The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-07-14
LOCAL NEWS

EStner Rupe returned to South
Bend after visiting Bertha Sev-
bold for a week.
Mrs. Charles Beehler. mother
OF Auditor Walker has gone t.
Argos for a visit.
Rev. S. H. wager and wife
went to Angola, Ind. Friday for
a visit OF several days.
Harry Rector and Edward
Hfte, operators at Inwood were
here on business Saturday.
c. @. Baker OF New Paris,
Ohio, spent Thursday night here
with his old friend, Frank Gull
lison.
Mrs. Ethel Jones, who has
been visiting the family of O. H.
Appleman. has returned to South
Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn of Laporte
are visiting Mrs Ella Stansbury
and the family of Fred Robbins
in this city
Mrs. Benjamin Hoover arrived
Saturday morning from Sunny
side Wash, to visit friends at
Twin Lakes.
Mrs. Fred Fromn:. who has
been visiting her parents, Mr..
and MIS- Henry Hall. la. return
I'd to South Bend.
Miss Lois Thompson, who
spent week with her aunt Mrs
Wiley at Pretty Lake returned
to South Bend Saturday.
Mrs. G. L. Haines, nee Now,
ha, gone to Monroe Mich where
NJ. Haine5 Is employed N the
Ouport PowGer Mis-.
Mis- Bertha Haag is here from
Shreveport, La, visiting her SIS
ter Mrs. Charles F. Shaded and
assisting in settling the estate OF
her parents.
Mrs. Mobile Curtis was called
to Auburn Friday by the illness.
of her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Snepp.
Mrs Curtis expects to remain
several days.
A list of the floats IN the Bre-
men Fourth OF July celebration
IS given by the Bremen Enquirer.
1t says Wahl's monument had a
touching inscription.
Miss Hazel Soice went to Chi
cago Saturday for a visit with
friends. While there she will
attend house party given by
Ruby Owen of Edgewater.
Miss Ada Parks, who had
been visiting Mrs. John w.
Parks here, returned to Bourbon
Friday, and Mrs. John w. Parks
accompanied her for a few days.
Mrs. Chas. Coil OF Kenosha
Wis, who has been spending a
week with relatives here, has
gone to South Bend for a short
visit, before returning to her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Baird, of
Youngwood, Pa, who spent the
week with the families OF N
Graves and Joseph VanVactor,
have gone to Portland, Ore. for
a further visit.
Representatives of the Latter
Day Saints or Mormon church
have erected large tent on
south Center street in which
they have been holding meetings
for the past week.-Bremen En-
quirer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Appleman
of Everett Wash, who have been
visiting in this city for the past
couple OF weeks, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Marshall,
went to Lima, o., for further
visit Monday.
c. r. Rhinehart, ID. c. return
ed from South Bend Friday
evening, where he has secured
two rooms in the Jefferson build
ing for an office, which he will
open and be ready for business
a week from next Monday.
Mrs. A. Becker, who rs here
from Chicago, visiting friends,
does not look a day older than
she did twenty years ago. She
was resident Of Plymouth forty |
years and we do not believe she |
ever had an enemy.
George l.. Protsman, who had
been ON a visit to Convoy Ohio,
returned Saturday afternoon. He
said the right-of-way between
Fl. Wayne and Plymouth was
on fire in 80 places, caused by |
the dried grass. There was a
slight rain at Columbia City.
Mrs. John Baker has gone to
Cassapolis, Michigan to attend
the funeral OF a relative. MIR.
and Mrs. Jesse Paul OF Edwards
burg, Mich, arrived Friday to
make the Bakers a visit and
within two hours received mes
sage of the death OF their nephek
and they went with Mrs. Baker
to the funeral.
Mrs. VIM. Ashton was the
guest of Mrs. F. A. Huff from
Saturday until Thursday, when
she went TO Plymouth to visit
her father, d. c. Smith, who was
once postmaster here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Huff, son Bernard, Mrs.
John Walter and Mrs. Terwll-
Tiger accompanied her to Ply
mouth.-Bremen Enquirer.