The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06

John kllnedlnSt went 10 IL
Bend on business.
S. n. Burns went to Nappannee
on business Tuesday.
Joseph Biggens spent Tuesday at
LaPorte on business.
William Schroeder of South Bend
was a local visitor Tuesday.
w. IL. Lowry Of Hubbard was in
the city on business Tuesday.
Remus Schroeder of Tyner spent
Tuesday in this city, and at LaPaz.
l.. S. Vangilder spent Tuesday
noon at South Bend on business.
n. n. Wordville went to Akron to
visit his daughter for a few days.
John o. Cox and William Smith
of Harris, were local c%isitors Tues
day.
If you want to sell or trade your
farm write TO w. c. Ewing, Roches-
ter, Indiana.
Miss Rensberger of Lakeville, Is
visiting the family of his daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Fruits.
! George Hendricks of Chicago is
spending a few days days in the city
visiting with relatives.
John Lowe of Rochester called on
friends here Tuesday,. and went to
South Bend on business.
a number of delegates to the Bap-
fist association to be held at Men
tone passed through Tuesday.
Ed Gillard of South Bend, is here
spending a few days with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Gillard.
Christian Enders of German
township, near Bremen, was a Ply
mouth visitor Tuesday on business.
Glen Cressner is home from Terra
Haute, to spend a few days with
his mother Mrs. Theodore Cressner.
Miss Ella Berry of Argos, called
on friends in this city Tuesday on
/, her way TO South Bend, to visit for
a few days.
J. f. Goddall of South Bend was
IN the city ON business Tuesday, in
regard to the stone work on the
Lauer building.
Mrs. L.. Ashley of South Bend,
arrived today, to visit with her
trother W. l.. Stuck and family
west of Plymouth.
Jacob Hoover left Tuesday morn.
inc for Mentone TO attend the Con-
ferenc eof the Logansport associa-
ton of the Baptist Church.
Mrs. Lucy McNeeley, of Tiosa,
who has been the guest of her son,
Jesse McNeeley and family here for
a few days, returned to her home
Wednesday.
Edward Carver of Blue Island Ill.
Is spending a few days here with the
family of his brother Charles Carver.
John Carver of Bremen was a visit
= here Wednesday.
i Rev. G. \. Plug went yesterday af-
%teIncon To Crown Point, where he
preac ed last night and performed
The ordinance of baptism for the lit
tie chil of the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Smith OF
Toledo o., who have been spending
a few days here with the family OF
, Walter Murphey, went to Lapaz
for a further visit Tuesday.
Mrs. Norman Pratt and children
returned to their home in South
Bend Tuesday, after visiting for q
few days with friends and relative.
in this city and at Columbia City
Mrs. Ralph Leonard and sister
: Miss Julia Yockey spent a few day:
with Mrs. Jennie Walmer at Soutf
Bend. While there they attended {
shower given on a lady friend who Ii
to be married Dor
Mrs. lydia TOmlinson of WAYNE
vile o.. who has been visiting fOI
a couple of weeks with her sol
Samuel Tomlinson and family, re
turned to her home Tuesday. Mr.
Tomlinson accompanied her to he
home.
If you are looking for bargin
, don't fail to get our prices on wal
{ paper before you buy. Our sprn!
stock is now coming in and we mus
have the room, therefore we vii
!, close out II entire last year stocl
below cost. Fred Wenzler Druggist.
Mrs. S. f. Boys has gone on
two weeks trip to New York, wher
she will be the guest of her sister
U Mrs. Mary Madison. She will visi
other eastern cities.-Plymouth Dem
y ocrat.
How many votes did she have?
U Mrs. f. III. Wagner and Mrs. c
Carnagua of Cody Wy, who hav
U been spending the past two month
visiting with their brother Juliu
D Clemens at Hibbard, and othe
friends and relatives in this city an
vicinity, returned to their HON
Wednesday.
w. c. B. Harrison, formerly COZ
nected with the Attorney General
office in indianapolis, was in the cit
Tuesday in the interest of the In
c diana Hotel Keepers Association
'c TIL ; association is interested in til