The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-20
LOCAL News
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l.. G. Harley spent Tuesday in
Hobart on business.
Wilson Iced of Lapaz was a local
visitor, Tuesday morning.
William Osborn, of Culver was
here on business Tuesday.
l.. S. Vangilder spent Tuesday at
Logansport, on business.
Miss Pearl Kelly went to South
Bend to visit Tuesday.
DIR. Borton and Geo. H. Thayer
were In Chicago Tuesday.
Ernest Traver is here from South
Bend to remain over Sunday.
Truant Officer George Bowel
spent the day at Walnut on business
Mrs. G. F. Sensebaugh was the
guest of friends at South Bend Tues
day.
Howard Helm, of South Bend, is
here visiting his mother, for a few
days.
Ed Kiteh of Bremen spent Tues
day in Plymouth and Argos, "poli-
ticking"
Miss Sarah Price left Tuesday
on a business trip covering North
en points.
The Misses Della mad Pearl Stout
and Mrs. a b. Stout spent Tuesday
at Niles Mich.
Miss Julia Walker of North Jud-
son, is here visiting with her uncle
Charles NJ. Walker and wife
S. W. Vinnedge went to Rochester
Tuesday morning, to spend a few
DAYS with his daughter Mrs. Andrew
Hendricks.
Fred Joseph, of Burr Oak, return
ed to his home Tuesday. after
serving on the petit jury during the
present term.
Mrs Thomas johnson went to Ty-
ner, Tuesday, to visit for a few
DAYS with Mrs. William Smith and
other friends.
Sterling Schofield of Lapaz spent
Tuesday in Plymouth. He has just
returned from spending several
weeks at Des MONIES la.
David Menser went to Burr Oak
Tuesday, and will return with
his automobile, which blew out a tire
near that place yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald went tc
Chicago Tuesday morning to visit
her nephew and ~nieces, the Bracket
children for a few days.
Mrs. Floyd Mogle and baby, re
turned to Fulton Tuesday, afte,
spending a week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Day.
Mesdames A. V. Grow and j. w
Simons and daughter Laura OF Ar
o spent the day with friends here
on their way to South Bend.
Daniel Mcdonald went to 1ndi
annapolis Tuesday morning to atten'
annual meeting of the Grand Ma
sonic bodies which meet there TIN
week.
Mrs. Louisa Rowell of Argos, VIII
has been visiting here for a few day
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Mover, returned to her home Tues
day.
Z r.. Wood, former pastor o
the M. f. church at Warsaw wi
preach at the u. b. church Sunda
evening, his many friends will b
clad to hear him.
Mrs. Adam Ingle, of Nappanee re
turned home Saturday morning, afte
spending a few days here, and al
tending the funeral of her cousin
the late David Bottorff.
Messrs. John and William Cride
returned to their home IN Whorto
o., Saturday morning, after attendin
the funeral of their brother-in-la'
w. H. Craig here yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gaus an
daughter Cora, of Coldwater o., n
urned to their home Friday mOrnin
after visiting for a few days wit
the family of John Hammel here.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hughes lei
for Benton Harbor, Mich, Tuesda,
where they will remain for tw
weeks taking treatment. They we
accompanied by Miss lilo Ellis, WI
goes to spend a vacation.
Mrs. j. V. Personette and h,
mother-in-law Mrs. Ida Engle of S
vastapool, Ind, went to Argos Tue
day, where the former is movin
from this city.
Mrs. Mary Morrison left Tuesda
morning for Colorado where she W
spend the winter with her son c
his ranch. Mrs. Morrison enjoys ii
climate and also desires to ket
company for her son.. His ran'
comprises over 800 acres and is til
ed In part.
Rev. John Ballens, OF Wanata
who has been supplying the pulpit
the Evangelical church here, hi
been secured by the congregation
regular pastor. Mr.. Ballens will r
tain his home at Wanatah, where
has a church and will come hel
every second Sunday.