The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-20


gone to South Bend on a visit.
Miss Hazel Stoneburner. of Tyner
was a Plymouth visitor, Thursday.
NJ. \. o. Packard returned to
Chicago after a business trip here.
b. w. Boss of Teegarden spent
Thursday her and at South Bend on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CAN'T of
Argos, spent Thursday in this city
and at South Bend.
w. A. Kleckner and daughter
Laura, were called to Argos Thursday
by the illness of a relative.
+: Mrs. W. Nj. Sherland of Lapaz
who had been visiting Mrs. Shelby
Leland returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stauffer
went to South Bend, where they
will spend a week with relatives.
Mrs j. E. Halt returned to her
| home in Lapaz, after a short visit
with Mrs. Jacob FOltz in this city.
Mrs. II. p. Berlin went to Hubbard
! Friday, TO are for her mother
| Mrs. Anderson South who is very Ill
The ten months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Greenlee near Twin Lakes
died Thursday night of cholera in
fantum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald
spent Friday at Tyner, with THEN
cousin, Thomas Thompson and fam
lily.
Miss Helen Shank returned to
Shipshewanna Ind, after spending a
week with the family of L. j. Girten
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Poor went
to South Bend, Friday, on account OF
the illness of their niece Mrs. Alget
Norris.
Miss Pearl Stout, and her guest
Mrs. a. b. Stout of Cambridge Neb.
went to Elkhart to spend a few
days with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. V. Sewell, who
had been guests for a week of Mr.
] and Mrs W. B. Kyle, returned Friday
to Clay county, Kansas
Thomas Love, is home from Topeka
] Kanse where he has been attending
| school, for 4 visit with his parents
MIR. and Mrs. G.. G.. Love.
j. N. Wilson left Friday for New
Carlisle, where he will spend a week
with his brother and with old friend:
of his youth, in that vicinity
Mrs. Charles Carver went to 10
gansport Friday morning, where sh'
will spend a few days with he
sister, Mrs. Julius Linderman.
Miss Bessie Rogers of Millersbur!
Ind, who has been visiting for a few
days with the family of Daniel Funi
went to Lakeville for a further sta,
Friday.
Mrs. s. F. Grossman, of Twin LAX,
was a local visitor Friday morning
enroute to her home from LaPorte
where she has been an inmate of tn,
LaPorte hospital.
Mrs. J. T. Stringer of Donaldson
was a local caller Friday, enroute t
South Bend, where she will be tn
guest of her mother Mrs. j. I
Stringer for a few days.
Misses Nettie Eckert and Bessi
Stout, who had been spending tire
weeks with the family of AndreN
Eckert and other relatives, returne
Friday to Wichita, Kan.
w E. Baird and wife, who ha
been visiting the families of Newt
Graves, Joe V~anvacter and Henri
White, on their way back from Port
land, Ore, left Friday for Anwoo,
Ill.
Mrs. NJ. f. Cracker and daughte
Lillian, who had been visiting tn
family of L.. l.. Cracker, six mile
east of town for the past four week
returned Friday to Clarkston, Wash
. their home.
Thomas n. Bowles, one of til
, oldest resident s and oldest citizen {
Marshall county, is reported quit
I'LL at his home in Argos. He ha
: been a resident of the county Owe
sixty years.
Miss Blanche Wood, returned I
Rochester, Friday, after spending
; few days in this city. Miss Woo
has been %canvassing the city sellir
Isilk skirts and reports a successfr
%sojourn here.
i Miss Carmichael of the Sta
Charities work. took a little gi
! from Brightside Friday. and place
, her in a home in Columbia City. Mi
Carmichael will return and renal
over night at Brigthside.
i Mrs. Elizabeth Sweet, of Bourbo
, who has been visiting here for a fe
q days, went to Walkerton Frida
n for a further stay with friend
h Mrs. Floyd Uplinger is visiting
Walkerton, the guest of the fami.
Of her uncle, William Stickley.
Mrs. +. M. McCrory went to Sou
Bend, Friday, and will thence 90
6 Goshen, where she will meet M
$ McCrory who is spending a wee
there with relatives and friends
e his boyhood days. They will retur
by the way of Pierceton and visit
brother.