The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
LOCAL NEWS

Louis Lemert OF Lapaz spent
Monday in this city.
Mrs. ]. ? Lopp spent Monday
with friends at Tyner.
William Seymour made bust
ness trip to Lakeville Monday.
L. Nj. Tanner made a business
trip to Charlottesville Monday.
L. c. Bunnell of Delong was
in the city on business Monday.
Samuel Lemler of Bourbon was
in the city on business Monday.
William Roberts of Logansport
is visiting with friends in this
city.
Peter Holem OF Twin Lake
spent Monday morning here on
business.
A. Machel of South Bend
was, in the city on business
Monday.
Harvey Baugher of Teegarden
was in the city on business
Monday.
Isaac Weirman OF Hubbard
was in the city on business
Monday.
Miss Eva Bollman spent Sun
day with Miss Hona Wink at
Bourbon.
w. AIcKesson of Tyner spent
Monday here and at South
Bend on business.
William a. Campbell and NJ.
Moore OF Tyner were in the city
on business Monday.
Newton ElkinS OF Bourbon was
a Plymouth visitor Monday en-
route to Rochester.
Messrs. II. Y. Shirk and Will
liam Iced of Lapaz was in the
CITY on business Monday.
+. T'heil returned to Chicago
Monday after spending few
days in this city on business.
MesSrs. F. Z. Wolford and w
Bechtol OF Bourbon spent Mon
day here, enroute to Attica, Ind
Miss Jessie Taylor of Culver
spent Sunday in this city, the
guest of Miss Hazel Newhouse.
Miss Hazel Neff is home from
New Jersey where she has been
spending the past several months
Mrs. F. L. johnson returned
to Tyner after short visit with
the family of f. r. Monroe here
Miss Clare Faremier and Otto
Arnold of South Bend visited
over Sunday with Miss Bertha
Eich.
Ralph Bowel OF Argos was j
Plymouth caller Monday enroute
to South Bend, where he attends
school.
W. A. Jones of Nappannee re-
turned home Monday, after
spending a few days in this city
on business.
Russell Klingernlan left fol-
Chicago Monday to take
a course in Engraving in Tech
nical School there.
Eleven years ago Monday
March z, 1899 the mercury touch
ed zero. 1t was the coolest March
day OF the past thirty years.
: Miss Martha KEEPER of Twin
Lake, who has been visiting with
the family of George Maggie here
returned to her home Monday.
Peter Abehl of Lakeville spent
the day in this city, enroute tc
his home, from Texas, where he
has been spending several weeks
Rev. f. ]. Bradshaw of Logan
sport, returned home Monday
after conducting services at the
Christian church at Tyner yes
terday.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Livinghouse return
ed home in Hubbard Monday
after spending few days witt
Mrs. Caroline Whitesell at Don
Z. aldson, who Is ILL.,
Silas Fl. Joseph and wife O
Elkhart were called to this city
Monday by the death of her fatfle
James Hudson of Donaldson
which occurred Sunday.
Earl Ales returned to Soutl
Bend Monday, after spend
ing a few days with his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ales a
Bourbon.
Mrs. VIM. Gray and son Don
aid of Bourbon were Plymouth
visitors Monday enroute to Soutl
Bend, where they will remain il
the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amer an,
children, returned to their hom
in Walkerton, after visiting witt
the family of Norman Miller her
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. earn Johnsol
have returned to their home il
Cando, n. Dakota. after VISITING
for a few weeks with friends an
relatives in this city.
Rev. John Stellar of Rocheste
and Rev. ]. H. Wiley OF thi
city went to South Bend to at
tend the funeral OF Henry F. Coz
dill. Rev. !. H. Waggone
preached the funeral sermon.
]. H. Fish and family of Ga
lien, Mich, who have been spend