The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-17

Inc regular meeting OF the " Il
S. Tuesday evening Nov. 10.
Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald spent Mon
day at Rochester with friends.
Atty. W. II. Matthew went to
Gary on a business trip Monday.
Leonard Yazel went to Harris Nor
day morning, where he is employed.
NJ. and Mrs. Elmer Young are
spending a few days at Inwood.
Miss Edith Kelley went to South
Bend to spend a season with her eou-
sin.
Mrs. DIR. Lindquist and children of
South Bend spent Sunday here with
friends.
H. o. Appleman left on a business
trip of a few days to Elgin Ill.
Monday.
Everett VanHorn of Warsaw spent
Monday in this city and at Argos on
business.
NJ. J. Thaeker of South Bend, vas
the guest of the family of Milton j.
Soice over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walters of Letters
Ford were guests over Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. C. f. Anderson.
Mrs. Minerva Haines of Sodus,
M5ch., who had been visiting her
daughter here returned home Mon
day.
Nelson Mclaughlin is spending a
few days with the family of his son
Charles Mclaughlin at South Bend.
Mrs. f. C. Roose has returned to
her home in Hamlet, after spending
a few days with friends in this city.
Mrs. NJ. Fields left Monday after
noon for Chicago and Indiana Har-
bor to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. NJ. F. Hill went to Tyner
Tuesday, to visit for a couple of
weeks with her daughter Mrs. Ora
Haag.
Bert Ostrum and wife returned
from Teegarden Monday morning
where he has been employed for the
past few days.
Mrs. H.. B. Whitlock of South
Bend is visiting in this city the guest
of Mrs. Jesse Hoham, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matthew have
returned from spending a few days
with their daughter Mrs. Ault at
South Bend.
Messrs. Charles Rosebury, Louis
Reiter and Harry Kellerman, went TO
North Liberty Monday morning
where the yare temporarily employed
William Klingerman and wife,
who came to attend the funeral OF
the formers sister Mrs. Bert Shell,
returned home to Kokomo Monday.
Mrs. p S. Alleman went to Argos
today to visit friends a few days.
Mrs. Alleman's home is IN Omaha
but she has been back since August.
Mrs. Frank Maxwell left for her
home in Stoughton Wis, Monday, af-
ter visiting here with her brother
Charles Anders for a couple of weeks
Robert d. Jones of South Bend
spent Sunday here with friends. Mr..
Jones is engineer for the South
Bend and Mishawaka Gas company
Mrs. Charles Becknal went to
South Bend Monday for a few
days visit with her daughters Mrs.
L. R. Murphey and Mrs. Fred Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matthew have
sold their residence property on
Webster avenue to Valentine Swald
of German township and have moved
TO Culver.
Mrs. Hattie Reed Of Bourbon,
called on local friends Tuesray en-
route to Casey ILL.,, where she will
be the guest of friends and relatives
for a few days.
Mrs. Charles Nelson and mother
Mrs. u. S. Cady of Macy, returned to
their home Monday morning after VI
sit with the family of Frank Swover-
land here for a few days.
Mrs. NJ. j. Sanders and Mrs. Ella
Castle of Lowell Ind, who have been
the guests of the family OF ID. Z.
Smith for a couple of days, returned
to their home Monday morning.
John Samuelson and wife who had
been visiting their uncle John Sam
uel.on at Donaldson went to Elk
hart Monday Tor a further visit and
from thence they will return to
Oregon ILL.,
Mrs. w. M. Shetland came from
South Bend Saturday to conduct
meetings Sunday In the gospel
Mission in Albert's hall. She SAID
that Evangelist B. +. Faulkner will
be here Thursday and conduct meet
ings.
Mrs. o. A. Lambert of Cassopolis
Mich. who has beer here attending
the funeral Of her sister Mrs. Will
liam Wilhelm at Rutland returned
TO her home Monday. She has been
spending a few days with her brother
Thomas Clifton in Plymouth.
Thursday was the first day OF the
hunting season for quail. The quail
law remains open until the first OF
the year, but the rabbit is only pro-
tected by the law which specifies
that between Otober l and November
10 it is illegal to shoot or attempt
to shoot any kind of wild game with
the exception of wild foul. 1t is be-
tween these dates that the young