The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-09-22

day at Walkert0n.
III. p. Barnes of LaPorte was here
on business Friday.
Mrs. C. D. Vest of Rutland was
local visitor, Friday.
l.. G. Harley spent Friday at
Bourbon ON business.
Fred H. Kuhn made IA business
trip to Chicago, Friday.
Samuel Ebersole of Argos, was
here on business Friday.
George Gerard of Inwood was
local caller Monday morning.
John Nve returned to InwoOd at
ter spending Sunday with friends
here.
Mrs. NJ. C. Stull and son Glen
were the guests of friends at Tyner
Friday.
Newton Meckman returned TO La
Porte after a short stay III this city
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs William Strunk spent
Friday with Mrs. Mary Strunk at
Mishawaka.
Harry Steineback of Bourbon was
in the city on business for a short
while, Friday.
Mrs. Viola Arnold of Linkville,
spent Friday evening with Mrs. Mary
Espich in this city.
Clara Weissert has returned from
spending IA couple of weeks with re-
latives at South Bend.
Mrs. August Widman of Monterey
is visiting with the family of John
Widman east of this city.
Mrs. p @ Walker of North Jud-
son, is visiting here with the family
of Auditor C. NJ. Walker.
George Ogden of Milford was the
guest of his son Joseph, in this city
Friday enroute 10 ODER, Ind.
Thomas Ball of Chicago Junction
is visiting in this city with the fam
ily of Adam Ball for few days.
l.. A. Larkins of Tyner, has re
turned from spending three weeks
with relatives at Three Oaks Mich
The Misses Frances and Bessi
Hahn. of Bourbon, spent Frlda,
with their sister Mrs. Ed Klinger
man.
Mrs. Arthur w. O'Keefe went IL
Warsaw, Friday, TO spend fey
days with her aunt Mrs. Logan vii
Hams.
Miss Ethel Jones of Cromwell Ind
arrived here, Friday, and will be EN-
ployed at the Brightside Trainin:
School.
Mrs. William of Tyner, called OF
friends here Friday, enroute to In
wood, where she will visit with Mrs
Edna Nye.
Miss Iva Middleton of Argos, wa:
a local visitor, Friday, on her way Il
Menroeyille Ind, where she vii
spend week.
Frederic Ebbe a pianist of The
South Bend Conservatory was i'll the
city, Friday, organizing a class OF
piano students.
Mys. Margaret Wright returned IL
her home IN South Bend, after. spen6
ing the past week with friends anC
relatives i'm Plymouth.
Miss Florence VanLue returned t.
her home'in Tippeeanoe, Friday, after
visiting here with the family Of Ed
Rodgers for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Large and children
Ralph and Ruth went to Hamlet Fri
day 10 visit her daughter Mrs. Elva
Stayton for o few days.
Mrs. Rebecea Apders and children
returned 10 their home ia GrOyetowr
Friday, after o short visit with hel
niece Mrs. Nettie Anders here.
Miss Marguerite Fifeld Of Whit.
ing Ind, who has been the guest OF
friends in this city and vicinity fol
few days returned to her home
Friday.
August Mickey went To South
Bend, where he will attend a reunion
of the Twenty-firxt Indiana battery
of which he was member. The re-
union begins Saturday.
Glen Seybold City Mail carrier, is
enjoying a vacation OH the shore OF
Lake Michigan, at St. Joseph Mich
He writes that he is enjoying himself
at the beautiful resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sampsell OF
Northumberland Pa, who have been
spending a week with friends in this
city, went to Three Rivers Mich.
Friday, for further visit.
Mrs. Schuyler Werntz and her two
daughters, Befnice and Ollie Wilson,
left for South Bend, Tuesday, tc
which place the family has removed
Mr.. Werntz had gone there.
Mrs. Dirks of San Franciso and
Mrs. Funk of Plymouth, who had
been visiting Mrs. p X. Blue and
Mrs. Mary Philips at LaPorte have
returned 10 Plymouth. iaPorte Her
old.
Ralph Ness returned to Elkhart
Tuesday, where he is employed as
fireman on the l.. S. & M. s. Ry
after spending a week with his par
antc NJ and Mrc Taeoh Ness I'm