The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-19
LOCAL NEWS

PROSPER BAN NOuplC Vi -
al Chicago on business.
Miss Opal . Eders SIP MT few days
with friends at Harris.
Fred Durbin spent o couple OF days
ait Hammond on business.
Miss Ca& Grar has returned
from a short stay at South Bend
T. L. Mosher of Htbbard spent
Thursday morning n r ON business
Mrs. Warren Matthews is visiting
with friends at Culver for few days.
Mrs. DELPHI McKesson is visiting
With relatives at Peru, for few days
Mrs. James NyGlart OF Goshen, Wis
aed with friends in this city and at
Tyner.
Mrs. John Baxter OF South Bend,
spent a few dsy= in this city with
friends!
Fred Miller of Chicago, is visiting
with the family of c. w. Baxter in
this city
H. A. Logan has returned from
spending couple OH days at St Jo-
seph. Mich.
Mrs. R. c. Kioepfer and Mrs. E.
|. WEIGH have gone TO Hobart for
short VISIT
r. c. Kloepfer returned to Logans
port Thursday after camping at
Pretty Lake.
Mrs E. Welch and Mrs. Bertha
Logan were the guests OF friends at
LJapaz Thursday
Hon. Charles c. Kelley OF Knox,
Starke county, has been appointed
state bank examiner.
Miss Dora Oapron spent a few
days with Mrs. George H. Tfayer at
the lateris cottage at CULVER
Mrs. Louis Ovemnyer and daughter
Lily, and Miss Claudia Dieffernbach,
spent Thursday at Rochester.
Mrs. E. C. Martindale was called
to Argos Thtursday 10y the illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Jewett
Mrs Harry Hunriofrouser spent
Thursday at Warsaw IN attendance at
the reception given by Mrs. Chaplin
Mrs. Catherine Thornton went D
Walkerton Thursday to visit with the
family of William Canen for a week.
Mrs. JoEl1g Hanes went to South
Bend Thursday, where she wfll spend
rtrree weeks with friends and rela-
tives.
Richard Davis and family went to
Upton where they will spend a
couple OF weeks with friends and rel
atives
Mrs. o. F. Lands and daughter,
Marie, of Indianapolis. are visiting
with friends and relatives in this city
and vicinity.
Josh Rdf1rer of Peru, who has been
The guest OF his brother, William
Rdhrer in this city, returned to his
home Thursday,
Mrs Alfred Crater returned ITO her
home in Auburn Thursday, after
visiting w; III the family OF P. J., Haag
bor few days.
The Ladies of the Reformed
chnrdh will serve ice cream and cake
Friday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Becknal. 12d2
Robert Maruin of Peru, who has
been spending the past couple Cd
months with his uncle, NJ E. Day
returned to his home Thursday
Mrs William Jackson returned to
her home in S u IN Bend Thursday
after short visit with friends and
relatives in plymouth and Argos.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Sesseman Oh
South Bend, who have been the
guests of her sister, Mrs. W. NJ
Grimm, returned to their home
Thursday
Henry Unballm and wife of South
Bend, who have been the guests OF
friends at Inwood and Plymouth
went to Lakev;1le 70. further visit
Thursday
Miss Anna nIcCabe returned be
her home in Canton, o., Thursday al
ter visiting couple of weeks with
the Misses Anna and Blanche Mul.
ienhour.
Miss Mary Miller returned TO hel
home in Misilawaka TrhurJday after
spending couple OF weeks with dlel
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James
McHugh.
Mr. and Mrs L. Luduers returned
to their home IN Gogansport, Thurs
day, after visiting uhe family of R
c. Ktoepfer at Pretty Lake, for Z
couple OF week
David Foreman and SON Floyd, def
for Cando, ND, Thursday where they
will spend he remainder of the SUM
mer They went west on account o.
the health of the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thoanpson
and Miss Mabel Tsiomp. on, Mn
Peter PEI nod and daughter Mis-:
Cleon Pernod of Chicago who have
been camping at Pretty Lake, spent
Thursday at Culver
Mrs. Henry Piernlan and J. A
Cunningham of this city, were callet
to South Bend by the serious Hines:
of the formers SON and the Natter:
br5ther-inIaw, H. F. Walker, who i:
not expected to- live
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Hill have