The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-08

b. NJ. Seybold made b business
trip to Inwood Wednesday.
For sale-Hard coal stove. In.
quire of Keller & Jefirs. 49tf
s. a. Joyce of Inwood spent We'd
nesday in Plymouth on business.
Mrs. l.. ]. Hess and daughter
Leila were South Bend callers We'd
nesday.
Miss Lois Humrichouser spent
Wednesday in South Bend.
w. FL. Bollman spent Wednesday
at Bremen on business.
Mrs. c. Kreighbaum went to South
Bend to spend a week with her son
Benjamin Snyder of Lapaz trans
acted business in the city Wednesday
John Long went to Hibbard for
Wednesday.
NJ. Toner of Tyner spent Wednes-
lay here on business.
S. ii. Schun of Union Center was
4 local caller Wednesday on business.
Fred Myers of Harris was in Ply
mouth on business Wednesday.
Nelson Martindale spent Wednes-
lay at Hubbard on business.
G. A. Seltonright and p. J. Troyer
were Culver visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. a. b. Personnel went to
'ulver to spent Wednesday with
frinds.
Mrs. w. /. Tracy spent Wednesday
nth friends at Bourbon.
Jacob Divine of Teegarden was in
The city on business Wednesday.
\. L. Candy of South Bend is
pending a few days here with the
amily of John Cast.
Ruskin Finney went to South
Bend, where he has accepted employ
nent III a restaurant.
Mrs. N. II. Crum of Crumstown is
listing here with her daughter, Mrs.
George Sensenbaugh.
Jesse Miller and son Absalom left
or Cincinnati on a business trip.
Wednesday .
Rev. n. A. Myer of Lakeville is
he guest of the family of w. II.
.audaman in this city for a week.
James Vinnedge, of 0gema, Wis,
arrived in the city Wednesday for a
short visit with friends here.
Mother Aquina and Sister Ludobica
IF South Bend, were visitors at st.
Michael's academy Wednesday
j. II. Reprogle, who had been to
Donaldson to visit his father, Noah
~2eprogl. returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Smell went to South
Send to remain a few days with
Mrs. M. a. Knapp went TO South
to visit with her daughter for
1 couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Redmond and
laughter Eva went to South Bend to
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Paul Skillet went to South Bend
Wednesday where he has accepted
employment.
Mrs. Fred Carl, Mrs. Oscar Wood.
bury and Miss Maggie Woodbury.,
we're South Bend visitors Wednesday
Mrs. JUL is Kietzman and Mrs.
William Stobe spent Wednesday with
'riends in South Bend.
j.. III. Sonefield and Herbert
were visitors at Bour-
on Wednesday on business.
Mrs. George Barnes spent Wednes-
lay at Bourbon the guest of Mrs.
David Burns.
Mrs. John Silvius is spending a
couple of days with her mother Mrs.
Martha Bolin at Argos.
l.. C. Steele and family have moved
o this city from Chicago. Mr.. Steele
: superintendent of the box factory
department at the Novelty works.
Mrs. O. G. Gibbons and daughter
-unice, of Inwood are visiting the
'amily of Mr.. Otto Alberts at South
Bend.
Revival Service at the Christian
church tonight. Sermon subject,
'Scriptural Conversion" Solo by
drs. William.
Messrs. Robert Erwin of Bourbon
James Goddard left this morning
por Chicago and thence will go to
lincoln Neb., and will spend the
winter with his sister Mrs. Carton,
Ormerly Eliza G0ddard.
j.. A. Molter and daughter Marie
IRE spending a few days at Chicago
Nr. Molter is transacting business.
md Miss Marie is visiting the Misses
Mey, at Beethoven Place.
and o. S. Ellis of Bremen returned
o their respective home "Wednesday
icing excused from jury service for
he day on account of the post
oonement Of the Schroeder trial.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Singleton re-
.urned to their home in South Bend
after visiting in this city for q few
lays, the guest of his parents Mr..
md Mrs. Henry Singleton.
Mrs. G~ustave Flick Of Flint Mich.
Who has been visiting here for a few
lays the guest of Miss Pansie Hess,
went to Culver this morning for a
further stay with relatives.