The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-09-29

Miss Julia Yockey was a Soutl
Bend visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. c. S. Cleveland went 10 SoutI
Bend to make a short visit.
Charles H. Powell of Tyner was
in the city on business Tuesday.
Elmer Wilson, John Shivley and
John Wilson spent Tuesday in South
Bend.
Mrs. j. W. Thayer and daughter
Mrs. w. II. Seybold spent Tuesday
at South Bend.
Atty. Samuel Parker of South
Bend was in the city on professional
business Tuesday.
Charles II. Ginty of Lima O., was
the guest of Miss Emma Koontz in
this city Tuesday.
Messrs. Henry FARRELL, John Wolf
and Austin Johnson of Tyner were
Plymouth callers, Friday.
Mrs. Retta Yazel went to Waka-
rusa Tuesday morning to spend few
days with Mrs. Ernest Fish.
DIR. J. T. Kendall ard his guests
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahoney of Chi
cago spent Tuesday at Culver.
Mrs. John Pfender went to Lapaz,
TO be the guest of the family of
James Sherland for a few days.
Mrs. Catherine Blubaugh went to
Twin Lake, Tuesday, for a short
visit with family of John Kipfer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Bishop arrived
Tuesday from Topeka kans., to visit
with the family of Edwin Myers.
Arthur Vile of South Bend was
a local visitor Thursday morning, af-
ter spending a few days at Rochester
David Beehler of Rochester who
has been here for a few DAYS on
business, went to Burr Oak Mich,
Thursday.
Nj. j. Miller spent the day at
WalkertOn on business, in the inter-
ests of the Edgerton Mfg. Co, of
this city.
Miss Lena Myers went to, Harris
Tuesday morning TO visit her par
ents Mr. and Mrs Fred Myers for :.
few days.
T. III. Perry of indianapolis re-
turned to that city Tuesday morning,
ter spending a couple of days here
on business.
Mrs. j. y. McFarlin went to Walk
erton, Tuesday morning. to spend a
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Grover Spahr.
Matthias Manglls returned to his
home in Argos Monday morning after
spending a few days with his daugh-
ter Mrs. John Freed.
ID. w. Dewitt has returned from
Ohio for short Visit, With his fam
lily. He went to-SoatL Bend Tuesday
morning for the day.
c. p. Everette of Youngstown o.,
who has been spending few days
in this city on business, went to
Walkeron for a further stay, Tues
day.
Mrs. REV. WINS, and Mrs. (Dr.)
Hitchcock, left Tuesday afternoon
to spend week with The former S re-
latives at Madison, and Waterloo
Wis.
Miss Mary Harrell of Argos, who
has been visiting with friends in
Plymouth during the past week, went
to Wakarusa, for further visit
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kyser are here
from Indianapolis to remain few
days with relatives. Clyde went to
South Bend Tuesday morning 10 visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. Girton have
returned from a three weeks visit
with friends and relatives at Pitts
burg Pa, Washington ID. c., and
other eastern points.
Ed. Morris and Geo. Terri, of
Culver were in town Thursday. Mr..
Morris is enroute to Fox Lake and
Lake Geneva. Mr.. and Mrs. Terry
and going TO Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. McNair, the
latter a sister of John and Emanuel
Giller. returned to their home at
Arkansas City Kans., Thursday.
They came here Sunday.
Mrs. j. n. Wilson and her moth
err, Mrs. p. Thompson went TO visit
their sister and daughter in Chicago
Mrs. Thompson will remain some
time. She is Sc years old.
Geo. III. Thayer, with Mr.. r. g..
Inwood, of South Rend, left Tuesday
morning for Chicago. Mr. Inwood is
interested in some of the products
of the Novelty company.
Mrs. Lucinda Harcourt and sou
Oliver of Milroy Ind who have been
visiting her brother Alfred Camerer
and family in Plymouth, went to Gull
yer for further visit Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Shafer returned Tues
day morning from Hammond where
she has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs Ollie Rising. Mrs. Shafer re-
sides two miles east of this city.
julius Alderman of Cheyenne Wy,
arrived Tuesday. to spend lew
days with his brother John Alderman