The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-25
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Nina Reiter Is visitin.
with friends at Elkhart. :
Ira Faulkner of Culver spen
Tuesday here on business.
4. thinner returned to Delons
after a short stay here on bust
ness.
Stephen A. Shaw of CulveI
was in Plymouth on bushes:
Monday.
Reuben McKesson OF Tyner
transacted business in this city
Monday.
John Nye OF Inwood was in
this city on business Monday
morning.
Miss Cora Ralston OF Culver
was a Plymouth visitor Tuesday
morning.
Conrad Bergman spent Mon
day at Niles, Mich, consulting
an ear specialist.
Ed. Bergman of Culver and
Louis Mickey of South Bend
were home over Sunday.
Ed. Thompson went to South
Bend, where he is employed, al
ter visiting relatives Ter
Jacob Busehart spent Tuesday
at South Bend. Mr.. Busehart has
moved TO this city'f-om koches-
ter.
Mrs. Eben Parish went to A;
Cos Monday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. VI. Bar
low.
Mrs. Charles Wade and daugh-
ter OF Nebraska, are here visit
ing with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boss.
Glen Worthington, who is
teaching in the High School at
Nashville, Ind, is home for a
weeks visit with relatives.
sMisseDortie Haines, who is
employed at indianapolis, was
home over Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant HaineS
Nicholas Holi>rInan returne5
to his home in Nappanee Monday
after visiting xttl MS sister
Mrs. Emma king Tor i week
Mrs. VI. Hershberger went to
Chicago Monday where she will
spend a couple OF weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Guy
er.
Rev. J.. l.. Vince returned to
his home in Plerceton Monday az
ter conducting services at the
Church of God in this city Sun
day.
Mrs. Minnie Payne returned tic
her home in .Inwood Monday al
ter visiting her sister Mrs. Chas
Gibson in this city for a few
days.
.aMr. and Mrs. Levi Hoke re-
turned to their home in Elkhart
Monday, after visiting for a few
days with the family OF Henry
Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Waibner oil
Chicago, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. ID
Graves, returned to their home
this morning.
Mrs. DR.. Ford Reynolds re-
turned to her homA in Chicago
oml SuIpusds IalJe 'AppIsls9A
weeks with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Suseland.
Mrs. VI. H. Foss and Mis-.
Mabel Cox of Culver call.d on
Plymouth friends Monday en-.
route to Argos. where they viii
visit for a few days.
Mesdames II. Baer and vii
liam Spencer returned to then
homes in E.lkhart Monday after
visiting for a few days with
friends and erlatives here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Il ders whs
has been making her home with
her son John Siders here, went
to Silver Lake, Ind, Monday tc
spend the winter with another
son Jacob Elders.
The remains of Julian NJ. Graz
who died ait South Bend Sunday
will be brought to the home o.
Mrs. NJ ]. Boyce, 314 South
Michigan street, this city Mon.
day night. Those wishing to view
the remains can do so between
the hours of 9 and II Tuesday
morning.
Logansport is having a siege o.
diphtheria which has caused the
schools to be closed. and child
rem under the age of sixteen years
forbidden to attend the hvetcent
shows or other places of public
gathering. Every school in the
city has beer ordered cleaned and
fumigated and all will remain
closed until after Thanksgiving
Plymouth is unusually healthy
lust now. but it is just as wei
to take warning and keep all ref
use off the premises and every
thing in a cleanly condition. Filth
Is the mother of disease, and oft
times the father.