The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-02-04
LOCAL NEWS

MICS.
Miss Hazel Neff spent Monday at
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs d. E Snyder spent
Tuesday at Tyner
Miss Margaret Steckman spent
Monday at Tyner
Miss Maud Fink OF Tyner was a
Plymouth visitor Monday
FOR SALE-Seven Canary birds
Inquire 4o1 Conger street.
C. A. Gearhart OF Hamle: spent
Monday here on business
Theodore Sherman was home from
South Bend over Sunday
Fred Schroeder went 10 Lapaz and
Bremen on business Monday.
David Bennett of Walerton was in
Plymouth on business Monday.
Earl Houghton is spending a few
days ait Bremen on business.
Wilson Wenino OF Twin Lake was
in this city on bus. ess Monday
John d. Thomas of Bourbon was
in Plymouth on business today.
Misses Alice and Cora Hallock
were Niles, Mich, visitors Monday.
William Warner OF Twin Lake was
a Plymouth visitor Monday on bust
ness.
Mrs John Humphreys OF Tyner,
is visiting with her father Isaac Res
sler.
S. N. Stevens has gole 70 Indian
apoEs for a business trip OF a few
days.
Henry Henderson of South Bend
IS spending few days here, on bust
ness.
Charles Ginty of Lima, Ohio, call
ed on friends in this city. Sunday
evening
Clarence Rumsey OF Chicago, is
visiting with his aunt, Mrs Sarah
Rosenbury
Ed Hogarth has returned from
spending few days at South Bend
on business.
Roscoe Dennison was home from
South Bend to spend Sunday with
his parents.
Mrs Guy Major OF Akron is visit
ing with her husband. who is employ
ed in this city.
Mr. and Mrs John S. Bender IT
Hamlet, are spending few days with
friends in Plymouth
Oakley Hoham returned to South
Bend Monday after spending a few
days with relatives here
John Smith returned TO his home
in Laporte Monday, after short visit
with his uncle, c. R. Barthel.
Mrs. A Bash of Bruce Lake, wl1r
has been visiting with friends here,
went to Tyner for short visit
James Pittenger -eturned to his
home IN Frankfort Monday. after a
visit in this city and at Walkerton.
Miss Della iMackey returned to her
home in Nappane after a few days
visit with the family of a. B. Farm
wald.
Mrs. Emma Cartwright of Warsaw
was in this city Monday, on her way
10 Michigan City where she will visit
with friends.
When a man cannot remember
what kind OF weather we used TO have
at This season OF the year he says the
climate has changed
Mrs. John DeMont returned to her
home in Kalamazoo. Mich, Tuesday,
after few days, visit with the fam
lily Of ]. C. Burnell here.
Mrs. \. J. Roskoph of Chicago,
who has been here entering her son
Raymond in St. NJ chaeps Academy,
returned to her home Tuesday
Mrs. John lHenney returned to her
home in Harris Tuesday morning,
after visiting her daughter, Mrs ]. l.
Mann in this city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Leighton returned to
their home in South Bend Tuesday
after short visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Hoover.
Mrs Iva Haag returned to her
home in Tyner Tuesday morning after
spending couple OF weeks with
friends in this city and at Hamlet
iMr. and Mrs. Bert Carlysle OF Heb
ron, ILL.,, who have been the guests
of the family of Jesse ,McNealy, went
to Culver for short visit Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Wann OF
Camden, called on friends in this city
Tuesday, on their way home from
Kingsburg, where they have been Wis
iting.
Miss Mary Ressler returned Mon
days from spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Sarah McCole who
was quite i'll. but is now somewhat
improved.
Miss Esther Chase returned TO her
home in Chicago Monday,after spend
ing few days with the family OF R
A. Chase in this city.
,Messrs. George and Frank Vogeley
of Niles, who has been spending a
few days in this city on business, re-
returned to that city Monday.
Rev ~ s. Hollis OF Tyner and Rev
Thomas Willis of Three Oaks, Mich
who are conducting a series of pro-
tracted meetings, at Tyner, were in
this city on business Monday
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