The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
Mrs. G.. \. Hartman spent

B. S. Artz and wife spent the
afternoon in South Bend.
F. w. Fenimore OF Tyner was
a Plymouth visitor today.
Miss Mabel Huffman returned
to Tyner after a visit in this city.
Elmer Chillington las moved
from South Bend to Etna Green.
S. n. Stevens went to Indian
apolis on legal business this
morning.
George w. Wright OF Grover
town was a Plymouth visitor
today.
Elmer Webb of Teegarden
transacted business in Plymouth
today.
VIM. Bessler OF Lapaz trans
acted business in Plymouth
today.
George H Thayer made a bust
ness trip to Laporte this after
noon.
Frank Matchett OF Bourbon
transacted business in Plymouth
today.
Rev. ]. l.. Vince is very sick
with pneumonia at his home at
Pierceton.
w. NJ. Matthews of South
Bend stopped here on his way
to Laporte.
Monroe Schroeder OF Polk
townships transacted business in
Plymouth today.
Mrs. Charles Phillips and
daughter Esther visited friends
in Tyner today.
Mrs. Stella Jones has returned
to Inwood after visit of a few
days in Plymouth.
Mrs. Eugene Rhodes is slowly
convalescing from a critical i'll
ness of many weeks.
Miss Grace Lemler went to
South Bend Thursday afternoon
10 a visit OF a few days.
O. p. Greer of Bourbon
stopped in Plymouth Thursday or
his way to South Bend.
Mrs. Henry B. Hall went to
South Bend Thursday to visit a
few days with her daughter Mrs
Fred Fromm.
Burrell Hartman was called to
Edwardsburg Mich. Thursday by
the serious illness OF his cousin
Edward Paul.
Mrs. A. K. Underwood and
Mrs. ]. II. Wiley went to South
Bend Thursday to attend the
funeral of Henry F. Cordill.
George F. Hines, who recent
ly moved from near Donaldson
to Sodus, Mich, has been spend
ing two days in this county.
Mrs. Alfred Snyder of Donald
son returned home after a visit
OF several days in MiShawaka
with her son VIM. Snyder and
family
Lloyd Greiner, who attends
school in Valparaiso, is home fol-
a visit with his parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. O. A. Greiner, during wa
cation week.
Mesdames C. w. Nyfong, Wn
Poor and Orval Leslie went to
Bremen Thursday for a visit OF Z
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hawkins and family.
Mrs. Fred l.. Northan OF De
troit. Mich, who has been visit
ing in this city with her sister
Mrs. Nelson Mclaughlin, return
ed to her home Thursday.
F. J. Freshour returned to
Hubbard Thursday afternoon after
spending three days here as Z
witness in the Plat Dickson
ditch case. Dickson won and will
be paid for constructing the
ditch.
Operator Hoover wishes us to
inform The public that message.
can be sent by Telephone to th'
Western Union office from any
residence in Plymouth or sur
rounding country and paid foi
later.
Six young ladies of Warsaw
have pledged themselves neve
to marry a man who uses tobacco
ir any form. They rose up il
church in response to the appea
OF an evangelist to cut tobacco
using men off their list.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shafer has re
turned to Argos, after visit il
this city with her daughter, Mrs
| J. p. Bishop. Mrs. w. S. Ram
son OF Chicago, who has beer
visiting here. went home will
Mrs. Shafer for a visit in Argos
| John Chenowith, who has bee
residing ON the ROUGH farm il
Bourbon township, ID miles cas-
OF Plymouth, has returned t.
| Champaign county, Illinois. Fl
Shipped two car loads of house
hold goods and farm implement
from Plymouth Thursday.
| Wanted: At once: a youn,
man over Is to manage our busl
ness in this county. We teacI
YOU the bushes and give employ
ment with regular salary. Civ
| full information concerning your
self and two references. Write r
A. Gregg, LOckport, Ill.,, DIT