The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-31
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

trip to- Bourbon Thursday.
w. E. Bailey made a business
trip to South Bend Thursday.
p. f. Veatoh of South BEND
was here on business Thursday.
Miss Maud Lamson of Warsaw
is visiting with Miss Edna Tan
ner.
S. 'Strope Uf Atwood spent
Thursday here and at Delong on
business.
w. H. Seybold and John Huba
were South Bend visitors on bust
ness Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas
OF Teegarden were Plymouth Wis
Mors Thursday.
Attorneys H. L. Unger and S.
n. Stevens spent Thursday at
Bourbon on business.
Miss Grace Mccall spent
few days with friends and rel
atives at Bourbon.
Mrs. Samuel Arder went to
South Bend Thursday, to spend
a few days with relatives.
John Rowe and wife went to
Elld1art Thursday, to visit the
family OF l.. 0. Sherland.
Charles Force went to Roches-
ter Thursday for few days visit
with the family of w. Down.
Mrs. f. l.. Francis vent ito Ty-
ner to visit for a few days with
her sister Mrs. E. ]. Robinson.
Mrs. Z. F. Minard went to
Coesse Thursday, where she will
visit, the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Taylor.
Mrs. Charles VanCamp went
to Hubbard Thursday 10 spend
week with her sister Mrs. Martip
Lowry.
Mrs. Clarence Huffman went
to Tyner Thursday to visit few
lays with the family of William
Huffman.
Louis Mickey of South Bend
lis spending couple OF days with
his mother Mrs. Cashmere
Mickey.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter and
son Walter went to Argos to
spend few days with the family
to Samuel Fishburn.
Miss Matilda Gulling returned
to South Bend THURSDAY, at
ter attending the .uneral of
Nicholas Dietl yesterday.
Mrs. Harper Amones, Miss
Florence Amones and Mrs. Jesse
Nier visited with the fam
lily OF Bert Mann at Inwood.
Glen Cressner arrived home
from Purdue University at La
fayette, Wednesday to spend a
week vacation with his mother.
Mrs. Theodore Cressner here.
Mrs. l.. II. Baum of Donald
SON was Plymouth visitor
Thursday, emoute tn South Bend
where she will spend a few DAYS
with friends.
Miss Eta Caslow, Mrs. Mary
Harris, and Miss Gladys Swine
hart went to Inwood TO attend
1.-THE Roahrig- Caslow wedding
Thursday.
c. w. Metsker and wife went
to Indianapolis to spend a few
days attending a meeting OF the
Democratic Editorial Association
officers.
Mrs. f. Moody returned to her
home in TT. Wayne Saturday
morning after visiting a few days
with friends and relatives in
Plymouth.
Miss Anna Reed of Tyner was
a Plymouth caller Thursday en-
route to South Bend where sire
was called by the illness OF her
sister Mrs. Il. Cook.
H. ]. Heinz Co., are still tax
ing acreage for Pea Beans and
Pickles. Contracts can be obtain
ed at State Bank, George vi
nails and P. J. Haags. w3t31
Miss Ethel McFeely OF Culver
was the guest of friends in this
city Thursday enroute to Laporte
where she will spend a few days
with Mrs. Chester McFeely.
Glen Underwood returned from
Indiana University at Blooming
ton Wednesday to sp..ld a week
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Underwood in this city.
Mr.. Luther Mckinney OF Or
leans, Neb., who has been visit
ing with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. George d. McKinney, here
and Miss Elvie Mckinney sper
Thursday at South Bend.
F. S. Sullivan of Donaldson,
was a Plymouth visitor Thursday
enroute to Harris, where he went
on business. Mr.. Sullivan has
just completed three years en-
hstment in the U. S. Army.
Mrs. Mary Smith returned to
her home in Tyner Thursday af7
ter visiting friends in this city
and ait South Bend for few
DAYS. Mrs Charles Brue of South |