The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-27
VIM. O'Keefe spent Monday after.

DIR. J T. Kendall made a profes
sional call to Argos, Monday.
Mrs. a. F. Stahl of Culver was il
the city ON business Monday.
John f. johnson of WalkertoI
was here on business Monday.
III. o. Appleman is spending a few
days at Elgin ILL.,, on business.
H. +. Speyer and Capt. Morris. OF
Culver, were here on business Mon
day.
Russell Bowel. of Argos, spent
Monday morning here, enrote to
South Bend.
Rea Anderson and wife spent
Sunday here and returned to Culver
Monday.
l.. VI. Henderson of Inwood. was a
local visitor. Monday morning, en-
route to Harris.
Raymond Schlosser is spending a
couple of days at South Chicago on
business.
Miss Laura Kleckner left for Bel
vedere H., where she has accepted
employment.
Miss Ida Scott went to Culver to
attend the funeral of her aunt. Mrs.
Anderson South.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. PRESLEY re-
turned Monday, from the Church of
God conference at Argos.
Mrs. Eben Parish was called to
Argos to day, by the illness of her
father f. Nj. Barlow.
George Long. returned to Lansing
Mich. where he is employed. after
spending Sunday with his family
here.
Mrs. +. Z. McFadden went TO
South Bend. TO visit with her daugh-
tiers Martha and Lulu, for a few
days.
Miss Lois Cook was home from
South Bend, to sepn@ Sunday with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cook.
Miss Addie Fribley of Bourbon
changed trains Monday morning for
Greencastle. She is a student al
Purdue.
i Walter kyser of South Bend. is
here spending a week with his moth.
er Mrs. Laura Kyser, and sister
lmogene.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Hill. have return
ell to their home in South Bend af-
ter visiting here with the family of
James Johnson.
Miss Lizzie Dickinson formerly of
this city, was here Monday en-
route from the Argos meeting to he,
home in South Bend.
Attorneys I'll l.. Unger and F.. C..
Martindale went TO Rochester. Mon
day to attend the opening term of
Fulton circuit court.
Mr. w. w. Price returned to his
home in North Manchester after
visiting with his brother Emanuel
Price here for a few days.
Joseph Misha of Indianapolis.
spent Sunday with friends in this
city and went to South BendMondav
morning, where he will remain.
James Mcqueen returned to his
home i'll Coldwater. Mich, Monday.
after attending the funeral of
his sister Mrs. Mary Sheldon here.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. n. Hoover of
Macy. returned to their home, Mon
day, after visiting here a few DAYS
with the family of Martin f. Day.
Mrs. r. Hoben of Adrian Mich.
returned to her home Monday MORN
ing, after spending a few days in this
city. the guest of The family of W.
II. Bollman.
Mrs. | f. Richie of Conlen Texas
who has been the guest of her father
in-law Lee Richie and family. went
to South Bend, Monday, for a fur
Their stay.
Mrs. Ellory Gordon of Walnut, re-
turned to her home Monday. after
spending a week with the family of
James M. Wade, five miles north
east of Plymouth.
Mrs. f. Randolph of Chicago who
has been here visiting with her sis
ter Mrs. A. M. Anderson near Ply
mouth. went to Cleveland O., for a
further stay Monday.
William Stafford and wife of Ar
COS. returned to their home Monday
morning after visiting for a few
days with friends. and relatives in
this city and at Columbia City.
Mrs. Jane Wood and daughter Mrs
j. c. Mclaughlin. of Port Huren.
Michigan, returned home Tuesday.
after attending the funeral of the for
mer's aunt, Mrs. Mary Sheldon.
Ralph Freese, of Houston, Mo-, who
has been here visiting with his grand
mother, Mrs. Simon York for a few
days went to South Bend. Tuesday.
for a short stay with friends.
DIR. III. J. Hiestand of Pennville
Ind. and Mrs. Sarah Wright of Ar
Cos who have been visiting with
their sister Mrs. William Turnbull
here, returned to their home Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. NJ. +. O'Blennis of Letters
Ford, who has been here visiting
with her daughter Mrs. John Pfend-
er for a few days went TO Euchanen
Mich. Tuesday morning, for IA further
visit with relatives.
Mrs. {. r. Foster. of Atwood. WIS.,
tied with friends here Tuesday. on.