The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-17

DIR Rea has moved from Culver to
Rochester.
Gust Mickey went to South Bend
TO visit over Sunday.
Mrs Josie Hill went to South Bend
to remain over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Taylor of Harris, visited
friends in the city owe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell and daugh-
Ter went to Culver to spend Sunday.
Rev. c. ]. Baker went to Culver to
bold services in the Christian church
Sunday.
Claude Hefick went 10 LaPorte to
attend to business for his mother
Saturday.
Mrs. Nora Sholtz spent Saturday
with her brother Andrew Curtis at
South Bend.
Mrs. j. r. Jones and daughter
Louise were the guests of friends at
Argos Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Wilson and Miss Hazel
Beagles of Tyner were shopping in
the city Saturday
Mrs. Ben. Linkenhelt and daughter
vent to WaIkerton to spend Sunday
with relatives.
Mrs. Valentine Nye of South Bend
5 visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carl
Wolff at Tyner.
Mrs. f. M. Bosworth returned Sat-
.rday from Buchanan Mich. She
eft Der father better.
Mrs. w. H. Seidel of Elkhart, who
as been spending the past few days
nth pleasure.-Chicago Tribune.
Charles Gray of Rochester was a
plymouth visitor a few hours Sat
Irday enroute to South Bend.
S. W. Burns went to South Bend
saturday, to visit for a few days
With the family of Wesley Miller.
Mrs. Fern Maxwell came down
rom South Bend to be the guest of
lrs. Charles Navel over Sunday.
Messrs. William Middleton, Capt
Ed. Morris and William Riddle of
Culver were Plymouth visitors Sat
urday.
Mrs. +. III. Jacox daughter and son
Russell and Mrs. John Suseland
gent to South Bend to remain over
Sunday.
Misses Rubie and Dolly Doty of
win Lakes and Sylvia Thompson of
Culver were Plymouth visitors Sat
rrday.
Miss Eva Affair of Argos returned
o her home Saturday. after visit
ny with her sister Mrs. Clarence
'aker here, for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lolemaugh of
Argos. were local callers Saturday,
nroute- to Glendora, Mich, where
hey will be the guest of relatives
for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hager return
ID TO Culver Tuesday. They are TO-
ng from that place to this city, and
will occupy the Gallagher property
81 west Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wildermuth
Of Rochester, who have been visiting
with friends in this city, went TO
M~ishawaka Tuesday, for a further
STAY with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lura Bennett of TONNES
| North Dakota. Mrs. Amanda Post of
Milan ILL.,, and Miss Belle Dunlap OF
| Green township Marshall county are
| guests at the home of ]. +. Marshall,
Mrs. J.. II. Murphey who had been
here since the funeral Of her father
Francis Reprogle, returned to hei
home in Chicago Thursday. The wild.
ow and daughter, Miss Mercie vii
break up housekeeping and viii
spend the winter with Mrs. Murphey
in Chicago.
The officers of st. Pauls Reformed
church and their families were enter
tanned by the pastor and wife at the
parsonage on Friday evening Nov. ii
A two-course luncheon was served
uolssooo lussveId eql psSofus lie pun
with her parents. She is a student
in the local high school.
Hugh Keiser who has been employ.
ed as ticket seller with the Barnun
and Bailey circus, is home for the
winter. The bic show finished the
season in Mississippi. after crossing
the continent and spending the great.
err part of the summer in the west
and on Pacific coast.
DIR. William Weiser and wife ar,
in town on legal business. Mrs
Weiser came from Warsaw where
she had been in a sanitarium severa
weeks on account of a fractured kne,
DIR Weiser says he made four speech
es a day during the close of the cam
paign and helped to overturn the
tenth district. The doctor is a resid
ent of Indiana Harbor.