The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-05-26

y Seaman went to South Bend
to accept employment.
Mrs. George MAGELLAN was a
Laporte visitor "Wednesday.
Daniel CRUDE spent Wednes-
day afternoon at Culver.
H. Merrill spent Wednesday
at Rochester on business.
]. .. Kleckner spent Wednes-
day at Stilwell on business.
]. H. Wiley is spending a few
DAYS ait Bremen on business.
Miss Ruth Leonard spent Fri
day with friends at Bourbon.
Miss Hazel Smith OF Rutland
was a local caller Wednesday.
c. a. Bondurant spent We'd
nesday at South Bend on bust
ness.
Mrs. NJ. L. Livinghouse of
Hubbard was. in this city
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Stockman went to
Elkhart Wednesday to visit with
relatives.
a. B. Farmwald is spending a
couple of days at Goshen on
business.
Isaac Brown of Argos spent
Wednesday here enroute to Indi-
ana Harbor.
Mrs ]. H. Monroe of Hibbard
spent Wednesday with Plymouth
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Travis
and daughter Clara spent We'd
neSday at Niles.
Mrs. I. S. Hahn OF Culver
spent Wednesday morning in
Plymouth.
\. l.. Kern OF Bourbon was a
local visitor Wednesday, enroute
to Hibbard.
Frank Taber has returned from
spending a couple Of days at
South Bend.
Art Vile OF Rochester was a
local visitor Wednesday, enroute
to South Bend.
Miss Elizbeth Evans has re-
turned to South Bend after visit
ing with her mother here.
| Miss Rhea Foster OF Warsaw
was the guest of Paul Thayer
Wednesday enroute to Frankfort.
Mrs. H. F. Noble and Miss
Frances Morris of Culver were
Plymouth callers "Wednesday.
Mrs. O. Tracy and sister Mrs.
Claud Ritter of Argos are spend
ing few days with friends here.
Mrs. H. S. Strawhecker was
called to Winslow Ill. Wednes-
day by the illness of her daugll-
ter Mrs Ida Meredith.
Mrs. Grover Spahr OF Walk
erton is spending a few days with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
McFarlin here.
Mrs. G.. Benson returned to
her home in Minnesota Tuesday
evening, after visiting with her
sister Mrs. c. +. Toan for a few
days.
!. w. E,lkins OF Pullman
Mich, was the guest OF friends
here, enroute to Rochester
where he will spend a few DAYS
with friends.
MeSdames Earl Taber. NJ. J.
Taber and daughter Jessie and
Mrs. Eta Rice OF Argos were
Plymouth visitors Wednesday,
enroute to South Bend.
9. NJ. Packard and son Mark
and wife came here from Indi-
annapolis, via auto Tuesday night
enroute &c Chicago, and visited
with old friends in this city.
Harrison Riddle and his two
nephews Clint Hodge OF Martins
vile, and Ward Stringer 6f
Bloomington, who are spending
a few DAYS here went to Culver
Wednesday.
James Fakonbury left for a
couple of days trip to Walnut
and Argos. electloneering for the
nomination of sheriff, subject to
the Democratic primaries next
Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Mcintyre OF
Delong who has been visiting in
This city for a few days, with
the family OF John Whaley went
to Cambridge ILL.,, for further
visit with friends Saturday.
Mrs. Dora Maybaum of Aims
worth. Ind. who has been visit
ing with her aunt Mrs. Amanda
higgins and other relatives and
friends in this city for couple OF
weeks, returned to her home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Fertig went to Ar
! Cos Wednesday, to attend the
funeral of her brorher-in-law ].
d. Gordon. which occurs this
afternoon. Mr.. Gordon died Sun
day after a brief illness and is
survived by a wife and two chill
dren.
DR.. Vern Miller, who has been
visiting his parents Henry and
wife and numerous relatives and