The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-29
LOCAL NEWS

o., to spend the holidays.
c. c. Rockhill Of Hibard was a
Plymouth visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Robbins spent Thursday
with friends In South Bend.
Miss Alice Moore of Tyner IVES a
visitor In this city Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Wade of Culver was
a Plymouth visitor Thursday.
H. C. Taylor of Warsaw went to
Bourbon Thursday on business.
Mrs. H. r. Shafer went to South
Bend to spend a week with relatives.
Miss Laura Boss went to Bremen
to visit her sister, Mrs. VIM. Walters.
Philip Long, and Clyde Price spent
Thursday at Lakeville driving over
land.
Miss Fay Dennie is visiting with
her aunt Mrs. Frank Robb at South
Bend.
Miss Alma Miller went to South
Iieial Thursday where she has ace, RI
ed employment.
Mesdames Martha Hensel and
Frank d. Whaley spent the day
in South Bend.
Mrs. Bert Plummer and children
went to South Bend Thursday TO
visit with relatives.
Ned Kilmer is spending a few days
at South Bend the guest of his aunt
Mrs. Carrie Russell.
Mrs. j. E. Whitesell and her sister
Miss Jennie and Miss r. E. Nelson
went to to Donaldson Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Miles have
gone to South Bend to spend the
holidays with their children.
Elmer Werntz went to South Bend
Thursday to attend the funeral
of his uncle Henry Werntz.
Miss Ada Hartman Of the Crown
restaurant went to Donaldson to
spend the holidays with her people.
Miss Angie Koch of South Bend
is here visiting with her sister Mrs.
George Ray, for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. w. C. Curtis Of Brightside re-
turned to LaPorte Thursday morning
Her daughter is in the hospital there.
Miss Lyla Overmver returned this
morning from Oberlin to spend the
Christmas vacation with her parents
in this city.
Mrs. Bert Bowel and son Walter
and Mrs. Eldridge Thompson and
daughter Helen spent Thursday in
South Bend.
Miss Emma Chesney Latin instruc-
tor in the High School went to
Adrian, Mich, Thursday to spend
her vacation.
Mrs. Sarah R. Hart returned to
her home in South Bend Thursday af-
ter attending the ordination services
of Rev. WINS.
Schuyler Sullivan has returned to
South Bend after visiting for a few
days, with his brother George Sulli-
van east of Plymouth.
Mrs. Mary thinner and mother
Mrs. Sophia Greiner, went to South
Bend to spend Christmas with the
family of j. F. Greiner.
Miss Bright Camp and her mother
Mrs. Emma Camp, are here from
Camden to spend the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Metsker.
Mrs. Frank Bates, Mrs. Charles
Wick, and Mrs. W. w. Williamson
of Bourbon spent Thursday in this
city and at South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Senour of
Bourbon, went to Indianapolis to re-
main over the holidays with Mrs
Senour's brother, Prof. Warran.
Miss Delta Price, teacher of
Room NJ, of the Washington school
Wen to Detroit Mich, Thursday
to spend the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Julia earn, of Culver was the
guest of Mrs. Catherine Dalrymplt
over nigh. and left Thursday for
Monoeville for a stay of two months
Miss Freda Mast of Bourbon called
on friends in Plymouth Thursday
enroute to Anna Arbor Mich, where
she will visit for a couple of weeks
Mrs. Theresa Carpenter and broth,
er C. B. Hutchinson went to Mish-
awake Thursday, to visit during the
holidays with Mrs. Stella Hutchinson
Mrs. Hannah Pierman and grand.
son Herbert Cunningham went t.
LaPorte Thursday morning to spend
Christmas with the latter's sister
Mrs. Melvin Chase.
E. w. Ball went to Shelbyville I'll
Thursday to attend the Wedding
of his niece, which occurs Friday
He viii go TO Nashville to spend
Sunday at his former home.
Rev. C. G.. Baker went to Nortl
Liberty Thursday to preform tn,
ordinance of baptism upon two can
didates Of the Christian church there
Nj. Mehan, who CONDUCTED reviva
meetings in the local Christian churcl
last winter is pastor of the Nortl
Liberty church.