The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-20
Peter I. CRUDE spent Wednesda.

III. +. Buck and son Chester were
South Bend visitors Wednesday.
Rev. j. IL. Tremmel spent Wednes-
day in LaPorte on business.
William O'keefe spent Wednesday
morning at South Bend on business.
Mrs. W. \. Tank left for an indie
finite visit at Chicago, Wednesday.
Mrs. William Scatter of Argos is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rowe.
Mrs. H.. f. Alleman of Argos was
in town on her way to South Bend.
Mrs Howard Myers went to South
Bend to visit her sister, Mrs. James
Flake.
Mrs. ii. Shanks has gone TO Ro-
chester to visit for a few days with
friends.
Mrs. Geo. Voreis of Culver was
here to attend the Eastern Star
banquet.
Mrs. W j. Armstrong of Argos
was here to attend the funeral of
Laure Baker.
Charles Scott returned to South
Bend Wednesday morning, afted
spending Il week in this city.
John Miner and wife, of Argos
come up Wednesday as witnesses il
the Jones-Overmyer case.
Mrs. David Holderread was called
to Elkhart Wednesday by the seri-
Gus illness of her sister Mrs. Par,
schell.
Mrs. Lottie How, returned to
Lakeville Wednesday having come
down for the o. f. S. banquet last
night.
Mrs. Julia Thomson went TO Chi
cago Wednesday to visit for a
week with her sister Mrs. ]. A
Ruth.
Mrs. Josie Harris went TO South
Bend Wednesday. to visit for a
few days with her sister Mrs. Floyd
Eckert.
Miss Lucy Melborn, who had been
making a short stay here. went to
Chicago Wednesday where she is
making her home.
Robert Liggett has so far recover
ed from serious injuries caused by
and accident several weeks ago that
he is able to come to town again.
Mrs. NJ. A. Woodbury. and hel
guest Mrs. Fred Carl of Loganspori
went to Elkhart Wednesday morning
to visit with Mrs. Al Cough for &
few days.
Mrs. NJ. Baker of Etna Green
and her daughter, Mrs. n. J. Baker
of Bourbon, were callers in the city
Wednesday on their way to Soutl
Bend.
Mrs. Alice Henry, of Warsaw
who was here to the o. E.S. enter
tainment Tuesday night. was gues'
nver night of her friend Mrs. Franz
Lamson.
Mrs. Bethiah Capman of Walker
ton, who has been visiting here for
few days with her daughter Mrs. Z
Bryan, went TO Argos for af ufthel
stay Wednesday.
Mrs. Melinda Await of Hamlet
who has been visiting here for
few days with her daughter Mrs
Edward Jolly. returned to her hom'
Wednesday.
Mrs. Polly Bollinger of Soutl
Whitley who has been visiting will
her sister Mrs. Sarah Freed here
went to Bourbon Wednesday morn
ing for a further visit.
Mesdames Amanda Eglibarger
Laura Beemer and M. A. Verette
all of Bourbon, We're in town thi
forenoon on their way to Tyner t,
visit relatives.
1.-The Flaming Arrow Company
which showed at the Orpheum, Tues
day evening. went to Elkhart Wed
nesday morning. a capacity house
greeted the performance here.
Mrs. G.. III. Baugler who was her
for the Eastern Star banquet, re
turned home TO Walkerton Wednes
day morning. Mrs. Baugler is
member of the order here.
Mrs. Belle Patterson of Clevelan'
o., who has been here in attendanc
70 the funeral of the late William
Craig. and visiting with friends
went to TnwoOd for a further stay
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Huffer o
South Bend, who have been her
visiting with her parents Mr.. an
Mrs. John Shadley for a few day
went TO Hamlet for a further sta
Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Schilt returned I
her home in Bremen Wednesday
after spending the week with Mr.:
Theodore Cressner here. and attend
ing the Eastern Star Banquet Tues
lay evening.
Miss Lucinda Ridgway of Sout
Bend. who has been visiting wit
friends here for a few days, wen
to Bourbon Wednesday morning 70
a further visit with her brothe
Joseph Holdering.
Mesdames Ella Wyman and &c,
Hupp of Bourbon, were Plymout
-%isitors Wednesday. enroute to Ind.
annapolis, where they will attend tn
Crest Council of the Degree c
Pocohontus.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Bradley G
: Culver who were in attendance upo
he Eastern Star banquet Tuesda