The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-15

Martin Lowry of Hubbard, was a
Messrs. Nathan Lee and Ora SWEET
spent Thursday at Laporte on bust
ness.
Miss Olga Shakes spent a few days
with friends at Niles, Mich.
C. NJ. Spangler OF lMaxinkuckee,
was in this city on business Thur sday
morning.
Mrs. J. F. Appleman returned to
Mexico, Ind, after spending a few
days here.
Miss Trella Ringgenlberg of Walk
erton, is visiting in this city the guest
of Miss Ada Haag.
Miss Beulah Ingle went to Argos
10 visit with her aunt, Mrs. William
Spencer, for week.
Solmon Miller has returned from
South Bend, where he has been on
business for few days.
Mrs. J. ]. Vinall spent few
days with friends and relatives at
South Bend and Niles.
Mrs. F. w. Heath went to .Nlisha-
waka Thursday to visit her son, +.
VI. Heath, for few days.
Miss Tressie Martin went to Val
araiso Thursday where she will
take a course in the university.
J. F. Randle OF Rensselaer, return
cd to his home after spending a
couple OF days here on business.
Mrs. c. Whitesell returned to her
home in Donaldson Thursday, after
spending few days with friends in
mis- city.
Mrs. d. E. Zook OF Fort Wayne,
was the guest OF her son, c. B. Zook
of the Pennsylvania Water plant
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. c. Goddard returned TO Ar
COS Thursday, after visiting friends
in this city and at Twin Lake, for a
few days.
Master Leo Ball went to Mishawa-
ka Monday, where he will spend a
couple OF weeks with the family OF
DR.. f. J. Ball
Miss Elizabeth Evans left for a few
weeks visit with the family OF her
brother-in-law, NJ A. Overlease a;
E khart, Thursday.
Mrs. J. A Jockeys music class
will be dismissed for few days ow-
ing to the illness OF her daughter
Mrs. Ralph Leonard.
Miss Emma Protsman went &c
Convoy, O.. Thursday, for couple o.
weeks visit with her brothers Chas
and George Protsman.
Miss Bertha Walters and Mrs
Fred Kepler and daughter Bessie
went to Warsaw Thursday, to attend
Buffalo Bills Wild West show.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Dill OF Akron
who have been spending a few day!
with friends in this city and vicinity
returned to their home Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. Martin and Mrs S. N
Stevens went to Plainwell, Mich.
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF tn
formers sister, Mrs. Esther Mc,Nlar
tin
Miss Pearl Rutledge OF Hart
Mich, returned to her home Thurs
day, after spending few days her
the guest OF the family of Ed Rich
ards.
Three small children have died il
Gary since last Saturday from diph
liberia. There are many cases OF diph
liberia at that place at the presen
time.
Mrs. Fanny Thomas of Fl. Wayne
sailed on Plymouth friends Thursda
enroute TO South Bend. One her re
turn she will spend several days wit
friends here
w. H. Kring and. wife OF Laport,
were Plymouth visitors Thursday e.
route to Logansport, where they WI
spend a few days with the family {
Thomas Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. u. Nichols return
ed to their home m South Ben
Thursday. after spending a few day
with his parents, iMr and Mrs. J. "
Nichols in this city
A. c. Miller left for Ashley, Inc
Thursday where he will join his wi
! and son Merton, who have been visi
: ing relatives there, since their r,
turn from Modesto, Cal
/, Al Porter, ex-county recorder,
: Culver, is suffering with sevsr. ca:
a of blood poisoning in che o. h
: hands which prevents him attends
10 his business. Mr.. Porler Is IN n
lunch room business 1T Culver
5 Mrs Edwin Sherer of Chicago
:. here for a few days visit with h
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. CAM
bell, after which she will go 10 Wa
! kesha, Wis, her husband having pu
Y chased a grocery store in that cit
5 They expect to make their futu
home there.
S. Hensen of South Bend, who
: the district supervisor for the Sing
d Sewing Machine Co., and is we
s known in this city, recei,ed tel
r gram here Thursday, calling him
the bedside of his wife, who is sci
ously i'll with typhoid fever, OF whi'
= there is an epidemic raging in Sou
), Bend
Rev J. w Anderson who has bec
conducting tent meetings at Tyne
\ ,.os y pf,p,o,,.b visitor Thursday .