The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-21

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here on business Monday
Mrs. Ernest Pomeroy spen
Monday at South Bend.
Mrs. William Everly was /;
South Bend visitor Monday.
Louis Mickey was home from
South Bend over Sunday.
K. c. Bennett left for a bust
ness trip to Auburn Monday.
George Reichart of Bourbon
was here on business Mona,ay.
Matthew McNulty of Lafayette
was here on business Monday.
Miss Frances Marks spent Sat
urday with relatives at Rutland
Attorney Parks of Mishawaka,
was here on business Monday
William Lowther of Burr Oak,
was a Plymouth visitor Monday
David Brumbaugh of Pierce
ton, was here on business Mon
day.
Miss Mary Hoham was home
from Columbia City over Sun
day.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Clough, a baby boy, Saturday
night.
Mrs. Jane Thornburg of Lapaz,
was a Plymouth visitor this
morning.
Mrs. | Beldon is visiting with
the family of John Weathers at
South Bend.
Jay Brewer OF Knox, was in
on business Monday,
enroute to South Bend.
Daniel Niswonger has returned
to Fl. Wayne, after spending a
few days in Plymouth.
Miss Bessie Rensselaer, was
home from South Bend to spend
Sunday with her parents.
Rev. ]. Vince OF Pierceton,
returned Monday to his home,
after spending Sunday mere.
George Baugher of Benton
Harbor, spent Sunday with his
father, ]. III. Baugher in IL 5 cry.
Miss Louisa Corse and Floyd
of South Bend, spent Sum-
day with their parents in this city
Henry Steinebach of Bourbon,
spent Monday with the family OF
his son, l.. f. Steinebach in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Beck
went to Logansport to visit with
friends anh relatives for a few
days.
Ed Cove was home from Ko-
komo to spend Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hi
Cove.
NJ. c. Bennett and wife of Lo-
gansport, have returned TO their
home after spending a couple OF
weeks here.
Mrs. NJ. Leedy OF Tiosa. who
has been visiting with the family
of Jacob. Geik, returned to her
home Monday.
Frank Kellison has gone to
Pittsburg on a business trip of a
week in the interests of Clizbe
Bros. Mfg. Co.
William Hardy returned to
South Bend whre he is attending
school after spending Sunday
with his mother here.
Mrs. w. M. Grimm has gone
to Tippecanoe where she will Wis
it for a few days with her father
in-law. James Grimm.
Mrs. Laura Wolf and Miss
Stella Black have returned to
their homes in Logansport, after
visiting with 3. E. Rider.
Miss Bessie Biederman return.
ID to her''home in Kewanna Mon
day, after spending a week with
the family of Richard See.
III. NJ. To-Day is filling the po-
sition as reporter for the Chron.
icle made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Russell Klingerman.
Miss Lorena Brittenham Of
South Bend, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Worthing.
ton and other relatives here.
Miss Lou Vaughn of Ham
mond, who has been the guest o
Mrs. James Cook for few days
returned to her home Monday.
Messrs. Bert Thompson, Her.
bert Houghton and Ray Gear
have accepted employment in tht
Oliver Pillow Works at South
Bend.
But few days after he hat
reached the age which entitled
him to honorary retirement with
a pension from the company, ]
III. Bonnell. for thirty-6ve year,
agent for the Pennsylvania com
pany at Arcola, died Sunday
morning at Hope hospital in ths
city of Fort Wayne. Many years
ago he married Mrs. Cynthia A
Lopp-McLauglllin who thirty
odd years ago resided in Ply
mouth. She is long since dead
Mr.. Bonnell was an excellent
man and faithful in the perform
ance of every duty intrusted tc
:, m His funeral took Mace a,