The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-03

NlSttOr NOiludN morning.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Logan,
a boy baby Monday morning.
Charles Kintzell was home from
indianapolis over Sunday.
Robert Johnson of Green township
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
Miss Ruth Chadwick of Brightside
is visiting at Louisville Ky.
Charles Kellison went to Roches.
ter ON legal business Monday.
Otto Jordon Of Mishawaka spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Kilmer went to South Bend
Monday for a visit until Tuesday af-
%ternoon.
Anthony Turner and Alfred and
Elmer Sheaks of Walkerton were in
the city Monday.
Glen Logan returned to his home
in Harris Monday morning after 4
/ visit with relatives here.
Miss Gladys Morrison of Chicago
was the guest OF Miss Emra Humric-
houser owe Sunday.
Mesdames Joseph VanVactor and
Willis Stephenson were Niles Mich.
visitors Monday morning.
O. C. Roose and wife, who had
been visiting friends here, returned
TO South Bend Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Penrod return
ed to South Bend Monday after visit
ng> relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. II. c. TAYLOR was called to
Grand Rapids. Mich. Monday by the
serious illness of her daughter.
Levi Anders and his mother, Mrs.
Kramer of Donaldson. visited Mrs
Howard Anders in this city Monday.
Mrs. Lillian Bair of bourbon spent
Sunday in this city visiting the fam
ly Of Alva GRANGE and other rela-
tives.
u. A.. KIeckner of Carrolton, Wash
returned home Monday after a two
month visit in Plymouth with rela-
mtives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer White, form
or residents of Plymouth are parents
of an eight pound girl horn Friday
,vening.
William Wortinger of Akron O.
vho las been spending several days
'iere on business. went to South BEND
Monday.
Mrs. H.. F. Cordell. who had beer
TO Argos to visit her sister stopped
IN the city Monday on her return t,
South Bend.
Glen Worthington was home from
upion Mills, to spend Sunday Will
IBIS parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie,
Worthington.
Mrs. Frank Hoppy who has beer
visiting her son Charles and famil,
returned Monday to her home il
DentOD county.
John Eyin of Tiosa visited his sis
ter. Mrs. John Smith over Sunday
Mrs. Smith is seriously i'll at he
home in this city.
Mrs. Mary Kintzell has returne
! to her home at Mentone after a visi
. of several weeks here with her daugl
ter Mrs. ~Stansbury.
Mrs. c. F. Fissell, of Fort Wayn
who had been visiting the family o
Up. j. Haag and other friends. re
turned home Monday.
Harrison Cook returned TO Sout
Bend Monday. His hand is still yer
sore from the scalding he receive
!. while at work in a restaurant.
w. F. Bennett, d. w. Miller, Mare
us Reed, Albert Athley. Joseph Ros
q Guy Ross and A. f. Fink were Pl,
mouth visitors from Tyner Monda!
Emmons Bechtel returned to hi
home in Bremen Monday, afte
visiting for a few days with Mr.
Norah Cole In this city
s J. Pickeral. J. w. Price. Char,s
Beam. j. c. Gordon, and Eliza
McElfresh and daughter of ArgC
s came up to rear Senator Cummin
Monday.
Mrs. barbara Ieippert who wa
here on a visit with her son Charlie
"A and family returned to LaPori
Monday. Mrs. Leippert is 50 year
Of age.
Robert Beaeles. Jr.. of Tyner. Wa
= in town Monday on business. nj
Beagles is carrying his arm in
sling on account of a sever burn b
gasoline.
Enoch Myers a w~ell-known alto
new of Rochester, was in the cit
Monday and visited friends a fe
. hours. Mr.. Myers left fer Sout
Bend on business.
w. III. Bollman has bought I'll
right to sell the celebrated oil burn,
stoves in the entire state of OH
Mr.. Bollman is a thorough busine,
= man and a hustler.