The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-24

Mrs. w. J. Burch of Tyner spen
Saturday in Plymouth.
Mrs. Ellen Patterson of Larwill j.
guest of Mrs. DIR. Knott.
Mrs. r. K. Nelson spent Saturda,
with friends at Donaldson.
Miss Hazel Beaeles of Tyner wa.
a local visitor Saturday morning.
John Adleman went to South Benz
to spend Sunday with friends.
Ralph Mccormick went to Chicago
to spend Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Rose Lowry of Twin Lake.
was a Plymouth visitor this morning
Mrs. w. II. Martin and her daugh.
ter Tressie spent Saturday in Soutl
Bend.
The Culver academy football team
played Morgan Park team at Culver
Saturday.
Mrs. /. ii. Werntz has gone t
South Bend to spend a few days Will
her sister.
Aaron kistler and wife, from
Larwill, are visiting friends here fol
a few days.
The regular monthly teachers in
stitute of North Township was held
in Lapaz Saturday.
Miss Emma Holem came home
from Columbia City Saturday to
remain over Sunday.
Mrs. C. M. Walker spent q
few days with her sister Mrs Quincy
at %Tippecanoe.
Mrs. C. M. Ford of Etna Green. is
visiting with friends in this city and
at Culver-a few days.
Miss Lucy Senior is spending a
few days with her sister Miss Carrie
Sender at South Bend.
Mrs. Lloyd Gerard of Indianapoli:
is visiting with Mrs. Ed MAGELLAN in
this city, for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Lamson has returned
from a short visit with her daughter
Mrs. Fred Cole at South Bend.
Warren Judy, who is employed or
the Sanitarium here, went to Goshen
to spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs. j. Z. Whitesell and Miss Ida
Asp, who had been visiting relatives
here returned to Donaldson Saturday
Mrs George Ray, went to South
Bend, to spend a few days with hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Koch
Mrs. A III. Heminger of Larwell j:
visiting with friends and relatives in
this city and vicinity for a few days
Miss Esther Carothers went to La
Daz to attend the teachers institute
of North township being held Satur.
day.
The Misses Cleta Cummins and
LYDIA Lechlitner went to Twin Lake
Saturday to spend, Sunday with
friends.
Mrs. L. Akers of Nappanee is vi
sitting with the family of Henry
Price southeast of this city for a
few days.
Mrs. C. V. Pierce went to LaPorte
Saturday, to spend Sunday with
her sister Mrs. l.. v. Griffin, and
other friends.
Mrs. DIR. Fish returned to hel
home in Talma Saturday morning al
ter spending a few days with her
niece Mrs. Ed Rodgres.
May and Charles Widman of South
Bend, are visiting in this city for a
few days, the guests of Art and
Ruth Stoneburner.
Mrs. William Murphey went to
South Bend Saturday where she
will spend a few days with her sons
Lertus and Charles.
Mrs. Irwin Traster, of Columbia
City, who had been the guest of the
the family of Parker Shearer, -four
miles from the city, went to New
Paris Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Helton who resides west
of this city left for Charlottesville
this morning where she will be the
guest of her brother Tyre Douglas
and family for a couple Of weeks.
Nj. Council of Topeka Kans., who
has been visiting here with his cou-
sins Mesdames Peter Disher and
Fred Hill left Saturday for a visit al
Culver and will then 90 to Cincinn-
atti, and thence back to his home.
Fred Sanner formerly of this city,
now of Mishawaka, called on local
friends Saturday enroute to Lafayette
where he will attend the football
game between Purdue and Indiana
Universities, which took place at
Saturday.
Dudley Virgins the congeniel pro-
prietor of the Bowling Alley, will
hold his annual Thanksgiving
Rattle, on Thursday all day, and
evening. A bountious supply of
turkeys, geese, ducks, and chickens
will be on hand and will make "big
doins' at the bowling alley.
Mrs. JohnPressnall went to Mid
dletown Ind. Monday to attend the
funeral of her father Rev. ID. C. Lin
vile, who died at Wheeling, w. Va.
Mr.. Linville was a Wesleyan Meth
preacher and resided for sever
al years at Lapaz, and was for a
short time a resident of Plymouth.