The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-03-11

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H. A. Unger spent Saturday at Gull
yer on business
wv. Baker of Tyner, was here on
business Saturday
Charles Stuck of Hubbard, was here
on business Saturday
Miss Lura Rose of Bourbon, was a
Plymouth visitor Saturday.
Fred Morelock was South Bend
visitor Saturday on business
Floyd Shetland was a Plymouth
visitor Saturday on business
R. F. Beagles of Tyner, transacted
business in this city Saturday
Levi Hartman OF Twin Lake, was in
Plymouth on business today.
Theodore McKesson of Tyner,
spent Saturday here on business.
J. B. Cramer and wife spent Satur-
day with friends at South Bend.
Mrs. f. Miller has returned from
spending a few days at Etna Green.
Miss Bertha Hileman OF Walkerton,
VS. Plymouth visitor Friday evening
Misses Della Stout and Helen
Machel were South Bend visitors Sat
urday
Miss Miriam Keller went TO Bour-
bon to spend Sunday with her par
ents. -
Mrs. Elmer Kelser has gone to Ke-
wanna to visit with friends for few
days
Harry Grippe of Tippecanoe, spent
Saturday here on business enroute to
Lakeville.
Frank Bollinger, Alpha Ball and
William Hitchcock spent Saturday at
Niles, Mich.
Miss June Leroy, of Walkerton,
spent couple OF days with Miss
Bessie Lemert.
Mrs. Margaret Miller spent Satur-
day with her daughter, Mrs. Bertha
Boggs at Argos.
Mrs. A. H. Sponsler went to Etna
Green Saturday to visit her father.
Isaac Lozier for few days.
Miss Ada Williams OF South Bend.
5 visiting in this city. the guest OF
the family of Geo. Williams.
Leath Strong has returned to
Lakeville, after spending few days
in this city and at Rochester.
Miss, Catherine FRASER went to
Mishawaka Saturday, to spend few
days with Mrs. butcher
Mrs. Anna Beyler OF this city.
went to Argos Saturday to visit with
|her son, John Eckert, for week
Miss Lulu Helpman returned to
her home in Warsaw Saturday, ate:
| short visit with Miss Hazel NefT
A. NJ Cleveland and A. c. More
lock have returned from attending
the Business Mems Show at Chicago
Mrs. Jesse Glass and children re-
turned to the:r home in Kouts, Ind.
after spending week with her faith
n, George Saeger.
Mrs. Ford Reynolds of South
Bend, is spending few days with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Suse-
land
Messrs. Louis Schmeltz, Curti.
Ramsby, and Joshua Cochran OF Ty.
| ler, were Plymouth visitors Saturda,
on business.
District representative wanted b,
large land company Good selling
proposition. Florida Fruit Lands Co.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Pearl Snipe was the guest o.
friends here Saturda, enroute t.
her home in Upton, after a short
visit at Etna Greene.
H. S. Marvin has returned from :
two weeks business trip through
Ohio in the interest of the Edgertor
Mfg. Co., of this city.
| Mrs Sarah Langdon and son Viii
liam, went. to Elkhart to spend Sun
day with the family of her brother
in-law, John Langdon.
Miss May vanKirk of Delong, wa.
a Plymouth caller Saturday, enrout,
to Davis, where she WILL visit will
friends for few days.
| Miss Mary Chase returned TO he
/ home in Hillsdale. Mich, Saturday
after spending the winter with he
brother, r. A. Chase in this city
Mrs. f. c. Wareing and son Joel
have gone to Seymour, Ind, for ;
ten days visit with her. parents, Mr.
and Mrs Joel H. Mattock
Samuel Peterson returned to hi
home in South Bend Saturday, afte
visiting few days with her brother
Andrew Peterson, near this city.
Mrs. Joseph Ormsby Of Tiosa, wh'
mas been rhe guest of her daughter
Mrs. Claud Emerson for few days
returned to her home Saturday,
/ Miss Stella Myers OF Chicago
who has been the guest of her sister
Mrs. Floyd Bunnell in this city, wen
TO Winona Lake Saturday morning
| Mrs. A. H. Kortlang returned t.
her home in Chicago Saturday morn
ing after visiting a few days with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ritchis
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Penter and sol
LOTS, OF TT. Wayne, were Plymouth
| visitors Saturday, enrOute to LaPort