The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-07-28

dOOD NOlil SpCHl htil SudN al
Twin Lake.
Miss NJ. Caiat OF Argos spent
Friday here.
\. c. North spent Thursday
at Walnut on business.
Taylor Filson spent Thursday
at Inwood on business.
H. T. Shirk OF Lapaz was in
the city on business Thursday
Mrs. ]. r. Doty OF Twin Lake
was a Plymouth caller Thursday
Mrs. Frank Carlson OF Tyner
was a plymouth caller Thursday.
a. p. Thomas OF Argos was
N the city on business Thursday.
Martin Lowry OF Hubbard
was here on business Thursday.
John Flosinzier has gone to
Kokomo on business trip OF a
few days.
Mrs. Willard II. Fields OF Chi
cago is visiting at the home OF
Clinton Bondurant.
Miss Inez Marsh OF Grover
town is visiting here and at Ty-
ner for a few days.
Rev. Clarence Baker of New
Paris, O.. will preach at the
Christian church Sunday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Martin returned to
Inwood Thursday, where her
father George Riddle is serious
ly i'll.
Raymond Laurie, a student at
St. Michael's Academy, returned
II his home in Chicago Thursday
morning.
George Nitcher OF South Bend
is visiting in this city, the guest
of the family of Frank Hite a
few days.
]. A. McFarlin went TO Walk
erton to join his wife in spending
a few days with their daughter,
Mrs. Grover Spahr.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Melon
aid OF Jackson Mich, are visiting
with friends in this city and at
Rochester for a couple of weeks.
Miss Bessie Medbourn OF Gull
yer and her guest +. G.. Schenttge
of Evanston, H., drove to Ply
mouth i'm the latter's car Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Ida Rush, a travelling
evangelist OF the Christian church
who has been in Plymouth
the past few days, went to Ty-
ner Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Davis of Bourbon
spent Thursday with friends here
on her way to Kokonlo, where
she viii be the guest of Mrs. en-
ME Lynch.
Miss Gladys Bruck OF Ke-
wanna was the guest OF friends
here Thursday, enroute TO Vino
ma. where she will remain for q
couple of weeks.
Miss Grace VanVactor Of La
! porte, who has been the guest oI
Miss Flora Foltz for the past
few days. went to Argos to visit
with relatives Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Earl OF Delong
who has been visiting with her
daughter Mrs. Charles Singleton
for the past few days returned
to her home Thursday.
Miss Agnes Massena went tC
Warsaw to remain over Sunday
with Miss Gladys Yost. The
latter will return to this city anC
visit here for a few days.
Donald Ettinger of Bourbon
was here Thursday. enroute tc
Letters Ford, where he has &C
cepted employment in the Helm;
Pickle Station in that place.
Miss Gertrude Cox, who ha.
been employed at Toledo O., i.
home on vacation with her par
ents in Plymouth. She spen
Friday with friends at Lapaz.
Mrs. bessie Stoaeuurner o
Tyner was a local caller Thurs
day enrottte to lnwood where sh,
was accompanying Master Arti'
Brugh to his home, who has beer
lher guest for few days.
| Mrs. Edward Johnson OF Ar
Cos, who has been visiting for ;
few days with her sister Mrs
| Jacob Sddle at Donaldson, re
turned to her home Thursday ant
visited in this city enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Flynn ant
Miss Charlotte FARRELL OF Rush
vile, were Local visitors THURSDAY
morning, enroute to Tyner wher,
Ithev will be guests OF the family
OF Henry farrell for few days
Miss Flo Metz OF Winamac
who has been the guest OF Mis-.
Helen Tomhnson for the pas
week, went to Letters Ford, ano
Tdosa. where she will spend j;
few days before returning to he
home.
Miss Minnie Henney went t.
LaPaz Thursday morning to visi
her father John Henney. TIL,
body OF her brother, James Hen
ney, who died OF typhoid feve'
at Mobile. Ala. has not vet ar