The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-13
L. NJ. Clifton of Hibbard spent the

city Friday on business.
John Pfender and Nathan Stout
visited South Bend Friday.
Mrs. j. W. Romig Of Culver was
here ON business for the day.
Miss Zula Cline of Culver visited
iwth friends in this city today.
b. A. Sheaks of Polk township |
vas a Plymouth visitor Friday.
DIR. J. 7. Kendall was in South
Bend on professional business today.
Rev. G. C. Richards and family of
Hamlet moved to Terre Haute Fri
day.
Mrs. Chas. Vangilder went to
South Bend Friday for a visit of
two days.
Mrs. I. ID. Mum is spending a few
DAYS with friends and relatives at
Donaldson.
Chester koch left for South Bend
Friday morning to which city he is
moving his family.
Messrs. Vern Hardenbrook and N.
NJ. Foster, of Walkerten, were Plym-
outh visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Souder of
Culver, visited in this city Friday on
their way to LaPorte.
L. p. Field of Benton Harbor, a
veteran of the civil war;, is visiting
his brother J. ID. Field.
Mrs. Eva Hisey has returned to
her home at Laporte after a visit
with Sarah Hutchinson.
Mrs. Theo Cressner and son Glen
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Thomas near Lapaz.
Mrs. H. J. Mitchell of Elkhart
has been visiting here this week and
attending the Bourbon fair.
Roland North, of Eau Claire, Wis,
is home for a visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. North.
Mrs. F. C. Lee returned to South
Bend Tuesday after visiting rela-
tives here for a few days.
Mrs. J. w. Kline went to Goshen
Tuesday morning to attend a reun-
ion OF the Miller families.
Mrs. James Wilson of LaPorte at
teded the Relief Corps meeting and
visited with Mrs. l.. Marshall.
Mrs. W. E. Whited went to South
Bend Friday to visit friends and
relatives the rest of the week.
Miss f. VI. Vanardsdale, whohas
been visiting friends in this city,
returned Tuesday to Fort Wayne.
Nh. and Mrs. j. W. Nyhart went
to South Bend Friday to visit for a
few days with their son, Charles.
Mrs. Elizebeth Capron and daugh-
ter Lura, and Miss Maud DeForrest
Pond, spent Friday at South Bend.
Moses F.. Richards of Argos at
tended the reunion of his old reg
iment, the Ninth Indiana, at South
Bend.
Mrs. Florence Lee went to Twin
Lake Tuesday, to visit for a few
DAYS with his mother, Mrs. Hannah
Holem.
Mrs. E. T. Sutton returned to her
home in Donaldson Friday morning
after a short visit here with Mrs. r.
Nelson.
Mrs. FL. b. Allen is spending a
few days at South Bend, with Mrs.
Ed. Wallace and the family of Lee
Williams.
The Misses Mary and Clara Sey-
bold of WinOna, spent the morning
with their brothers here. enroute to
Darlington.
Alexander Riggens and wife of
Etna Green, who have been visiting
here, went to South Bend Saturday
for a further stay.
Glen Logan returned to his home
in Harris Friday after attend
ing the funeral of Rev. Vince at
Pierceton yesterday.
Henry Parker, who traded his
farm ives. of this city for the Linken-
belt property west of the Lake Erie
station, has moved to town.
Mrs. S. F. Lawrence, Miss Eva
Mum, Mrs. Charles Weideman and
family and Ed Schroeder and family
were Bourbon visitors today.
Mrs. \. f. Seymour who resides
northeast of this city, went to Lake
vile this morning to spend a week
with her daughter Mrs. Ida Martin.
Walter Murphy and daughter,
Carrie and Z. F. Hollingsworth were
among those who went to South
Bend Friday to visit and see the air
ships.
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Mrs. J.. NJ. Heminger, president of
the W. r. C. in this city, and her
staff were very busy Friday receiving
and entertaining the delegates to the
District Convention.
Mesdames VIM. Scatter and r. N
of Argos, went to South
Bend, the former to visit her brother
Alvin Fox, the latter her brother
Jones Berry.
Mrs. Nancy Z. johnson has return
ed to her home at Conroy Ohio, af- :
ter a visit here with the family of
her brother, George Protsman and
in ChicapO