The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-27
LOCAL NEWS

L. y. Hess Spent rTludS dt ArSos
on business.
Samuel Parker returned to South
Bend at noon, Friday.
Miss Cora Croy went to South
Bend to visit friends.
Nelson Mclaughlin went to South
Bend to visit relatives.
William O'Keefe spent Friday
at Chicago on business.
Mrs. III r. Shafer went to South
Bend for a weeks visit.
George Morelock spent Friday at
South Bend on business.
John Rettinger of Bourbon went
to Michigan City, Friday.
William Vanderweele of Burr Oak
was a local visitor Friday.
Claud Heflick went to Argos Fri
day morning, where he is employed.
Lost A pair of gold nose glasses
Leave at Tribune. Reward. DIT.
William Carter is spending a few
days with his brother at Argos.
William Dellabarre, of Walkerton,
was In town Friday paying taxes.
Heating stove for sale good condi-
ton 81 North Jefferson street. dt2.
O. C. Morris Of Tyner was in
town today enroute to South Bend.
The Misses Mary Beathie and
Edna Parker are visiting in Misha-
waka.
Mrs. Anna Brown spent Friday
at Chicago, visiting with her son
Charles.
Sam Jones went to Harris Friday
morning, to spend a few days with
his father J. w. Jones.
Philip Sebell returned to South
Bend, Friday morning, after a short
visit with relatives here
W. X. S~choonover returned to
Argos, Friday, after spending a
couple of days in this city.
Mrs. Mary Boggs, who had been
visiting her brother, James Gibson,
returned to South Bend, Friday.
Mrs. J W. Park went to Kokomo
this morning. being called there by
the serious illness of her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Wallace are
here from Mishawaka guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe. Athra, west Of town.
William Rohrer went to Peru Fri
day morning, to visit for a few days
with the family of his brother
Joshua Rohrer.
Mr. and Mrs. Pulaski Wickizer
went to Culver Friday. They had
been staying a short time with the
l%atter's daughter here.
Henry Barnhart came in from
Rochester this morning and trans
ferred to South Bend. He goes from
there to Bremen tonight.
Mrs George Dimmitt returned to
her home in Argos, Friday, af-
ter visiting here for a few days with
UtI SUI WiildIt. anu Nilt.
Mrs. David Schell mother of Prof
Schell, who had been visiting her son
and his wife the past two weeks
returned today to Oxford, Mich.
Miss Udean Sullivan, returned to
her home in Bourbon Friday morning
after spending a few days with her
o.,f NTrv HarIaxr DouIpo haro
Mrs. Lucinda Jones returned to
her home in South Bend Friday, af-
ter visiting with the family of j
Bottorff and other friends here.
Sherman Hull and wife of Fort
Wayne, came here Friday morning
Sherman went on to Michigan City
to see his father, who is very sick
Otto Robbins has returned home
from Lansing Mich. He will remain
here till Monday when he goes to
Chicago to the Kvestor School OF
Window Trimming.
Mrs. C. A. Cole with little daugh-
ter Mary Catherine and Mrs. c. X,
Cole of Fort Wayne went to Terre
Haute Friday, to visit friends. Mrs,
C. A. Cole is well known here.
A. B. Capron of Denver Col,
who has been spending the past week
with friends and relatives here, went
to Chicago Friday, for a further visit
before returning to his home.
Mrs. Caroline Huntre of. Milford,
whoh as been visiting here with her
daughter Mrs. Joseph Ogden for the
past few days, went to Losansport
for a further stay saturday.
Messrs Albert Hans. and Arthur
Bauer, two members of the Bremen
band. and Theodore Dietrich, re-
NAMED over in this city for the
Apollo club dance, Thursday evening
and returned home Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Osborn of
Culver were local visitors Friday en-
route to Argos, where they will at
tend the State Meeting OF che
Church of God, which began Thurs
day evening, and will extend over
Sunday.
Culver Citizen: Farmers are hav-
ing some good sport just now with
the red eyes and bass after moOnrise
A dozen boats are out every night
and each has more or less of a string
The fish are caught N shallow water
along shore with a trolling spinner.