The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-09-15

Raymond Schlosser went to Indi-
annapolis, Monday to spend week.
week.
Mrs. Joseph c. Whitesell spent
few days with her parents at DON
aldsOn.
Miss Ola Boyce spent few
days at South Bend visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Dora Shaffer returned to
Argos after short visit with friends
il this city.
Miss Nesta Stuck went to South
Bend Monday morning. where she
will remain indefinitely.
Mrs. +. Turner has gone to South
Bend to spend few days with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Richards have
returned from short visit with re-
latives at Hart Mich.
Miss Lois Cook left for South
Bend, Monday morning, where she
will enter business college. ~ 5s.]:
Mesdames c. T.sAllfn and u. 8.
Lemert were the gueAs of friends
in South Bend Sunday
Carl W. Price has'gdle to Elkhart
to spend several weeks with friends
after a visit in Plymouth.
John Matthews went to Niles
Mich, to visit with his daughter Mrs
Virgil Altman for week.
| Miss Carrie Senior went to South
Bend. Monday where she will re-
main having secured employment.
AIRS. Ola Marrow of South Bend,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Dan
| iel Miles here. returned to her home
Monday.
Harry Harris went to South Bend
Monday. where he has employment
i'm the construction of a new Catholic
church, in that city.
Mrs. William Ruff returned to her
home in Tyner Monday, after spend
ing few days with friends here
and at South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. f. Dillon of Bour-
bon who have been spending a few
days here, went to Indianapolis for
| f,,,t no, Ctar Nancy
l.. C. Casper of South Bend, re-
turned to his home today, after visit
inc for. few days with the family
of A. q. Caslow here.
Mrs. f. r. Shedd returned 10 her
home in Argos, Monday, after spend
inc Sunday at Bourbon, where she
delivered temperance lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keys, and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Simon of Mexico
Ind. were the guests of Rev. j. f.
Appleman and family over Sunday.
William Poor returned from La
Porte. Monday. with his mother, who
will make her future home in this
city. She is ninety-three years of
age.
| l.. l.. Wilson who is employed on
the work of repair at the school
! building, returned TO his home IN
South Bend, Monday TO spend a few
days.
Miss Esther Fenner returned TO
her home in South Bend, Monday,
after visiting her uncle Fred Shearer
and family here for couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. Malinda Pifer returned TO
Etna Gren, Monday, after visiting
with the family of Clifford Bell for a
with the family of Clifford Bell for a
few days.
Miss Frances Marks, went to Gull
yer Monday to arrange for beginning
her duties as assistant principal IN
the High School, which opens there
next Monday.
The Republican Judicial Conven-
ton will be held at VanCuren hal
Wednesday afternoon. This hall will
be Republican head quarters during
the campaign.
The following from Tyner were il
this city on business Monday: Franz
Haac. r. b. Redd, Frank Powell
Truman Lemert Elmer Bradley, ant
Robert Beagles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arntz ant
the latter's mother Mrs. Eber Burcl
of Hamlet were visitors here Monda,
enroute to Indianapolis, where the,
will spend a few days.
Mrs. Catherine Kreighbaum return
ed home at South Bend, Monday
after visiting here for few day
with the family of Rev. s. F. Hend
ricks in West township.
Harry Fuller was home from Mar
ion. Monday, and returned Tuesda,
morning. He says that he likes hi
; new location. and that he is wei
pleased with his new business.
William Bloomfield returned to hi
home in North Liberty, Monday
5 He is a member of Company L., AM
| attended the encampment at For
Benjamin Harrison, with the loca
1 militia.
John A. Mann and mother o
Otterbien Ind, returned to thei
home Monday after visiting here TO
a few DAYS with his brother {. w
Mann and family four miles soutl
, of Plymouth.
E Mrs. Edward Peak OF Detrol
| o. 10.