The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-01

Ia. hlndle spent Wednesday IN
South Bend.
III. IL. Miller of Brernen was in the
city Wednesday.
RansomH olderead of Tyner was a
local visitor Monday.
Edward 5. Kitch of Bremen was
! in the city Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Chadwick went to South
Bend for Wednesday.
Mrs. Hirman Bradley, of Tyner,
spent Wednesday here.
W. E. Bailey made a business trip
10 South Bend Wednesday.
John Parks of Bourbon was a To-
cal visitor Wednesday.
A.. S. Benedict made a business
trip t. Rochester Wednesday.
+. Williamson of South Bend
Is in g city on business.
John Freed is spending a couple
Of days at Bourbon ON business.
Coroner James Kizer of Inwood,
was in this city on business Wednes-
day.
Wm. Kilmer who had be EN- visiting
here returned Wednesday 10 South
Bend.
Messrs. " @. MachIan and John
Moore spent Wednesday at South
Bend on business.
Lincoln l.. Koch of Soutl. Bend is
spending a couple of days in this
city ON business.
Mrs. A. Koch has gone to Walker
ton to visit her daughter Mrs.
Minnie Hershberger.
Mrs. NJ. Foker of Mshawaka who
had been visiting friends IN Argos,
returned home Wednesday.
Lincoln Koch returned to South
Bend Wednesday having come down
here to see about his crops and farm.
II. A Shambaugh has gone to Con-
~stantint Mich, and other points in
that state, for a few days %sojourn.
Rev. b. F. WINS went to Howe
Ind. Monday morning to spend a cou.
pie OF days at Howe Military School
John Cullen of South f;end repre-
senting the Knoblock and Ginz Mill
ing company was in teh city Wednes-
day.
Miss Hazel Long has gone TO 10
komo to visit for a couple of weeks
the guest of the farnily of Bert
Ackels.
For Sale.-A two story six
room house, with lot for $50, If
taken soon. This is n rare bargain
Phone 478. DIT.
Mrs. Vernon Foreman went t
Grovertown Wednesday TO visit fo
a few days with her parents Mr.. am
Mrs. Fred Schultz.
Mrs. d. II. Powles and daugiite
Emma went TO Argos Wednes la,
called there by the illness of he
father-in-law Thomas l5owIes.
Walter Gray returned to his HON
in kokomo Wednesda after spend
ing the past wee, in this city, tn
guest of his uncle Henry Hale.
John Oapror. and Mrs. MATTE
Cummings of FIT. Wayne are in tn
city Attending the Lord trial. +
which they are interested parties.
Mrs. James f. Hanes. and ne
brother j. M. Mahoney of Garrett
Ind. WHO is visiting here went t.
South Bond for the day, Wednesday
Mrs. E. Jay of Donaldson went t.
kankakee, in Iaporte county. Wed
nesday to care for her mother, Mrs
Anna Peak, who il critically i'll. Tn
aged mother is "a years old.
Perry Smith, chairman of the Re
publican Central Committee of 10
sclusko county, was a local visito
Wednesday enroute to Rochester
where be was called by the illness
of a relative.
Mrs. s. j. Middleton of this cit,
and her guests Mr.. and Mrs. Sila
Paul of Johannesburg Mich, went t
Argos Wednesday to visit with job
! Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Paul will re
main over the Holidays
Both bones of the right forear n o
a lad named Fisher in Elkhart 'wer
broken in a football scrTmmaee o
Sunday. The boy should congratr
late himself that i was not his baa,
or his neck. These harbarous came
10 not belong to civilization.
Mr.. Theo- Reddmg formerly
Plymouth boy was married 10 Mis-
Mabel Lahneun 1877, Sheridan P.oa'
Chicago, Thursday Nov, Bird, bette
known in Vaudeville as Falls an,
Fox, with the Nestreu Vaudeville as
ISOLATION. daughter of Mrs. \
I%ehneuim. Mr.. Redding is now
general contractor and builder i
Chicago located at 63rd st. En- gle
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Redding 81 PR
Sunday with his mother Mrs. ID wi