The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-31
LOCAL NEWS

Cos visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Caroline Garrett spent
Tuesday at Etna Green
Z. NJ. Truck and wife were
South Bend visitors Tuesday.
I. w. SiderS visited friends at
Goshen Saturday and Sunday.
Peter Murray OF Culver was
in the city on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Sophia Harley OF Tyner
was Plymouth visitor Tuesday.
B. NJ. SevboNd has returned
from spending a couple OF days
ait Lapaz-
Mrs. Frank Fertig is visiting
with her sister Mrs. ]. ID. Cor
don at Argos.
M. Sprague OF Upton spent
Tuesday here and at Walk
erton on business.
Some farmers are done sowing
oats and many Others are plow-
ing for oats this week.
Glen Underwood spent Tues
day at South Bend visiting the
family of Bert Thompson.
Eight new counter stools and
one new Is it. counter for sale at
Vancuren's Star Restaurant.
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Mrs. ]. P. Dugan of Logans-
port. was the guest OF Plymouth
friends Tuesday, enroute 10 TT.
Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Will
lrams went to Coldwater, Mich,
Monday TO which city they are
moving.
Mrs. Rachel Mikes.d went to
Pierceton, where she will visit
with her brother Roy Allmack
for few days.
Mrs. Caroline Mcclure return
ed home in Tiosa Tuesday
after visiting with her brother
Jerry Rannels here.
w. ID. Frazer has resigned ms
position IS National Banl. exam
iner of Indiana and will again
practice law at Warsaw.
Miss Eunel McFeely OF Gull
yer, who has been visiting with
Mrs. Laura GueIzo here for The
past few days, returned - her
home Tuesday.
r. SAWYER of North Liberty
wl.c has been spending s cou-
pie of days with the family on
Percy ]. Troyer, went to Peru,
for a further visit Saturday.
DIR. DUR, who returned last
Friday evening from visit oil
several weeks in Oklahoma and
Kansas, reports extremely dry
weather in the southwest.
VIM Clay and family, returned
to their home in Fl Wayne Tues
day, after spending couple oil
weeks with her mother Mrs. Cas-
simere Mickey in tins city.
Among the Plymouth people
who eyre at Bourbon on business
Tuesday were: DR. A. c. Holtzen-
dorff, II. A. Shambaugh, l.. f.
Steinebach, L. S. Vangilder.
r. NJ. III. fnpson OF Anderson
Ind, and daughters Jane AMI
Susanna Thompson of Rochester
are visiting in this city the guests
of the family of VIM. Lawrence
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. DUR re-
turned Friday evening from
spending a couple OF weeks with
friends and relatives at Tulsa
Okla, and other points in tina
state.
Glen Kelly of Fl Wayne is
visiting with f.iends and re.a
tives in tins city for few days
Miss Lucretia Rea OF Culvel
spent Saturday in this city ans
at Argos
Jacob Martin returned TO IN
home in 'Mfshawaka Saturday
after attending the funeral of tn
1dte Nicholas Dietl here. anC
visiting with the family OF Law
renee Dietl.
Mrs. frank Burkett ci Fl
WayHe, Mo has been visiting
with frie.1 :, bere, wen to Twil
Lake Tuesday to spend few
days with her parents Mr.. an
and Mrs. John Glass.
Joel Anglin was in plymouth
Monday for the first time sine
December. He has been c,-nfine
to his home on account of rher,
matism and is not yet able t.
walk without clutches.
Mrs. Ed. Bergman returned I
her nome in Culver, after a shor
visit with her parents here. Sh
was accompanied home by he
sister Miss Ethel flaming VIII
will spend week at Culver.
Miss Agnes johnson returne
home III Bremen Tuesda,
after visiting with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Nj. J. retters. Sh
was accompanied by Mrs. H. F
Hartsell who will visit at Breme
for a few days.
Joseph Newton Francis die
at his home east OF Warsaw, FIR
day, March 25, aged so years. Il
was born and reared in Marsha
county and was a son OF Nathan
led Francis, one of the pioneer
of this vicinity.
Until about June /, | will b