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

were Laporte visitors Monday.
! Miss Goldie Fence is spending
a few days with relatives at La
paz.
Howard Jackson spent Sunday
with friends and reatives in Ply
mouth.
d. \. Bradley and wife of Gull
yer, were visitors in this city on
Monday.
Mrs. John Appleman is spend
ing few days with relatives at
Hamlet.
Mesdames ]. w. Thayer and
w. II. Seybold were South Bend
visitors Monday.
w. d. McAfee OF Bourbon,
spent Monday in Plymouth and
at South Bend.
Rev. John Tremmel has left
for a few days trip to Union
City and other points.
Harry Steinebach of Bourbon.
was Plymouth visitor Monday,
enroute to Indianapolis.
Harley Robbins was home
from Grass Creek, spending Sun
day with his parents here.
Mrs. DR.. Eley and her sister,
Miss Mary Conroy of Keokuck,
Iowa, spent Monday at Peru.
Mrs. F. NJ. Marsh arriv C. from
Longmont, Colo, for visit with
the family OF Levi Pippenger
Mrs. George Thornburg and
Miss Hazel Smith OF Twin Lake,
were Plymouth callers Monday.
Mrs. S. 3. Jordan and Mrs. |.
y. Shrider and daughter Evelyn,
spent Monday at South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steward Hughes
have left ror couple weeks visit
with relatives at Marion and Wa
bash.
The Misses Bessie and Eunice
Miller of Rochester, spent Sun
day with their sister, Miss Maud
Miller.
Mrs. c. 3. North returned to
her home in Rutland Monday, al
ter short visit with Mrs. F. w.
Bosworth.
Messrs. Leo and Eugene Pesc.l
and VIM. Hendricks spent Sun
day at ArgU' and Rochester, via
motorcycle.
Messrs. Thomas Walters and
Otto Freeze of Bremen, returned
to their homes Monday after a
short stay here.
Miss Ruth Byrd returned to
her home in Mexico. Ind, after a
few days visit with the family OF
J. F. Appleman.
Miss Edna Capron, who has
been i'll at Bremen. returned to
her home here Sunday greatly
improved in heslth.
Mrs. Jesse Ashley and child
moved to South Bend Monday,
where Mr.. Ashley is employed
IN the Oliver Works.
Adelbert Jacoby will have a
sale of his personal property on
Friday, Nov. 13, having sold his
farm to Jacob L.acher.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Alitsz of Chi
cage. were the guests of Ply
mouth friends Sunday. The lat
ter was Miss bessie Haag.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Bowers
returned to their home in Mish-
awake Monday, after visiting
the family of John Washburn
here.
| Frank Hager who has been i'll
at the home of Charles Whitley
at Argos. is somewhat improved
and will no doubt speedily re-
cover.
| William Richmond has return
ed from spending a few days al
Howe, Ind, Hudson and Adrian
Mich, where he visitd1 with
relatives.
| Messrs. Wesley Barlow and
Michael Fruits have returned to
Argos, after visiting with Will
liam Jones in Plymouth for a
few days.
George Hutchinson and wife
returned to their home in Frank
fort Monday after visiting his
brother-in-lalw, Amos Timmons
and family.
/ Chas. Sift and wife of Bloom
ing Grove, Ind, who have been
the guests OF the family of n
| A. Goodrich returned to their
home Monday.
Mrs. c. O. Gunder and daugf,-
ter, Miss Harriet, have gone to
Toledo, Ohio, where they will
spend few weeks with her son
Delbert Gunder.
Mrs. Sybla Cook and son, OF
to OF South Bend, visited in this
city over Sunday, enroute to Ar
Cos to attend the funeral of her
nephew, Mr.. Hagenbush.
Mrs. Mary A. Taylor was d
Plymouth visitor Monday. en-
route to her home in Donaldson
after spending Sunday with hel
daughter Jessie, at Culver.