The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-09-30

a week.
Miss Myra Thompson went tc
Denver, Ind. Saturday for a visit
a week.
Miss Emma Lydle OF Hubbard
went to Etna Green to visit over
Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Chapman came
from Argos to visit over Sunday
with Mrs. Ed Myers.
Mrs. Fred Carl has returned to
Logansport after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Charles Woodbury..
Miss Althea Nye OF Etna Green
has returned home after a visit
with Miss Byrd Rockhill in this
city.
DIR. Aspinall went to Fort
Wayne Saturday to bring Mrs.
Samuel F.. Barber home from the
The old soldiers of the 10th IN
Diana regiment held their reiiE.
.on at Winamac Wedn: sdly and
Thursday.
The State bank of Bourbon, has
filed a suit against John d. and
Laura b. Yaiser, to foreclose
mortgage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Deacon
went to South Bend to visit over
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Ed Wilson.
Miss Miriam Keller, one OF
Plymouth's teachers, went to
Bourbon Friday evening to visit
over Sunday.
Metsker's paper shows that it
was very hard work for him to
swallow the pill he was forced to
take last Thursday.
Mrs. C. f. Hoople has return
ed to Chicago, after a visit of a
week at Lapaz with her mother,
Mrs. Milton White.
The attorneys of O'keefe and
Ness have decided that Judge
Moses Leary of Logansport, shall
try the court house case.
Mrs. John Kleindentz went to
South Bend Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Duckett, who is sick
at the Epworth hospital.
Miss Emily Fleck OF Chicago,
who has been visiting at P. ].
Haags went to Bremen to attend
the fair. and visit friends.
Clarence c. Schilt OF Bremen,
aged II and Winnie NJ. Humbert
OF Plymouth aged 10, were IL
censed TO marry Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Porter OF Marion,
has taken Master Oscar Wiles
from Brightside to the school for
the blind at indianapolis.
Isaac Lechlightner, who resides
near Knox. came to Plymouth to
accompany the remains OF his
mother to E.lkhart county.
William II. Conger has return
ed from St. Joseph, Michigan,
where he took baths for a week
and thinks he has received much
benefit.
John w. Nichols has sold the
residence which he recently
bought and remodeled in this
city, to John Carpenter, OF West
township.
Horace l.. Thompson wife and
OF Cleveland, O., have
returned home after a VISIT of
several days with relatives in
Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thomas
have returned to Fort Wayne af-
ter a visit here with their son,
Miner Thomas, proprietor of the
Palace grocery.
Thomas Bowles of Argos, one
of the tallest men and oldest res
idents of this county, has gone to
South Bend and Mishawaka, for
a visit OF two weeks.
Henry Alderman and wife and
daughter, have returned to their
home in Chicago after visit OF
several days with his father and
other relatives here.
Mrs. Lucy Champlin will have
a large sale of personal property
at the late residence of s. n.
Champlin, -four miles north OF
Plymouth, Tuesday, October II.
Bruce Joseph has returned
from Jacksonville, Fla, where he
has been employed several
months. The hot weather of the
south does not seem to hurt him
Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury Eyestone
have returned to their home al
Marion, Ind, after a VISIT of sew
eral days here with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Tribbey and other rela.
tfves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WILDER oil
Cuyahogo county Ohio, and Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Wilkinson o.
Medina county, Ohio, are visiting
Frank Jacox and other friends ir
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Mills of De
rtoit, Mich, are visiting at 10
seph Swindeii'5 in this city, anc
Mrs. Nils and Miss May Swim
dell went to Gary Monday morn
ing to visit Miss Emma Swindell
Mrs. l.. d. Eley, scribe for TIN,
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