The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-24

Mrs. Samuel earn was a South
Bend visitor Thursday.
Fresh Fish tomorrow at Sey-
bOlds meat market.
Mrs. Thomas Sponsler is visit
ing her sister at Talma.
Mrs. A. E. Zentz and daughter
Goldie, are visiting at Harris.
Fresh and smoked meats and
lard at Seybold's meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clizbe transact
ed business in Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. Lee Kendall has gone to
Chicago TO visit her husband.
Mrs. NJ. Bottorff and Mrs.
Shock spent Thursday at Culver.
Miss f. C. Finney of Fl.
Wayne is visiting relatives at Ar
Cos.
Daniel w. Marks of near Max
inkuckee was a Plymouth visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. Floyd Bunnell has return
ed from a visit with her mother
at Winona.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Harrington
of L~akeville visited at A. B. Cas-
lows Thursday.
Mrs. John Boss and Mrs. Ed
earn have returned from visit
at Niles, Mich.
Mrs. LivinghbuSe and Mrs
Mckee of Hubbard were Ply
mouth visitors Thursday.
| Harry Osborn OF Argos, has
gone to South Bend, where he
has secured employment.
| Mrs. Martha Bender on West
township, went to South Bend
| Thursday to consult an ear spe
cialist.
Mrs. John DeMont OF Kalama
zoo, Mich, is here for a visit wifi
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c
Bunnell.
| Mrs. Wise of Bremen, mother
on Adam Wise, who was stricken
with paralysis a few weeks ago
is improving.
Mrs. Fromm and children hav,
returned to South Bend after ;
visit with her parents Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. B. Hall.
Mrs. ]. w. Stephenson ant
Mrs. ID. c. Cole, were among
} the Plymouth people who spen
Monday at South Bend.
Miss Nettie Rohrer and Mrs
Brubaker of Walnut have return
; ed home after a visit at William
Rohrer's, east of this city.
Miss Lucille Schultz of Grover
town. who has been visiting will
her sister Mrs. Vern Foreman
here. went to Culver Monday.
Mrs. James Ginther returned t,
her home in Rochester Monday
after spending a few days witt
her daughter Miss May Spence
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Snepp o
Auburn, were the guests OF he
mother, Mrs. Curtis over Sunday
driving down in an Auburn test
ing car.
: Rev. Edmund Ley of Kewann:
who is Assisting Father Tremme
I'm Lentesl services here, wen
home Thursday but will return
in few days.
| Oscar Porter has shipped hi
household goods to- South Dako
ia, where he drew a homestead il
the Rosebud drawing. His famil,
will go soon.
The ground hogs time as
weather regulator, expired whel
the sun rose on Saint Patrick
, day, and all sorts of weather ma
now be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Wenning
er of Starke county and Henri,
Wenninger of this city went t.
Lakeville to visit their brother
George Wenninger.
Mrs. Snoeberger has returne,
from a four weeks stay at Fl
Wayne hospital, very much i'm
proved and complete recover
l now seems assured.
Judge Bernetha finished TIL
hearing of evidence and argu
, ments in the cases at Warsaw
! Wednesday evening and went t
Rochester Thursday.
i Thomas Bowles returned to nj
home in Argos Monday, afte
spending a few days with his so
David, here. The latter accom-
panied f11m TO Argos.
The Misses Lena and Maui
Miller of Ligonier, who hav
been visiting with friends here
for the past few days returned
to their home Monday.
Carl II. Milan of the Publ
Library commission will address
the ladies' committees on librar,
at the girls club room
over the postofice tomorrow al
ternoon.
r. Zehner residing south o
this city in the Wolf Creel
neiganborhood has retu. ned HON
after serving a four years enlist
: ment in the United States nav,
as an electrician.
Miss Bertha +. Bracket of Chi