The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-25
SLEIGH RIDES
WERE IN ORDER
PLYMOUTH WAS VISITED BY
MANY OUT OF TOWN
GUESTS.
Parties From Argos and Other
Towns Here-Miss Carrie Rhodes
Entertains.

wednesday evening was dn luedl
night for sleigh riding, and many
were the fair ladies and brave lads
that took advantage OF the snowy
roadbed and promenaded through the
and to neighboring towns on pleas
ure bent.
A number of single sleighs from
Argos, Bourbon and other surround
ing towns, were seen on the streets OF
Plymouth, while a score or more @.
cutters and bobs from this CITY. were
iourneying elsewhere.
Mr.. William A. Richmond was most
20 a bob load, composed OF the To-.
lowing, DR.. and Mrs. Hitchcock, Nj
and Mrs. c. o. Tribbey, Mrs. (Dr.l
Holtzendorff, and Miss Dora Capron.
This jolly crowd promenaded nc
local streets, enjoying life, as only the
light hearted can.
Miss Carrie Rhodes entertained
bob load of young folks from Bonr-
bon, at her home on east Sophia
street Wedne sday evening. The Bour-
bon crowd consisted OF Misses Hazel
Burwell, Caralanthia Parks, Bertha
Rizer, Leah Boyce, Mona Wink and
Cora Steinebach, and the Messrs. Lo-
gan Reed, Grover Stein, G. lbeT, ard
Harry Kessler. Roy Rnegenberger
and Owen Miller. The guests from
this city WHO attended the patty were
the Misses Merle Boswort'', Bessie
Lemert. Ethel Tanning, Erma Coess-
ner. Olga Tomlinson, Ruth Vin~ll,
Katherine Stevens, Eva Bollnan.
Ethel Jones, Rosa Knott. Blsnche Mc
Coy and Erra Humrichousc-. AL
the Messrs. Charley Turner, Ford
Cressner, Curt Haag, RAJ Massena,
Bert and Mark Lauer, Charley Sc.p;..
Ralpa Bowel, Noble Shaffer, an
OTIS Williams.
A delightful supper was served, and
after an evening spent in various
amusements, the Bourbon young peo-
pie departed for their native shores
at a late hour. 1t is reported. that
Misses Blanche Mccoy and Bessie
Lemert rendered several fine numbers
on the piano, which were enjoyed by
all Firie was unable to be present.
but gossip says that Otis tried to NIL
his place The lMessrs Mark and Ber,
Lauer did the brave act OF escorting
the Bourbon girls TO lunch One OF
the Bourbon lads ran away with
Ford's girl, but after some maneuver
ing coupled with gently implied
threats, that gentleman won back MS
fair one. and everybody was happy.
In spite OF Thursdays heavy thaw
which almost barred the roads
of snow, several more parties held
forth, Thursday evening and journeys
were made to the homes of country
friends, and to adjoining towns.
Today, however. the sleighing is ruin
ed and the streets are puddles OF
water and slush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Vangilder, who
reside one mile north OF Inwood.
were host and hostess to a bob load
from this city and vicinity Thurs day
evening. The guests were the Messrs.
Cyrel Foreman Leland Ringgenberg.
Allen Johnson, Ben Force and Mearl
Ringgenberg. and the Misses Maud
Foreman, Nora Rivers, Edna and
Laura Johnson, Ruby Reynolds and
Elv;e Freeze. The crowd returned to
Plymouth at about 2 :OO o'clock Friday
morning, which attests for the good
time (which they had.
Through the kindness of Mr.. An
derson Beagles a party was taken
out TO the commodious hame of Mr..
md Mrs. George Jamison, two miles
east of town Thursday evening. The
company consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson Beagles and son, Mrs. VIM.
Hahn, son and daughter. Miss Irene
Lacher, Mrs. Ralph Kieckner, Mr.
and Mrs. Roller Kleckner, Miss Flor
erce Kleckner and Mr.. and Mrs s.
II. Wager. An oyster supper was
served and the entire evening greatly
enjoyed Mr. Beagles is just the man
to conduct sleigh'n party and Mr..
and Mrs Jamison know how to en-
tertain.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Bondurant took
another bob load to the home OF the
formers mother, Mrs Eliz2beth
Hartman, miles northeast OF this
city, where an oyster supper was
served the guests. The members of
the party were the Misses Nellie De
Moss, Ida Klanger and Dollie Rosen-
bury, and the Messrs f. r. Danforth.
Emmett Fields. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A