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

MIS-. WARY CluIu spent "CeheS~oS
at Hibbard.
Miss Ethel Tanning spent Wednes-
day at Culver.
Mrs. f. Price went to Kewanna
on business.
John Rhodes and family have NOV
ed TO Argos.
Bert Klingerman returned TO
South Bend Wednesday.
Miss Eva Jeflirs was a South Bend
visitor yesterday morning.
Mrs. Charles Sherwood, of Tyner
was here yesterday.
Robert Beagles and wife of Tyner
were here yesterday.
William Everly made a business
trip to Kokomo Wednesday.
Mrs. Truman Lemert of Tyner was
here on business yesterday .
W. o. Singrey spent Wednesday at
South Bend on business.
Samuel Osborn of Culver, was III
the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. c. +. Harding spent yesterday
with friends at South Bend.
Jesse Keller postmaster at Tyner
was i'll the city yesterday on business.
Jacob Bozart is spending a couple
of days at Chicago with William
Bauersock.
Mrs. Leonard Shalfer is spending
a few days with her uncle John Hit
tie at Lapaz.
Mrs. Jacob Voreis, of Argos, was
in town Wednesday, enroute to Mish-
awake to visit friends.
Mrs. Perry Smith and sister Miss
Edith Frances spent yesterday at
Lapaz with friends.
Edward Raymer and wife, who
had been to Rochester for a week,
returned home Wednesday.
Messrs. l.. ID. Espich and William
Personette were Plymouth visitors at
The Bourbon fair Wednesday.
II. l.. Unger, G.. W. Smith and
Paul Personette, were local visitors
o the Bourbon fair yesterday.
Joe Anderson left yesterday morn
nc for a two weeks business trip to
South Bend, and Toledo Ohio.
Don't miss the funniest show of
the season. "Scenes from a Union
station" Next Monday evening.
Mrs. Mary Somehow, of LaPorte
spent yesterday with relatives in the
city enroute to the fair at Bourbon.
The home talent production for the
benefit of the local library will be a
nit. Don't miss it. Monday evening
Mrs. Fred Carl, of Logansport,
came yesterday, to spend a month
with Mrs. NJ. +. Woodbury.. north of
The city.
DR.. J. T. Kendall, and his guest,
Or. Wood, of Toronto, Canada, spent
eSterday at Argos on a professional
call.
Mrs. Hewitt and her daughter,
Mrs. Somehow, are visiting at W.
4. Loves and attending the Bourbon
fair.
Thomas Smith and family of Ty-
ner, are moving to this city. Mr..
Smith will work at the carpenters
trade.
j. A. Romig of this city, and G. II.
Smith of Hobart, went to LaPorte
Wednesday, to spend a few days on
business.
Mrs. Chares Kilmer called on the
family of Harry Kilmer, yesterday
enroute from her home in Kewanna
to Etna Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Leffert, Of Argos,
returned to their home, after a short
visit with their son., Harmon and
family, here.
Mrs. S. \. Brewer of Elkhart re-
turned to her home Wednesday, af-
ter visiting with Mrs. j. E. Cook
here for a few days.
Mrs. J.. l.. Gates returned to her
home in Hartford, Wis, Wednesday,
after visiting here for three weeks
with her sister. AIRS. j. f. Shaw.
Mrs. Sarah Jewett returned to her
home in Etna Green, after visiting
here for "A few days with Mrs. L. c.
Martindale and Mrs. Otto Weber.
Ethan Allen Kizer, who recently
purchased the Metsker harness shop
moved his family to Plymouth yester-
day, and now resides OF Williams
street.
''Scenes from IA Union Station,
home talent production, for the bene-
fit of the Plymouth Library. Mon
day evening Oct. 10. Admission 81
cents.
Robert Nier returned yesterday
from the 18th regiment reunion at
South Bend. There were fifty-six OF
the survivors present, and a good
time was had.
HAVE TTTTT.E RIICTNECS