The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-22

TO hOchester thursday.
c. j. Boyd spent Thursday a,
South Bend on business.
A. S. Benedict was a visitor at
Rochester Thursday on business.
J. Z. Keller of Tyner was q locaI
visitor Thursday on business.
Ernest Thompson and Howard
Mizer went to South Bend Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Green went to
South Bend to visit with relatives
Clyde Swinderman returned to
Walkerton after a few days spent al
home.
F, Ben Mishler went TO Deedsville
Thursday to spend a few days OF.
business.
Mesdames c. A. Bondurant and F.
E. Kebert are visiting friends in
South Bend.
Mrs. j. {. Whitesell went to Don
taldson to visit her parents, DIR. and
Mrs. Ritchey.
E. NJ. Crowley of Culver spent
Thursday in this city and at Roches-
ter on business.
Mrs. III. III. Miller of Bremen is
here visiting with her. son Charles
Miller and wife.
John Flake of Detroit Mich, is
here visiting with his daughter Mrs.
Nelson Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Floyd Eckert returned to her
home IN South Bend, after visiting
with her parents here.
Miss Clara Hager went to South
Bend to visit with her brother Charles
Hager and wife for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hager have re-
turned from a short visit with rela-
tive at South Bend and Mishawaka.
Messrs. +. B. Sherman and Thomas
McGriff of South Bend are visiting
with friends and relatives in this city
and at Argos.
Mesdames Floyd Eckert and Josie
Harris who had been here to the
funeral of Mrs. Cast returned to
South Bend Thursday.
Jesse Wilson of Tyner spent Thurs
day here and went to Goshen to
visit for a few days with his sister
Mrs. Hattie Wideman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Myers and
children went TO Rochester Thursday
to visit for a few days with the
family of Frank Myers
u. s. Cady returned to his home
in Marion Thursday after visiting
here with the family of Frank
Swoverland for a few days.
The Virginia Warblers" a colored
minstrel organization were in town
Thursday enroute to Bourbon
where they will sing tonight.
Miss Grace Day of Donaldson visit.
ed with friends here Thursday enroute
70 Mishawaka where she will be the
guest of relatives over Christmas
Mrs. j. C. Ashley returned TO her
home in South Rend Thursday after
visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Maunwal in this city for a
week.
Mrs. Orlando Glaub went TO Argos
Thursday to spend a few days
with her sister Mrs. Kittie Shupp.
Mrs. Shupp was injured in a fan
yesterday.
Mrs. f. w. Plew and son Emanuel
and Mrs. Dora Shroyer returned to
Warsaw Thursday morning having
been here to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. John Cast.
Louis Kohen of South Bend arriv-
ed Thursday to spend a few days here
on business with Shelby Leland.
The two will anvas the county in
buying horses.
Mrs. Fannie Jilson of Chicago is
here for a visit with Mrs. Deloney
and Mrs. Ellis and other friends.
Mrs. Jilson went to South Bend
Thursday for a short stay
Mrs. II. NJ. Smith returned froin
Bourbon Thursday where she had
been employed during the past two
months, and went to Elkhart called
by illness of a relative.
DIR. A. A. Thompson of Tyner was
in the city Wednesday. The doctor
has charge of Mrs Jennie Stoneburnef
the lady who was burned by the
gasoline explosion. He says there is
some improvement in her case today
Mrs Della Foss of Culver was in
the city Thursday. Mrs. Foss is re-
Gently from Puterm, N. Oak. where
she moved from Culver six years AGO
for the benefit of her health. She
will remain with her people here this
winter.
Irwin Pershing a veteran of the
war from the state home M Battle
Ground, was in the city Thursday or
a furlough and went to Lakeville 10
visit a daughter Mrs. Ida Hines. Mr.
Pershing spoke in praise of the COM
forts OF the states home for the
soldiers.
VIM. Manursal who had been visit
ING his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
tan Manuwal the past two weeks
left Wednesday for Logansport and
chicago to visit his sisters and thence
will return to his home at Hutchinson
kans. Christian had been in Kansas
seve al weeks and his son came home
with him.