The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02

thursday at South Bend.
WIN. EVERY made a business
trip to South Bend Thursday.
John Moore is spending a few
days at Peru on business.
Harry iHumrichonser spent
Thursday at Pierceton ON bust
ness.
Lee Vangilder spent Thursday
afternoon at Culver on business.
Mrs w. NJ. Fishburn of Culver
was a Plymouth visitor Thurs
day.
Bert Klingerman has returned
from a brief business trip to
South Bend.
Fred Hager went to Argos to
spend few days with his son
Frank and wife.
John Tague of Wanatah is Wis
iting with the family OF G. w.
Sweet for few days.
Mrs. VIM. Bowerman OF Etna
Green was the guest OF Plymouth
friends Thursday, enroute to
South Bend.
A. O. Breeze has gone to Sher-
wood O., to spend a. few days
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. n. c. Peddycord went tc
Bourbon Thursday to attend the
Sample family reunion near that
town.
Mrs. Della Fish has returned
to her home in Argos. after Wis
iting with her son Moses Fish
and family here.
There was a white frost ON
lowlands Friday morning, but
the mercury was above freezing
and the damage was slight.
Mrs. Anna Burkett and son
Albert Stoler OF Mishawaka. are
visiting with the family of Chas
w. johnson, north OF this city
Mrs. Henry REIN and daugf1-
ter of Chicago, are visiting with
friends in this city. Mrs. Rehul
was formerly Miss Name Week
erie.
Mrs. Jeremiah letters has re-
. turned to her home at Silver
Lake, after a visit of few weeks
with her son John Zeiders ant
family.
Theodore Redding and Miss
Edith Anderson OF Chicago, who
have been visiting here spent
Saturday with relatives at South
Bend.
Mrs. ]. A. Miller returned to
her home in Argos Thursday after
visiting with the family of E. A
Vancuren here and with friends
at Bourbon.
Edwin johnson returned to his
home m Donaldson last Thursday
after attending the Senior Glass
meeting, held at Hills Hall
Wednesday evening.
Luther Hoham, Hubert Tanner
and Will Hendricks left for In
dianapolis on their motorcycles
early Friday morning to take ir
the great speed races.
Miss Dora Vinall returned
from Fl. Worth Texas Thursday
evening, where she has spent the
past several months with hel
sister Mrs. Georgia Paddock.
Mrs. Jacob Siple of Donaldson
who has been visiting nm this
city for a week, the guest oi
her daughter Mrs. Fred Smith
returned to her home Thursday
Mrs. S. H. Jackman and chill
dren have returned to their hom.
at Mishawaka after a visit in thi:
city. Her parents Mr.. and Mrs
A. r. Gerard accompanied hel
home.
Josiah Warstler OF Manister
Mich, who has been visiting hi.
brother c. F. Warstler at Culver
went to Goshen Friday to visi
relatives in that city before re
turning home.
Mrs. Theodore Cressner i.
building an addition to- the Nc
Gimpsey property, which she now
owns, on the corner OF Caro- ant
Plumb street. She expects t.
move there in August.
Smith Ney Stevens, the wei
known lawyer and politician vii
leave for business trip in Ok
ahoma Monday as soon as tn,
official result of the Democratic
primaries is promulgated.
Lloyd Greiner is home from
Valparaiso University, spending
a few days with his parents. HI
will graduate from the Manua
Training course of the Univer
sity, taking scientific course.
Mrs. Floyd Bumell went t.
Winona Lake Thursday, to at
tend the Commencement exer
cises of the iWinona Preparatory
from which her sister Miss Hop
Myers graduates this evening.
Halleys's comet, which ha
been visible several evenings il
the west, is growing dimme
every night. 1t has been a SAT
disappointment to eminent as
tronmners as we'll as to ordinar,
mortals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hogarth wh'
have returned from spending tn
wrIoer at Hot Springs, lark.
went to Benton Harbor Mich
Thursday morning, to visit witt