The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-01-14

o. A. Splitter transacted business
at Lakeville Friday
Robert Sullivan is spending few
days at South Bend
Chas. R. Leonard spent Friday at
Chicago on business.
Miss Florence Johnson was Niles,
-siich., visitor Saturday
j. A Wallace spent Friday at
South Bend on business.
N. F. RocbhiH spent Saturday at
South Bend, on business.
Charles Albert OF Lapaz, was in
this city on business Friday.
Mrs. Otto Caple of Rochester, is
visiting with friends in this city.
Miss Grace Clifford OF Kewanna,
is visiting with relatives in this city.
Charles Thomas has gone to Cad
allac, Mich. to spend few days on
business.
o. R. Porter of Culver, was in this
city on business Friday enroute TO
South Bend
Mrs. c. VI. Morelock left for a
short visit with friends at Michigan
City today.
Mrs. Sarah Faulkner is spending a
couple Of weeks with friends and rel
atives at Elkhart
Miss Jennie Schultz returned to
Culver Saturday after a short visit
with her parents here.
Miss Miriam Kehltr wemt to Bour-
bon Saturday morning, TO spend Sun
day VITA her parents
John Boss and daughter Miss Car
RE went to Bremen TO spend
Sunday with relatives
Miss Mabel Ritter, a teacher at
Brightside. went to Cromwell to
spend Sunday with relatives.
Mrs W. NJ Poor went to Bremen
Saturday, to spend Sunday with her
daughter. Mrs Henry Hawkins
Misses Cleo Ehrmen and Elizabeth
Barber of Fl Wayne, were Plymouth
callers, Saturday enroute to South
Bend.
DR.. and Mrs: Asphalt and DR.. and
Mrs. Holtzendorff are in receipt OF
invites 10 the Governors reception
and dance.
Miss Edith Freeman has returned
to her home an Warsaw after short
visit with her sister, Mrs G. A. Idle
in this city.
Mrs. Fern Eckert returned to her
home in South Bend Saturday, after a
short visit with her mother, Mrs. a
W. Reynolds
Miss Blonde Wiltfong of Lakeville
called on friends here Saturday en-
route to her home after visiting
at Rochester.
Mrs. S. NJ. Jewett has. returned &c
Etna Green, after spending a couple
of days with her daughter, AIRS. Z.
C. Martindale
r. r. Stfller tae vocal teacher oil
the Culver Military Academy, wa.
IN this city Saturday, enroute to Cul
yer from Chicago
Mrs Charles Mclaughlin has gone
TO South Bend TO visit with hei
mother. Mrs. joan Fogle who is il
a hospital there.
Mrs Nancy Sagers went to South
Bend on Saturday to spend :
few days with her brother Morton
Bryant and family.
Mrs. E. S. Morris returned TO hel
home in Mishawaka Saturday, aftel
spending a few days with friends ir
this city and at Argos.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Wnatmore o
Van Vert. Ohio, are visiting in thi.
city, the guests of his brother-in-law
Morris Agler and wife
Mrs. A NJ. Heminger of Sou.l
Bend, who has been the guest of M
mother, Mrs E. Stonebrlrner for
week, returned home Thursday.
Mrs Myron Chase of Tyner. callet
on Plymouth friends Thur sday, en-
route to South Bend, where she viii
visit with relatives for a few days
Mesdames T. Morritz and E. Hun
ter returned TO their homes in Soutl
Bend Thursday, after a few days visi
with the family of Schuyler Rosen
bury.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Ridnour o
Logansport, called on friends in th
city Saturday. enroute to their hom
from a visit with relatives 1T Ches
terton
Mr. and Mrs. P. w. Smith returne-
TO their home in South Bend Thurs
da after spending a few days witt
his brother, Joseph H.. and other rel
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs W ]. Wilson wen
to Hubbard Saturday, called Their
by the illness OF her sister, Mrs.
w Mitchell who suffered a strok
of paralysis.
Thomas Davis and daughter, Mrs
Isabella Hendricks, I lnwood. spen
Thursday N this city enroute t
Goose Lake, where they will visit 70
few days.
Mrs A. F. Sterling of WACO
Mount. New Mexico, who has bee
visiting with Mrs. Joseph Stein for
few days, left for a visit at For
Wayne Saturday