The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-24
LOCAL NEWS


A. North is doing surveying work
in Polk township.
Miss Hazel Soice is spending a
few days at Chicago.
Bert Hatfield of Bourbon was a
Plymouth visitor Friday.
H. L. johnson and Jonas Haag, of
Tyner were in Plymouth Friday.
w. A. Rhinehart is spending the
day with his son Roy, at South
Bend.
John Laird of Mentone spent Fri
day in this city and at Bourbon on
business.
A. A. Yarrick of Argos spent Fri
day with friends in this city and at
South Bend.
Mrs. Fred Bell and daughter of
Inwood, were in town, enroute to
South Bend
Mesdames Ora Haag and Arthur
Miller of Tyner were Plymouth
shoppers Friday.
Miss Teckla Hager went to South
Bend to visit her sister Mrs. Dix
Snyder for a few days.
Mrs. Valentine Nye, who had been
staying with her daughter at Inwood
returned to South Bend.
Mrs. M. S. Voreis, who had been
In the city on business, returned
home to Burr Oak Friday.
Miss Maud Fink returned to Tyner
Friday morning and was accompanied
by Alvin Marsh of this city.
Mesdames Van Liere and Lottie
Howe, anne from Lakeville Thursday
to attend the Mozart concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ormsby of
Tiosa visited over night with their
daughter, Mrs. Claude Emerson.
Miss Grace Critics has gone to
Denver Ind, to spend a couple of
weeks with her aunt Mrs. Sarah
MeHenry.
Miss Mary Dunlap of Argos called
on friends here Friday and left for
South Bend for a further stay with
relatives.
Mrs. l.. ID .Greenwald and Mrs.
Frank Burns, spent Friday at Dom
aldson, the guest of the family of
Frank Bollinger.
Miss Hope Myers returned to her
home in Warsaw Friday morning af-
ter a short visit with her sister Mrs.
Floyd Bunnell here.
+. r. Watkins who had been visit
ing his sister Mrs. J.. Rhodes, east of
the city returned home to Osceela,
in st. Joe county Friday.
Miss Bessie Whiteman of Bre-
men who had been visiting Mrs p.
]. Troyer and Miss Elsie Whiteman
returned to Bremen Friday.
Mrs. N. E. Goodyear returned to
her home in Inwood Friday
after visiting for a few days with
her mother Mrs. Anna MAGELLAN here.
Mrs. Title Smith returned to her
home In Walkerton Friday after
visiting with friends and relatives in
this city and vicinity for a few days.
Miss nellie DeMoss left Friday
ing for a weeks visit at Logan
sport and Flora Ind. In the latter
place she will be the guest of her
sister Mrs. Lands.
Mrs. C.. G.. Baker went to Culver
to join her husband, Rev. Mr.. Baker
and to attend a reception to the
new members of the Christian church
to be given Friday night.
Mrs. Miriam Marsh and sister-in-
law Mrs. Mary Leland returned to
their home in Arogs Friday morning
after visiting here for a few days
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Catherine Roose, and sons
Claud and Virgil returned to their
home in Goshen this morning, after
visiting here for a few days, with
her daughter Mrs. Moses Beckner.
Miss NJ. Z. Hess of Argos, who has
been the guest of the family of l.. j.
Hess here, went to South Bend Fri
day, for the day. She was aceomp-
panied by Miss Belle Whitman of
Argos.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.. Erwin returned
to Inwood Friday after spend
ing last evening with the family Of
Harry H~umrichouser here, and at
tending the Mozart production
"Zanie'.
Stansbury and Robbins have pur-
chased the Oscar Tribbey coal yards.
They will continue business at the
old place and solicit the patronage of
the old as well as new Gus
toners. DIT. wit.
Mrs. Fred Hill, and Mrs. Peter
Disher and their cousin Milton
Counsel of Topeka Kans., went to
Rochester Friday morning to spend a
short visit with Mrs Disher's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Metzler.
Mrs. John Hoham went to Column
bia City Friday morning to spend a
couple of days with her daughter
Miss Mary Hoham, who is the
musical instructress in the High
School at thai city. The students of
the high school presented "Cin-
d~erella'', a musical entertainment
Friday.