The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-15

NOCHc>VtI on business.
Eldridge Thompson spent yester-
day at Argos on business.
Wilson Huffer spent yesterday at
Etna Green on business.
Mildred Harris spent yesterday at
ternoon with friends at Culver.
Mrs l. ]. Kreighbaum OF Tyner,
Spent yesterday morning here
d. w. Dewitt spent yesterday at
South Bend on business.
Mrs. F. FogleSon spent yesterday
with friends at South Bend.
Charles Whitley of Argos, was in
this city on business yesterday
A. l. Kern of Bourbon, spent yes
terday morning here on business.
Mrs. V S. KIingerman OF Tyner,
was a Plymouth caller esterday.
Miss Laura Boss rs spending few
days with relatives at Bremen.
Mrs. S. \. Deval OF Warsaw, is
visiting in this city and vicinity
Mrs Charles Ball and Miss Ilo
EMS were Miles visitors yesterday.
Carl Kteckner went to Dowagiac,
Mich, to spend few days with rela-
tives. ll
Mrs w. w. Osborne returned to
Ober, after spending yesterday here
ON business.
Miss Vera SuselaDd has gone to
South Bend, to spend a few days with
Miss Eva Wichzer.
Supt L. E. Steinebach and trustee
John Richard spent yesterday at Val
5araiso on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Donoghue are
spending a couple OF days with
trends at South Bend.
Miss Lois Thompson has gone to
Marion TO spend couple OF weeks
With Miss Elmina Cole
Benjamin Switzer has left for a
three weeks visit at Culver, Indian
apolis and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Iost went to
Cassopolis, Mich, to spend a week
NTH friends and relatives
John Barton returned to Harris,
where he is employed. after spending
/ couple of days in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Fiske returned to
Chicago after visiting with friends
II this CITY for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner are
spending few days with friends at
south Bend and Mishawaka.
Mrs. L. p Switzer, Mrs. Eldridge
Thompson and Miss Chloe Butler
spent Yesterday afternoon at Tyner
Mrs. Lee Ritchie went to Misha-
Naka yesterday, where she will visit
lew days with her ss~s, Clyde and
Ray.
MIS-. | n. Mattingly OF Argos, was
4 Plymouth visitor yesterday. en-
route to Topeka, where she will visit
with her son, Charles.
Mrs. High Shafer returned to her
nome in Harms, after spending a few
days here the guest OF her sister,
Mrs, NJ. Cramer
Miss Fife Mccoy OF Grass Creek,
called on friends here Wedne sday,
enroute to Winona where she will
pend few days.
MISS Mabel Monroe went to
Greencamp, o., yesterday where she
NH spend few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs John Detwiler
Rev. A. J. Carey OF Warsaw, spent
Monday, and Tuesday forenoon with
The Staleys, J. NJ. Gibson and other
relatives in tins city and vicinity.
Miss Gertrude Kline and brother
Lloyd, who have been visiting with
ne family OF Daniel Foltz for few
lays. returned to their nome yester-
day
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Callahan of
Terre Haute, who have been spend
ing a few days with her father, W.
E. Leonard, went to St. Joseph, Mich.
yesterday.
Joseph T. Gordon and wife of In
fianapolis, who have been the guests
here OF their cousin, d. w. Dewitt
sad family, went TO Rochester for a
Gsit today
Mrs Ray TANNER of Scheme tady
Y. Y, who as been the guest OF the
amIly of L. Tanner in this city for
couple of weeks, went ~ Chicago
Tor visit yesterday
Adam Ball and daughter Matilda,
and son Alpha, left Friday morning
for three weeks trip through
Toledo. Chicago Junction, Monroe
Vile and other Ohio cities.
Mrs. Arcie Schmidt of White Pig
con, Mich, WHO has been visiting
with the family of Charles Franz;
and other friends in this city, return
ed to her home yesterday:
Mrs Margaret Freeze and daughter
Anna, of South Bend, who have been
the guests of the family of Adam
Listenberger in this city, returned to
their home Wednesday.
1t is said that every dog seen on
the streets OF Plymouth today was
without a muzzle. 1t is also said
that hydrophobia rs less prevalent
in July and August than in any other
months of the year
Both branches OF congress have
voted to submit the income tax ques-
ton to vote of the state legislat-
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