The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-01
F. Fruit spent Monday at South

Miss Bessie yesterday was home
from Warsaw over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Ashley are
spending q few days at Bourbon.
Charles Whitley of Culver was in
the city on business Monday.
Miss Alma Moore of Tyner spent
Sunday with Miss Gladys Monroe.
James Goddard has gone to Argos
to spend a couple days on business.
b. f. Funk of Inwood spent Mon
day in this city and at South Bend.
Henry Hall has left for a few days
business trip to South Bend and Chi
cago.
Miss Tillie Scott has returned from
spending a few days with relatives
at Westville.
Mrs. George Jenney of Tyner is
here visiting with the family of Will
liam Wallace.
Mrs. Luella Reece of North Liber-
ty. is the guest of her father ID. C..
Cole and wife.
Miss Emma Holem returned to
Columbia City Sunday evening after a
short visited with relatives here.
John Nye returned to his home in
Inwood this morning, after spending
Sunday with friends in this city.
Gilbert Wallace and family went
to South Bend, TO visit with his faith
er James Wallace for a few days.
Captain Oliver Crook and wife of
Culver weer local visitors Wednesday
attending the Lord estate. trial in
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Saline and chill
dren of Denver Ind, were the guests
of the family of c. A. Bondurant,
over Sunday.
Mrs r. f. Nelson returned Monday
morning. from a short visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. White
sell at Donaldson.
Mrs. Jesse McNeely and daughter
Ida vert to Tiosa Monday where
they will visit for a few days with
Rev. and Mrs. MeNeely.
Mrs. Charles Hager has returned
TO her home in M~ishawaka, after
visiting for a few days with friends
and relatives in this city.
Mrs. Harriet Bentley and Glen
Ballinger. of Logansport spent Mon
day in this city with friends enroute
TO their home from Walkerton.
Mrs. Mary Gates of Argos spent
the day with friends in this city en-
route 10 South Bend, where she was
called by the illness of a relative.
j. O. Switzer of Decatur ILL.,, who
has been here visiting with is father
Fred Switzer at 1nwood, for a few
days. returned to his home Monday.
Messrs.r f. w. Overmyers, w. II.
Benners, W. NJ. Zumbaugh, Jasper
Warner, and O. L.. Grossman of Ar
COS were in Plymouth on business
Monday.
Mrs. Peter T.. CRUDE has returned
from Misllawaka and South Bend,
where she has been visiting with her
daughters Mrs. Nellie. Miller and
Lillian.
Miss Ella Caslow returned 10 her
home in Tiosa Monday morning after
visiting for the past week with
friends and relatives in this city and
vicinity. ~
Mrs. +. l.. Witwer of South Bend
returned to her home Monday after
visiting for a few days with her
1tfather Fred Shearer and family here
for a few days.
Miss Elizabeth German returned
to her home in Columbus Grove o.
Monday, after visiting for o few
days with her sister Mrs. eteI
klinedinst here.
The Misses Carrie Senior and Lois
Cook. returned TO South Bend where
they attend Commercial School, af,
ter spending Sunday with their par
snts in Plymouth.
Miss Iva Disher returned to Indi
anapolis Sunday evening after a shorI
} acation with her mother Mrs. Over
: Disher here. Her guest Miss Barnett
accompanied her.
Miss Melita Shoemaker returned
r to Indianapolis Monday where
7 size is attending the Blakeley Kinder
: garden School, after a short visit
with her parents here.
The Misses Alice Leavenworth Of
{ Oak Park ILL.,, and Leila Mercer Of
East Chicago, have returned to Their
homes. after spending the week enc
; with the Misses Holzbauer.
Miss Inez Hoover returned t.
South Bend Monday where she il
ATTENDING Commercial School, after
spending a short vacation with he
Parents Mr.. and Mrs. N. V. Hoovei
here.
. KugIl BarnEart Robert Shafer an,
, Kisses Mary Dawson and Margare
: Plank accompanied Lyman Bracket
* far as Plymouth Friday evening
IN his way 10 Notre Dame. Rocheste
Republican.
: Mrs. C.. +. Pontius of Marshal
: Mich. who has been the guest of tn
family of Thomas Mcdonald here 70
the past week returned to her hom1
Monday. Mrs. Pontius was a forme
resident of this city.
Special meeting of the O. E. s. Oh
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