The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-04-28

South Bend on business.
Bernard Lauer was a South
Bend visitor Thursday.
w. E. Leonard spent Friday
at Rolling Prairie on business.
Mrs. Henry Smith of Hubbard
was a Plymouth visitor Friday.
Chas. Katrina of Bremen was
in Plymouth on business Friday.
Mrs. Della Overmyer of Gull
yer was Plymouth visitor
Friday.
Miss Martha Bender went to
South Bend Friday to consult
specialist.
Mrs. Jane Martin is spending
a few days with relatives al
Mishawaka.
II. ]. Miller of Bourbon spent
Friday in this city and at South
Bend on business.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Boyce has gone to
Laporte to visit with her sons
Jay and Harvey Boyce.
f. +. Cline returned to South
Bend after spending a few days
in this city on business.
Mrs. John Peterson went to
Fl. Wayne to spend few days
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Harry Humrichouser was
the guest of her sister Mrs. J.
Erwin at Bourbon Friday.
Leo Cullen is home from Fort
Wayne to visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cullen.
Mrs. Leroy Evans went to
Elkhart to spend few days with
her daughter Miss Bessie Evans.
Mrs. Sarah Alderfer went to
Mishawaka to spend a week with
her son Merle Alderfer and fam
lily.
F. F.. Gates returned to his
home in Florida, Friady, after
visiting with friends in this city
and at Culver.
Mrs. c. Manuwal and Mrs.
Jesse Ashley went to Bourbon
Friday, TO be the guests OF Mrs.
B. F. Mccullough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hail are
visiting at South Bend, the guest
of their daughter Mrs. Fred
Fromm and family.
w. S. yesterday of Culver
spent Friday in Plymouth on
business. Mr.. yesterday is the
trustee of Union township.
Otto LaForce returned to his
homo in Valparaiso Monday
morning, after attending the St.
Michaels Academy in this city.
Mrs. ]. p. Bishop and mother,
Ms. Elizabeth Shaffer, the lat
ter of Argos went to South Bend
Friday for a short VISIT with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Bakel OF
Fl. Wayne, who have been spend
ing a couple of days with friends
and relatives in Plymouth, re-
turned to their home Friday.
Mrs. James Healey of Inwood
was the guest of friends in this
city Friday enroute to Mishawaka
where she will spend few days
with her sister Mrs. I'd. Healey.
III. ]. Miller who resides in AL
aska, and who has been visiting
with friends and relatives in this
CITY for couple of weeks went
to Laporte for a further visit
Friday.
Mrs. Mary Sweet of this city
and her guest Mrs. c. Agnew Of
Kalamazoo, Mich, went to Wa
bash Thursday to visit with the
family of Nicholas Crawford for
a few days.
Mrs. Ira Patrick returned to
her home in Hamlet Thursday,
after spending a week with Miss
May McVey, which lady accom-
pr ied her TO Hamlet and will
81 d few days there.
-essrs. Thomas Mosslander,
Edward Biggens and Charles
MosSlander went to Rochester,
Friday to- attend the case
of McFarlin versus l.. E. & w.
railroad, for damages which is
being tried in the Fulton Circuit
Court.
An Irishman visited a tubcr-
culosis exhibit, where lungs IN
both healthy and diseased con-
dition were displayed preserved
in glass jars. After carefully
studying one marked "cured tu-
berculosis lung" he turned to the
physician and said: Perhaps its
because Dim Irish, but if ye
cured tn patient, how could we
have hrs lung in a bottle"
F. NJ. King of Delong has pur-
chased the Rhodes farm, contain.
ing 1872 acres. lying north oil
the p. F. w. & c. railroad, three
miles west of Plymouth There
is fine sugar grove and about
thirty acres of native timber, sug.
ar. beech, ash and poplar--tha,
has never been cut over. The con.
sideration was 1000. The farm
is known as the James Thomp-