The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-09-01
LOCAL NEWS

George L. Cole spent tuesday
at Argos on business.
Mrs. William Gibson and child
rem spent Tuesday at Culver
Attorney H. a. Logan trans
acted business at LaPaz, Tues
day.
John Baumbarger of Culver
was in thte city on business Tues
day.
]. F. Applenlan is spneding a
few days at Elgin, His, on buSi-
ness.
DIT. A. c. Holtzendorff made
a professional call at Lakeville
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Seltenright is
spending a few days with friends
at Bremen.
Mr.. end Mrs. John Shidaker
went to LaPaz to visit with
friends for few days.
Rev. ]. C. Smith has returned
from spending a weeks vacation
in Fairfield county Ohio.
Mrs. Della Capplinger and
daughter of 'Munice are here Wis
iting with Mrs. NJ. Graves.
Mrs. Charles Rentschler and
daughtes PearH spent Tuesday
with friends at South Bend.
Miss Ruth Chadwick accom-
panied two children from Bright
side, TO Kokomo Monday evening
Miss Irene Freyman has gone
toMishawaka to spend u few
days with Miss Hazel Kleckner.
The Misses Elsie and Ida Cal
win or Nashville, Ind, are visit
ing here with Glen Worthington.
Glen Underwood has returned
from a visit with his brother
Aruther and family at South
Bend.
Charles Monone of Fulton ILL.,,
who has been here for a few
days on business went to Argos
today.
Wanted-Girl to learn to run
typesetting machine. Steady
work. Good wages at the Tribune
office.
Mrs. Hazel Walterqlouse spent
Tuesday with her brother-in-law
Thomas Taylor and wife at Wal
kerton.
MIR. and Mrs Orville Tracy re-
turned to Argos Tuesday after Wis
iting with friends in this city and
InwOOd.
Mrs. Miranda Kerns and daugh
ter Mrs Ella Watts of Culver
were Plymouth visitors Monday
evening and Tuesday.
Mrs. Freed will leave for Con-
len, Texas in a few days to join
her husband who is sojourning
there for his health.
Mrs. Rose Webster returned
TO her home in Terre Haute Tues
day, after visiting here with
friends, and in this vicinity.
Mrs. Danieul Haag and Bertha
OF West Plymouth left Monday
for Lincoln, Neb., to visit for
a few weeks with her SON Geonge
The iSses Stella Brown, OF In-l
dlanapohs, and Fay Brown OF
Logansport are visiting in this
city with the family of A. l..
Long.
Miss Jennie Hall returned to
Mansfield o., after spending the
past fon weeks with Mrs. w. E.
Starr and family south of Ply
mouth
Mrs. Cora Freese of South Bend
returned to her home Tuesday
after visiting a few days with
the family of her uncle, Y. v
Hoover IN this city.
Mrs. Margaret Hawkins of OF
terbein, Ind, and Mrs. Frank
Yates of Lafayette returned to
their homes Tuesday after visit
ing here with the family OF Mrs.
Walter Hawkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Snepp of Au-I
burn, who are spending few
days with friends and relatives
here went to South Bend Tuesday |
went to South Bend today, wher
he will seek employment.
Miss Eva Harrington returned
to her home in Tippecance after
visiting with the families OF c.
NJ. Walker and Peter Strawder-
man here, and attending the
teachers institute last week.
Miss Frances Hahn returned |
to her home in Bourbon after
visiting here for few days with
her sister Mrs. Ed. Klingernan.
Her nephew Master Herbert
Hahn of South Bend accompani-
ed her home.
Mrs. Dr.. Fish of Rochester,
who has been the guest OF her
sister Mrs. William Love.
city for few days, went to
Flint, Mich, Tuesday for a furth-
er stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Milo Emnons.
John w. Grant and wife OF
Warsaw H., who have been Wis
iting with friends and relatives in
this vicinity, went to belong
Tuesday morning. They will re-
turn and spend few days with
the family Of Henry Kelve here.
Peter Weatherhoh and sister