
Three more counties voted DIR,
tuesday This makes 81 dry countie
in Indiana, 35 have voted dry and 2
are dry by remonstrance.
II H. o. Appleman and wife, return
ed to their home in Mexico, Ind
} Wednesday, after a few days Wis:
! with his brother. ]. F. Appleman.
Harry Mickey left Wednesday TO
Minot, N. Oak. where he expects t
work with his brother, John Wicke,
who owns large farm there.
Mrs Jane Case of Bourbon was
Plymouth visitor yesterday on he
way from Buchanan, Mich. where sh
, has been visiting to her home.
II Mrs. A. a. Dougherty of Wash
ington c. H., Ohio, who has been tn
! guest of friends in this city and a
! Warsaw, returned to her home ye:
e terday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Holderman has gone. (
| Chicago and Hammond, TO spend
: week with her sisters, Mrs. Gu
I lRosebaum, and Mrs. Charles Wager
err.
VI Miss Mary Fisher OF Walnut, RI
e turned to her home yesterday afte
a visit of few days with ner daugi
ter, Mrs. j. w. Miller at DonalC
a son.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ross were II
!. l quests ~ Mr. and Mrs tsd Nonrc