The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-03
LOCAL NEWS

A. >. Benedict made q business TRIP
to Rochester, Tuesday.
George Morelcck spent Tuesday at
Lakeville on business.
James Mcdonald went to Chicago
for a few days on business.
Mrs. j. r. Doty of Twin Lake was
a visitor in this city Tuesday.
j. L. Mosher, of Hibbard spent
Tuesday with friends in Plymouth
G. W. Smith Democratic candidate
for assessor spent Tuesday at Argos.
Harry Marvin of Portland Ore,
is here visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
Daniel CRUDE has returned from
visiting with friends and relatives at
South Bend.
Haley Kelly went to Culver Tuesday
morning, where he will spend a few
days on business.
Charles Zumbaugh went to South
Bend to visit his son Grover and
family a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald
went to Culver to spend Monday with
Mrs. Samuel Osborn.
Miss Nan NJ. Beeler left for Shelly
vile Ind, this morning, where she
will spend the winter.
Messrs. III. A. Shambaugh and u.
S. Lemert, were local visitors at
South Bend on business today.
DIR. w. d. Steele and wife went
to Warsaw Tuesday, called there by
the death of an old friend, Mrs. John
Koontz.
Carl Asper and Bert Pitts went to
Niles, Tuesday where they will
put on vaudeville in Cal. DEWITT
theatre.
Wilson Holycross who has been
employed in this city for a few weeks
returned to his home in South Bend
Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Swihart went to
Brazil Ind, TO reside with the family
Of Rev. f. c. Wareing formerly of
this city.
Miss Daisy Flora returned 10 her
home in Kokemo Tuesday, after
spending a few days with friends in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cox returned
to their home In South Bend this
noon after spending a few days in
this city.
'Messrs., f. M. Green, and brother
M. l.. Green, left for Angora I'll.
where they will visit for a few days
with relatives.
Mrs. C. z. Rowe and her guest
Mrs William Scatter of Argos
spent Tuesday at Culver the guests
of Mrs. Kate Edwards.
Mrs. Frank w. Bosworth went t.
Buchanan Mich, Tuesday noon, called
there by the news that her father
j. E. French was sinking.
Rev. C. o. Splitter wife and ,daugh,
ter came down from Atwood to visit
Moses Holem on south Walnut stree
who is Ill Of Bright's disease.
Mrs. Laura Mason returned to he,
home in Hagerstown, Ind, Tuesday
after visiting here for a few day
with her sister Mrs. Mary Winnings
Mrs. Martha Clough returned t.
Elkhart Tuesday, after spending
few days here, the guest of Mrs
Daniel Jacoby, and visiting othe
friends.
The Mesdames J.. III. Baxter and Z
l.. Baxter and son Paul of Mishawak'
came Tuesday, to spend a week witt
their father-in-law George ". Bax
ter and family here.
Mrs. Mary Ca~rtright, of Soutl
Bend, who is the guest of Mrs. NJ
Spcishoffer went to Bourbon Tuesda,
morning to visit her mother Mrs
Margaret Rowan, a few days.
Mrs. M. A Alerding and daugh
ter Mrs. J. Carpenter of Niles Micl
returned to their homes Tuesday
after visiting with the former
daughter Mrs. Carl Strombeck-
Mss Beehler who has been max
ing her home In this city with Nj
and Mrs. J. ID. Graves, has gone t
Shelbyville, Ind, to stay during tn
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Graves hav
gone to California
Mrs. NJ. A.. Aldering and daughter
Mrs. E. J.. Carpenter, of Harbo
Springs, Mich, who have been visit
ing here with Mrs. Carl Strombec
for a few days, went to Hibbar
Thursday, for a further visit with re-
atives and friends.
Rev. j. o. Sedbetter, presiden
Indiana conference of the Protestan
Methodist church who had been j
attendance upon the conference O
the church held at Walnut Grove re
turned to Swagzee Friday. Mr.. Sed
better was pastor of the two charge
here in 1888 and 1890.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Dawson, VIII
have been guests for a brief time @
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Conger, went
South Bend, Thursday for a furthe
visit. They left Friday for thei
home in Denver. Mrs. Dawson wa
Edith Covert, a school girl here an
well known. She was the grand
daugter of Mrs. DIR. Dunlap, who die
ten years ago.