The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-28
LOCAL NEWS

Ed Wallace of Culver, spent
Monday in Plymouth.
Otto Weber and wife spen'
Sunday at Indianapolis.
Arthur O'Keefe spent Monday
at Chicago on business.
Mrs. c. d. Vest called on
friends at Argos Monday.
Mrs. Lou Anderson spent Mon
day with friends at Donaldson.
Frank Parker OF Culver, was
in the city on business Monday.
Miss Nancy Barts has returned
from spending few days at Peru
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Cole spent
Sunday with friends at LaPorte.
Mrs. Claude Harris was the
guest of friends at Inwood Mon
day.
Mrs. Jennie Protsman spent
Monday with Mrs. Ruah Huff
man at Argos.
Mrs. Henry B. Hall was the
guest OF Mrs. Frank Morgan at
Argos Monday.
Charies Westling of Chicago, is
visiting with his sister, Mrs. w.
G.. Hendricks.
Messrs. John Mcdonald and
Art Young spnt Monday at La
porte on business.
Miss Bessie Rentschler was
home from South Bend over Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mesdames c. NJ. Wright and
Chase Keller of Tyner, were Ply
mouth callers Monday.
Peter Hendricks has returned
10 Logansport after spending a
few days in Plymouth.
Louis Seider OF Syracuse, Ind,
is visiting in this city the guest
of his sister Mrs. Lou Anderson.
The Misses Lura Rose and
Helen Neu of Bourbon, were the
guests of Plymouth friends sur
day.
Mrs. Jennie Collier OF Tyner
is visiting in this city the guest
of her niece Mrs. w. L. Wal
lace.
Mrs. Emma EVERY and Miss
Blanche Canaan OF WalNerton.
spent Monday morning in Ply
mouth.
Paul Singrey was home from
South Bend over Sunday, visit
ing with his parents NJ. and Mis-
III. l.. Singrey.
Miss Elsie Price returned to
her home in Muncie Monday, at
ter visiting friends in this city
and at Bourbon.
Mrs. John Cast returned to her
home in Culver Monday, after
spending Sunday with her father,
Anthony Schell here
Mrs. ID. A. Joslin has returned
to her home in Lapaz afte. visit
ing at Fl Wayne. She spent the
morning with friends here.
Miss Edna Tanner has return
ed from spending three weeks
with Miss Grace McAlexar del
and other friends at Indianapolis
Mrs. c. F. Erskine of Lar vii
was a Plymouth visitor Monday
on her way to Peoria, ILL.,, where
she will make further visit with
friends.
Robert Gear of Chicago, wa;
the guest of Plymouth friend:
Sunday. Mr.. Gear has just re.
turned from spending six month:
at Denver, Col.
The Ladies of the German
Evangelical church viii serve q
chicken dinneG next edneSday
evening ait Hills cafe. Every.
body welcome.
Robert Monroe and family r..
turned Monday evening to theil
home in Oklahoma City Okla, at
ter a few weeks visit with hi:
brother, Ed Monroe and family
here.
Mrs. c. c. Durr, and her siste
Mrs. Flo Brown of Chicago wer'
Argos visitors Monday. Mrs
Brown was recently bereaved o
her husband. and is spending
few days here.
Mrs. Joseph Hostetler OF La
porte, and Mrs. Henry FARRELL, o
Tyner, are visiting with the fam
lily of ]. w. Wiltfong. The for
mer is a cousin whom Mr.. Wilt
Tong has not seen for twenty
years.
Mrs. Harley Haimbaugh anc
daughter Cleo, who hav, zee:
spending a few days with the 10
me-: = Their Mrs. Al'er Whale,
returned to Argos Monday. Mrs
tra.Sy la, been i'll ii health %
sc.nlc / ne, but is improved.
The Crescent Concert companv
is an organization OF genuine
merit and high-class entertain
ment. H1ar them Thursday even
ing Nov. 4, at the Reformed
church, corner Plum and Adam
street. Admission only 25c.