The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06
LOCAL NEWS

at Fit. Wayne.
Mrs. Harry Smith, of Donaldson,
was in town Monday.
J. Burden Of Lapaz was here on
business Monday.
Ray Bowers went to Lakeville for
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Travis spent
Monday at Niles Michigan.
VIM. O'Keefe spent Monday ar
his farm, near Rutland<
Mrs. Charles Hissong of Argos
was a Plymouth visitor Monday.
Ephraim Poor and wife. of Culver
were visiting friends here Monday.
Miss Ida MATHEWS of South Bend,
was the guest of friends in Plymouth
Monday.
C.. T. Middleton, trustee of Walnut
township, was in the city Monday
on business.
Mrs. Julia Harsch of South Bend
was the guest of relatives in this
eity Monday. 3
Miss liable Smith was home from
LaPorte, to spend Sunday with her
parents here.
Miss Pearl Deemer, of Marion, is
spending a few days with Miss Mar
garet FOltz.
William E. Hand and family of
Argos, spent Monday in this city
and at South Bend.
Mrs. Almira Hallinshead, of Argos
was in the cityla few hours, enroute
to South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. C o. Stroup left for
Toledo o., Monday to visit with
their son Delbert.
Miss Ethel Critics is spending a
few days with her sister Mrs. Ben
jamin Ecker at Grovertown.
Miss Iva Disher returned to Indi-
annapolis Monday, after spending
a few days with her mother, here.
Rev. C. G. Baker pastor of a To-
cal church, went to Bucyrus o., this
morning, to conduct a funeral service
Mrs. Mary Watkins, of TT. Wayne,
an old resident of Plymouth is here
visiting with the family of A. R.
Underwood.
Mrs. Margaret Sprague went 10
Tyner Monday, to be the guest OF
her daughter Mrs. Viola Geisleman
for a week.
Mrs. Edgar Matheny and Mr.. and
Mrs. III. Bushyager, of Argos were
in town Monday on their way
to South Bend.
Mr.. Lloyd McGrew the c%ongenial
pressman of the Tribune, spent Sun
day, basking in the smiles of his fair
lady at Logansport.
One of the Brightside girls who
had fulfilled her term of two years
in hat institution, was returned to
Indianapolis Monday.
Mrs. W. o. Thompson returned to
her home in this city Saturday even
ing, after spending a week with
relatives at South Bend.
Ed. Kuhn of Warsaw, was here a
short time Monday, enroute to Ok
lahoma on a visit to his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. John C.. Kuhn.
Norman Holloway and Miss
Pauline Shafer, who had been visit.
ing friends in this vinicity, returned
home to LaPorte Monday.
Mrs. F. C. Armantrout and daugh-
ter Helen, and her sister Miss Helen
MeCabe of Seymour Ia, who has
been visiting here, spent Monday
at South Bend.
Miss Zenith R%hinehart of South
Bend, spent Sunday with her parents
in this city. She says her brother
Roy, has gained a good practise as
ehiropractor, and is doing nicely.
j. M. Brumbaugh and children of
LAGRANGE ILL.,, are here visiting his
mother and brother at Pretty Lake,
and with friends in this city. He
was a former resident of Plymouth.
Mrs. Lucinda Harcourt and son
Oliver of Milroy Ind, who have
been spending a couple of weeks
with friends in this city and vicinity
went to Tiosa Friday morning, for a
further stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Keller of South
Bend, spent Monday with the
family of George Vinall in this city
enroute to their home, from Atlantic
City, where they have been spending
the summer.
Mrs. Josephine Durfee of Honey
Creek Ind. and son Kenneth of Odell
Neb., who have been here visiting
with another son Ray Durfee, and
other relatives, returned to Honey
Creek Monday.
Herbert E. Hess, candidate for
Prosecuting Atty, is spending a few
days in Fulton county. He attend
ed the Republican celebration at
Rochester today, when Senator A. j.
Beverage speaks.
Rudolph Shakes returned to Ann
Arbor Mich, Monday to resume
his studies In the school of Law of
Michigan University. He has been
in charge of the Heinz Pickle Sta
ion at Lakeville, during the summer.
Mrs. Ada Randall and daughter
Mrs. j. ID. E~ldridge and husband, of
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