The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-01
LOCAL NEWS

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trip to Chicago Tuesday.
C. b. Isbell of Elkhart is in the
city on business Tuesday.
f. A. VanCuren made a business
trip to South Bend Tuesday.
Charles Holmes of LaPorte was in
the city on business Tuesday.
George E. Kess of Kewanna was in
the city Tuesday on business.
w. o. Bradbury of Hamlet was in
the City on business Tuesday.
B. f. Musser of South Bend was
her Tuesday ~transacting business.
Frank H. Jaeox made a business
trip to South Bend Tuesday.
A. f. Huber of TT. Wayne spent
Tuesday in this city and at Tyner
on business.
John Knapp went to Allegan Mich,
Tuesday where he Will be temper
arily located.
NJ. Freeland and wife Of Macy,
are here visiting with the family of
Thomas Silar.
Miss Ella Bryan went to Argos
Tuesday to spend a week with
relatives and friends.
John Samuels went to South Bend
Tuesday noon to visit for a week with
his son Alfred Samuels.
Mrs. B. Sapp went to South Bend
Tuesday to spend a few days
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Ira earn went TO Walkerton
this morning to spend Tuesday with
her sister Mrs Grover Spahr.
Mrs. O G.. Soice has returned from
Chicago where she spent several days
with her son Harry Soice and family.
Y. +. Almack and wife of Culver
were in town Tuesday enroute to
Pierceton to visit the family of their
son.
George Baugher of Knoxville Tenn
who has been visiting with old
friends here, went to Walkerton for
a further stay today.
Mrs. Lincoln Koch returned to her
home in South Bend Tuesday noon
after a few days visit with relatives
in this city and vicinity.
Mary and Josephine Xaver have
returned from Culver where they
had been since Friday the guests of
their uncle, Peter Keller.
Mrs. oscar Mcdonald returned II
her home IN Walkerton after visiting
for a lew days with her parents, MI
and Mrs. Chauncy Dill, here.
Miss Hazel Werntz returned to her
home in South Bend Tuesday morning
after visiting for a few days with
her grandmother Mrs. Louisa Werntz
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A .Kizer of Viii
liam street gave a fine Thanksgiving
dinner to a score of relatives and
friends most of whom reside east of
this city.
Mrs. Elmer Bitz and children of
Hamilton, Ind, who had been visit
ing since Saturday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kline, returned
home Friday f.
Miss Lulu Helpnlan returned to
Lafayette Friday noon after a brief
visit with Mrs. Ralph Leonard here.
Miss Helpman is librarian at the city
library at that city.
The Misses Leila Mercer of East
Chicago and Alice Leavenworth of
Oak Park ILL.,, ere the guest of the
Misses Rose and Marguerite Holz-
bauer for a few days.
Mrs. jesse Carpenter and daugh-
ter Of North Manchester and the
formers mother, Mrs. Nettie Wilson
of Kawanna came Friday to be guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. f Price.
Miss Iva Disher, and Hazel New
house, who have been attending the
indianapolis Commercial College at
that city, were home over Thanks
giving with relatives here.
Glen Worthington is home from
Union Mills, where he is employed
as principal of the High School, to
spend a few days with his psrents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WorthiI lgton.
Mrs. Henry Hardacre returned to
her home in Marion, Tuesday, after
attending the funeral of her aunt
the late Mrs. Hannah Craige and
visiting with the family of Calvin
Switzer.
Miss Melita Shoemaker, who is at
tending Kindergarten Teachers
School at indianapolis, came home
Wednesday evening, to remain until
Monday, with her parents Mr.. aid
Mrs. Fred Shoemaker.
Charles AlIeman of Omaha Neb.,
spent Tuesday mere with friends and
relatives enroute to New York City.
He is the son of the late Schuyler
Alleman and was a former resident
of this city, being well know here.
G.. s. Sisk and wife of South Bend
were the guests of her mother Mrs.
Alva Price Thursday. Friday morning
Mrs. Price and Mrs. Sisk went to
Lapaz, to visit B. c. Holland, the
formers brother of Wenatcha Wash.
who is s%ojourning at Lapaz.