The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-03-25
Charles Kinsel spent Monday

Lee fNllCnle spent MOiddS al May
on business.
Ed Wade was home from Chicago
over Sunday.
John Rush of Inwood. was here on
business Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Johnson was a South
Bend visitor today.
David Walter of Walkerton was
Bend visitor Monday.
~ E Goodyear OF Inwood, was
acre on business Monday.
John Zechiel of Culver. was in this
city on business Monday.
Miss Efie Sarber spent Sunday
With her parents at Tyner.
MILFORD c. Barker spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs League.
Miss Marie Rhodes was the guest
+ friends at Warsaw Sunday.
l.. B. Simcox of Culver, was here
On business Monday morning.
Miss Gertrude Cox is home from
Wabash, where she has been employ
ed.
Elkhart county will vote wet or
Try, probably dry, Thursday OF this
week.
Mrs. H. L. Singrey and daughter,
Violet, were Miles Mich, visitors
Monday.
Mrs c. Heckert spent Monday
With her sister, Mrs. c. Huffman At
Tyner.
Charles E. Witver of Chicago, was
the guest OF Miss Grace Bussard
Sunday.
Ralph Whitlock is home from Chi
.ago for visit with his parents in
This city.
Miss Florence Vanscoik OF South
Berd, was the guest of friends in this
,.ty Sunday.
Otto Uncapher and Ernest Ander-
Son OF Grovertown, were Plymouth
r;sitors Monday.
Homer Linkenhelt is assisting as
shipping clerk at the Lake Erie and
Western depot.
Miss Mayme Bussard OF North
Liberty, spent Sunday with her par
,nts in this city.
Mrs. w. M Graham is spending
lew days at Tyner, the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. S. E. Ruff.
Mrs. J. H. Nichols went to Hunt
ngton Monday to visit week with
Ter son Richard Barnes.
Mss Jennie Schultz went TO Grow
ertown Monday, for a short visit with
rer father, Fred Schultz
Misses julia Jockey and Nellie
OeMoss spent Sunday with Ms
Blanche Lernler at Inwood
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Green returned
D their home in belong Monday az
.er conducting meetings at Tyner.
Alfred Lee OF Tyner, who has been
visiting with mis- brother, William
ZEE. returned to his home Monday.
Elmer White and his two small
sons of South Bend, visited relatives
n this city Saturday and Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs Henry Hawkins of
Bremen, spent Sunday with her par
,nts, Mr. and Mrs. William Poor.
Its a boy born Saturday night.
Mother and child doing we'll and the
father, Nathan Craig, feeling fine.
Miss May Burton OF Tyner, who
as been the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Claud Beagles, returned to her home
| Monday.
Jacob Buscart returned to his home
n Peru Monday morning after spend
ng Sunday with the family OF A. NJ.
Sastil.
]. L. Vince returned to Pierceton
| Monday morning after conducting
iervices at the Church of God here
Sunday
w. A. Hampton and wife have
rome to South Bend to visit with the
amily of his uncle, A. Witwer, for "a
ew days.
Mrs. T. n. Ware returned to her
.ome in Frankfort Monday after a
few days Wis with her sister, Mrs.
Ed Rankin.
Mrs. Fred Hatfield wenf to Bour-
BON Monday TO visit her parents.
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Garrison for a
few days.
Mrs Emma Baxter has returned to
her home in South Bend after visit
ing for few days with her father,
! Peter Sester.
]. w Riggens of Culver was Ply
mouth visitor Monday, enroute to Ro-
chester Mr.. Riggens will return
| overland b automobile.
W. l.. Estep OF Nappanee, who has
been visiting with the family of II.
Miller in this city, went TO Lapaz
for a few days visit Monday
Mrs. Mary Carmichael OF Indian
| apoEs, member of the state board
IF charities, was the guest OF Mrs
Julia f. Work over Sunday
w. NJ. Shearer and children OF
| Bourbon left~for Knox, North Da-
Gotta Monday where they will spend
| he summer Mrs. Shearer accompan.
ed them to Plymouth.
Mrs. Catherine Trowbridge and
Mrs. Guy Baker were called to South
Bend Monday afternoon by the criti-
al illness OF one OF Mr. and Mrs FL