The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-05-05

l.. c. Zechiel and daughter
Grace of Culver spent Monday
here.
d. H. Smith and daughter
Ethel of Culver were callers here
Monday.
5. Hildebrand and James Crum
OF Hubbard were local visitors
Monday.
]. \. Walters of Lakevilie
spent Sunday with Plymouth
friends.
Platt Dickson and wife OF Rut-
land were Plymouth callers Mon
day morning.
A. r. Keith of Culver spent
the day in this city and at Bour-
bon on business.
Miss Vivian Snyder OF Rutland
was the guest of Miss Cleota
Kimmel over Sunday.
Mrs. John Pfender has returned
from spending Sunday with her
mother at Letters Ford.
Mrs. Louisa Nichols returned
to her home in South Bend, after
brief stay in Plymouth.
Marshal Roath of Etna Green
spent Monday in this city and at
South Bend on business.
c. r. Bathel returned from
visiting with his mother Mrs.
Theresa Barthel at Laporte.
Mesdames Robert Hinsflaw
and Isaac Washburn of Culver
were Plymouth callers Monday.
Miss Mabel Gibson of Milford
was the guest OF Mrs. A. G.
Ogden in this city over Sunday.
Miss Matte Grove OF Cincin-
atti, O., was the guest OF friends
and relatives in Plymouth Sun
day.
Mrs. George Thornburg and
Master VIM. Dankern OF Twin
Lake were Plymouth visitors
Monday.
George Jordon was home from
South Bend to spend Sunday
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Jordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Foker re-
turned to their home in Argos,
after visiting with friends in
Bourbon and Plymouth.
Miss Ruth Bland has returned
to her home in Argos, after Wis
ting with the family OF Mitt Nc
Kinney for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. McFarlin
have returned from spending a
few days with their daughter Mrs
Grover Spahr at Walkerton.
George Jones returned to South
Bend Monday morning where he
is employed after spending Sun
day with relatives in Bourbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson
and son George went to South
Bend Monday to visit with
friends and relatives for few
days.
Mrs. Marion, Guyer and chill
dren Irene and Joseph of Chicago
are visiting Mrs. Ruth f. Guyer
and ]. w. Wiltfong for few
days.
Mrs, Melvin Cook returned tC
her home in South Bend Monday
after visiting with her mother
Mrs. Anna Reed in this city fol
a few days.
Jacob and Margaret Widman
Of Monterey, returned to their
home Monday after a short visit
with their uncle John Widmar
and family here.
Miss I.adye McFeeley of Cul
yer was a Plymouth visitor Mon
day, enroute to Laporte where
she will spend few days with
| her brother Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellingel
returned to their home in Misha
waka after visiting with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Castle
man for a couple OF days.
Mrs. Hattie Helsel OF Argos
who has been visiting with her
sister Mrs. Fred Lemler at Bour
bon and with friends in this city
returned to her home Monday.
Rev. a. NJ. Hoopman, pasto
OF the Christian church at Soutl
Bend, returned to that city Mon
day morning, after conducting
services at the Christian churcl
here Sunday evening.
Mrs. Cora Underwood and chill
dren returned to South Benz
Monday after a short visit will
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. K underwood
here. The former is preparing t.
move from South Bend to Evans
vile.
; Mrs. c.. A. Williams recelve'
from the X. Q. II. NJ. last Thurs
day a check for $1,000 on accoun
of the death OF her husband. Til
notice of death was mailed on
the 10th. This shows the prompt
ness of the Maccabee order.
United States Senator b. +
Shively, who was in town yester
day afternoon, transferring fror
the Vandalia railroad to tn
Pennsylvania at six o'clock TO
: Washington, was entertained dur
: ing his short stay by VIM. EVERY
= taLinor hin, n ,,A,irI about the cit