The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-10

MIS-. lIutHdu hcncit, VI yhCi
was in the city for Wednesday on
business.
JOS. A. Anderson has gone to South
Bend, LaPorte and Chicago for the
week.
Mrs. j. r. Doty of Twin Lakes
was a visitor with Mrs. H.. A Logan
Wednesday.
Mrs. P. S. Alleman has returned to
Brightside after spending a few days
at Bremen.
Mrs. Julia T.. Work and Miss Anna
Barr of Brightside, spent Wednesday
at Chicago.
Mrs. Omer Pence of Chicago, is
here visiting for a few days, with
Miss Ella Scott.
Mrs. C. 4. Bondurant and Miss
Nellie Seltonright spent Wednesday
in South Bend.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith spent Wednes
day with the family of John Nichols
at Twin Lakes.
Mrs. o. r. Slough of Bourbon.
stopped in the city a short time, en-
route TO South Bend.
John Abbehl returned to Bremen
Wednesday morning, after spending
a few weeks.
Eli Ewald has returned to his
home in Bremen after a short busi-
ness trip to this city.
William Welbourn is spending a
few days at South Bend, and Kala-
mazoo Mich, on business.
Mrs. j. C. Whitesell is spending q
few days with her parents DR. and
Mrs. Richie at Donaldson.
Mrs. A. J.. Metsker is spending a
few days with the family of DR.
Stafford at New Castle Ind.
Mrs. Henry Poor is spending a few
LAYS with friends and relatives al
South Bend and Elkhart.
Rudolph Shakes returned from Am
Arbor, Mich, Friday evening, I,
remain in this city over election.
Mrs. John Zumbaugh and Mrs
Theresa Carpenter spent Friday a
Culver, the guest of Miss Pontius.
Miss Laura Nifong went to Inwoo,
,tFriday, where she will be the CUES
of her sister-in-law Mrs. BENJAMIN
Drake.
Mrs. c. T. Allen returned Frida
t from spending six weeks with he
sister Mrs. Eugene Sans, at Kansa
' City Mo.
u. Myers left for st. Joseph Mich
; Wednesday morning, where he wi
spend a couple of weeks with friend
and relatives.
Harry Knott returned to Chieag
Wednesday, after spending a wee
, with his parents DR.. and Mrs. d. {
Knott here.
N
NMessrs. John Cast and Ounce
Poor, went to Kokomo, where the
will spend the remainder of the wee
on business.
W. A. Roberts has moved into tn
property made vacant by the r.
: moval of Henry B. Hall, at ia cas-
L Washington street.
DIR. Preston, who had come dow
> from Chicago for a short stay, retur
ed today, going by way of LaPor'
to see Mrs. Preston.
o Mrs. Margaret Wood of Mort
Liberty as visiting in this city, I'll
guest of her son-in-law o. NJ. We
Il born and family.
Mrs. Sophie Lopp of Tyner returl
: ed to her home Friday morning, aft,
a few days. visit with her daugbt,
= Mrs. Nicholas Fleck.
Mrs. G. F. Sensebaugh is spen,
ing a few days at Crumstown,
st. Joseph county, visiting wit
friends and relatives.
w. A. Endly of Walkerton, edit,
of the Independent was in this eli
Friday. He is contemplating a ives
ern trip for his Health.
q John Terence Erosnahan of Pie
ceton is here the guest of Harl
Humrichouser, at the Bird Cent
IS Cottage at Pretty Lake.
Mrs. C. B. Furry, of Knootz's la
who had been caring for her siste
u iE-law, Mrs. David Furry, who
I'll, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Schearer went to L
grange Ill.,, Wednesday morning
spend a couple weeks with her sist
Mrs. j. NJ. Brumbaugh. Mrs. Lucin
Zumbaugh accompanied her.
Eben r. Parish who had been he
D. TO visit his mother and brothers al
to east his vote. returned Wednesd
~ to East st. Louis, where he is empl
ed in the railroad yards.
j. NJ. Swigart of Columbia City
.guard of the Northern prison, W
in town a few hours Wednesday {
ing TO Michigan City. Mr.. Swigs
(Governor Marshall were young m
together and he thinks a good dc
of the governor.
The Mozart Club will give
operate descriptive OF Gypsy i
on the evening of Nov. 18th in t
Orpheum Theatre. Tickets 80 cen
on sale at Wenzler's Drug store
Monday morning at 9 O'Clock Nov
oAn seats reserved. Prof Owens
& charge of the music. dws.