The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-07-07

to visit his brother.
Miss Efie Best OF Delphos,
O., visited Miss Anna Mullen
hour Saturday afternoon.
Misses Ruby Lacher and Lou
Use Pomeroy have gone to Chi
cago for a visit of a week.
]. c. Resslar and wife OF Chi
cago spent the Fourth with their
father Isaac Resslar and family.
George Hendricks OF Chicago
and Nelson Rodgers of Niles,
Mich, celebrated in Plymouth.
Miss May Swindell left
TUESDAY morning for her annual
vacation at Nappanee and De
troit.
Mrs. O. p. Bair returned to In
dianapdis Friday morning after
having spent a season here with
friends.
). Leeper OF South Bend and
his two daughters, LeOna and
Mary were here to spend the
Fourth.
Most of the wheat will be in
shocks this week and the clover
hay has been housed in good
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Huesby
of Chicago were guests OF Mr..
ard Mrs. Joseph Holzbauer over
the Fourth.
Mrs. c. A. Goodman OF Laporte
stopped here Saturday on her
way to Hamlet to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Walsh.
Mrs. S. F. Mussman sister OF
Mrs. w. F.. Ormond, who had
been visiting over the Fourth
here, returned home Tuesday.
Hon. lohn l.. Moormar Re
publican candidate for congress,
changed cars here Friday On his
way from Warsaw to Rochester
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kemp
have returned to LapOrte after
visit of a few days with the
family of James w. Falconbury
c. w. Boyd has returned to
his home at Salt Lake City. His
brother-in-law Doctor Aspinal
accompanied him as far as Chi
cago.
Mrs. Lulu Good OF Indian
apOlis came to see her brother
Nathan Dickson, who is in poor
health. Mrs. Good was reared
in Plymouth.
Miss Gladys Armentrout o.
Bourbon and Frank Bair OF Etns
Green returned home Monday
after spending week with Mrs
Albert GRANGE.
Mrs. DIR. Jackson, who arrived
here from Oklahoma last Thurs
day is visiting at Bourbon this
week. She says Frank Redd's
family are doing we'll.
Frank Wilson is home iron
Indiana Harbor for vacation o.
a week. It is his first vacation
for more than two years and he
works seven days in week.
Mrs. George Oyner OF Card
ington Ohio and Mrs. Floyo
Mogle of Fulton, Ind, win have
been listing Mrs. NJ. F rdy
returned to their home rriday
Orlando Berkey Is here from
FL PaSo Texas for visit OF
few days. He is now railroad
engineer and is almost twice a:
strong as when ne resided here
Samuel Fisher, who has beer
visiting relatives near Culver
went to Rochester Friday tC
visit his sisters. He mas resided
near Lawrence, Kansas, fifty
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers OF Knox
who resided west of this city q
years ago, spent Sunday ant
Monday at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. John Rentschler on Mine1
street.
Peter Jacoby left for his home
in Aurora Nebraska Saturday at
ternoon after a visit OF two
weeks with relatives and ole
friends in this city and vicin
|ity.
Miss Matilda Pesch and Mis-.
Flora Rick and brother JOSEPH
returned to Chicago Monday
night after spending the Fourth
with the family of Mrs. Eliza
beth Pesch.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leslie X. Bel
and two children OF Manlivus
| n. Y, are here for a visit OF tw'
or three weeks with Mr.. ant
Mrs. John w. Wlltfong ant
other relatives.
Mrs. VIM. E,agan and daugh
tiers I.eona and Gertrude o
Newark, Ohio have returned
home after a VISIT OF severa
DAYS with Postmaster Steine
and wife.
Gilbert Kessler OF Bourbon
formerly reporter n the Demo
crat, has returned to Lansing
Mich, after short vacation a
hbme. Gilbert is employed witt
the REQ Automobile company.
w. G.. Hendricks, editor AM
proprietor OF the Tribune, witt
| his uuife went to Flins. Mich