The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-27
Mrs. Silian Ginther went to Lett

Mrs. Ira earn went to WalkertO
and Nappanee for a few days.
Mrs. Cheever Cunningham sper
the day at Warsaw with friends.
The Ladies Parish Guild will NEE
tomorrow with Mrs. Harry Lacke,
y. s. Benedict is spending a cou
pie of days at Rochester on bushes.
Mrs. C.. Smith of Eau Claire Mel
is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. {
l'oover.
Thomas Smith of Fit. Wayne VAS
local visitor in this city Tuesda,
evening.
Rev. j. j. Culeman and sister, Mr..
Vancamp are visiting relatives a
Hubbard.
Mrs. j. II. Thompson and Mrs
Otto Wyman spent Tuesday a
South Bend.
Mrs. NJ. f. Abbott went to Soutl
Bend to visit her daughter. Mrs. Wn
Starkweather.
Mrs. Charles Morcombe returned
Monday evening from a short visit
with friends at indianapolis.
For sale car load of hand picked
apples, on Vandalia Y. Apply al
once. VIM. Blackburn. Diet.
Mrs. Charles Galloway and
nephew Clarence Mcpherson went tt
South Bend TO visit an aunt. {,
Samuel Tomlinson, manager of the
local telephone exchange, went to
Wakarusa. Tuesday on business.
Samuel melbourne and B. F. Mer-
edith, two of Culver's hustlers, were
in the city on business Tuesday.
For Sale-A ten horse power
Rumley traction engine at a bargain
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Mrs Chas. Shaded and Miss Bertha
Haag have gone to Kewanna to
spend a week with their brother.
Mrs. Mary Geizleman of Culver
spent Tuesday here, with friends and
left for Bremen for a further STAY.
County Superintendent. L. f.
Steinebach is spending a few days
with the schools of German township
Mrs. /. Hessel of Culver called on
Friends here Tuesday enroute to Gary
where she will visit for = Few days.
Mrs. r. f. Nelson and son Perle.
are visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T.. Whitesell at Donaldson.
Mrs. f. j. Ball returned to her
home in M~isliawaka. after visiting
here with the family of Mrs. p. J.
Ball.
Mrs. Emma Fink of South Bend
4 in Plymouth Tuesday on her
rav home after inspecting the Argos
Relief Corp.
Miss Daisy Woodward went to
Chicago Tuesday morning. TO spend a
couple of weeks with her sister Mrs.
r. H.. Street.
Mrs. Sarah R"hinehart and Mrs.
Susannah Barker, of Delphi. are
guests of the family of Ira Rhine.
hart of the city.
Mrs. Elizebeth Shaffer returned TO
her home in Argos after visiting
here with her daughter Mrs. j. p.
Bishop for a few days.
Mrs. f. ID. Hellenman went TO La
paZ this morning, where she will
spend a few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Loucks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kamp, who
resided south of Plymouth, left for
South Bend, Tuesday morning, TO
which city they are moving.
Mrs. w. T. Orion of West Unity
o., has been the guest of DR.. T.. a.
Borton for a few days. Mrs. Orion
went to Bourbon this morning.
Mesdames J. r. Watson, G T.
Mott and G. f. Barke, of Kewanna
who had been guests of Mrs. Joseph
Anderson returned home Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Baker. of indianapolis
an agent of the State Board of
Charities returned to her home Tues
lay. after a visit at Brightside. here.
Mrs. McDaniels, of Walkerton.
was here to attend the Rebekah meet
inc Tuesday night and is visiting the
family of her son Ed. Richards.
Homer Carpenter returned to his
home in South Bend Wednesday, af.
ter visiting with the family of =. F.
McCreary at Rutland for a few days
Mrs. III. S. FARRELL of Tyner and
niece, Mabel Hostetler. of LaPorte
county aud Alta Clark of Rolling
Prairie. ere visitors in the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Fellows and
Mrs. Elmer Glass spent Monday in
"hicago. returning in the evening.
Mrs. Glass went to the city again
Tuesday.
Mrs. Matilda Miller. and daughter
Mrs. Raymond Schlosser went to
Bremen this morning, to visit the
formers father, George Simmer, for
a few days.
George Montague of Lake View O,
who has been here visiting with his
son-in-law William Pitt and family.
went to Bourbon Tuesday morning.
FOR a further stay.
Samuel Jordan has sold his farm
four. miles southeast Of this city to
Mr.. Stonehill residing east of Argos
for twelve thousand dollars. lie has
n public sale Nov. 9
Mrs. T. ID. Harding, of LaPorte.
and daughter, mother and sister of