The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-09-22

Bend visitor w edneSday.
Mrs. VIM. Strunk spent "Wednesday
at Inwood with friends.
Geo. I'll. Thayer spent yesterday al
South Bend on business.
Mrs. Sarah c. Cudney of Tynel
was i'll Plymouth yesterday.
Mrs. George MAGELLAN is spending
a few days with friends at Tiosa.
Mrs. f. A. Kizer and daughter
Anna, were South Bend visitors YES
terday.
Prosecuting Atty. Harry l.. Unger
spent Wednesday at Bourbon on bus
mess.
Mrs. Samuel Schlosser and daugh-
ter May, were visitors at Niles Mich,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Martin E. Day and daughter
Peru, spent yesterday with friends at
South Bend.
Mrs. Catherine Blubaugh is visit
ing with friends at Twin Lakes for
few days.
John Brock of Inwood, went TO
Niles Mich. Wednesday; to consult
an eve specialist.
Mrs. Lydia Lockridge has gone to
Twin Lakes to visit with relatives
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccoy are
visiting with friends and relatives
at Grass Creek.
Mrs. Pomeroy of iElkhart who has
been visiting relatives here. return
ed 10 her home Wednesday.
Mrs. q. ". Cook of IIaporte is
visiting with friends and relatives
in this city and at Culver.
Judge Harry Bernetha went to
Warsaw this morning, to sit as spec
ial judge iii couple of cases.
Henry Nier of South Bend who
has been here on business for a few
days went to Etna Green Wednesday.
Mrs. G. F. Hitchcock, and sister
Mrs. Ed Miller spent Wednesday at
South Bend with Mrs. William
Brown.
Matthias Mangus went 10 South
Bend, Wednesday to spend a week
with his son George Mangus and
family.
John Mcdonald went to South
Bend Wednesday on business. He
Is contemplating the purchased of a
restaurant in that city.
Mrs. J. A. McFarlin and Mrs. Ira
Garn and daughter Catherine, went
TO Argos yesterday, to spend the
day with Mrs. William Nier.
Samuel Tomlinson, manager of the
Winona Telephone Co., of this city,
went to IOgansport today, TO attend
a meeting of the Toll Clearing Co.,
Fred Copp and family returned
10 their home in Mishawaka this
morning, after spending a week with
the family of A. b. Personette here.
All members of the Mozart Club
who have copies of "The Messiah
are requested to bring them to the
rehearsal OH Thursday evening, Sept.
%.
G. f. Weaver of Lapaz was To-
cal visitor yesterday, enroute to Lar
will, where he will visit his father
Henry Weaver. The latter Is. eight
three years of age.
Mrs. Matte Cummins returned to
her home in Wabash Thursday morn-
ing. after spending a few of weeks
with friends and relatives in this
city and at lnwOod.
The families of C.. Scott and ID.
Neiswonger >cf Argos, moved to
South Bend, yesterday, where they
reside in the future. They called OH
friends here enroute.
Miss Jennie Trowbridge of Berrian
Springs Mich, returned to her home
Wednesday, after spending a few
weeks with her brother Arley Trow-
bridge and other relatives IN this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Selfridge of
Rochester Pa, returned TO their
home today, after spending a few
days in this city with the family of
f. J. Soladean. They came here from
Petosky Mich.
Supt. l.. +. Steinebach and wife
are spending a few days III Warsaw
Mr.. Steinebach is attending the
meeting of the county superinten-
dents of the 18th, 18th. and 18th
Districts. Mrs. Steinebach is visit
ing with Mrs. Ernest Philpor.
Mrs Oh Rosenbury left Wednesday
noon for an extended visit at South
Bend, Niles Mich, and Chicago, and
expects to spend the winter away
from Plymouth. AT South Bend she
will spend four weeks with her moth
er Mrs. Mary f. Schroeder.
Mrs. ID. F. Moore left Friday
for an extended visit of four weeks
at Pierceton, and Kendallville. AT
the former place she will be the
guest of her sister Mrs. j. l.. Doug
las, and at the latter will visit her
brother ]. NJ. Humphreys and family