The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-08

AWAKE on business g..
Miss Ethel Schall, of Lapaz wa:
a local visitor Monday.
Mrs. \. B. Farmwald was a South
Bend visitor Monday.
Miss Grace Coleman went to Hib.
BARD for a short visit.
John Bussert of Tyner was here
Monday on business.
Mary A. Taylor of Culver spent
Monday here on business.
James Amor, of Walkerton, spent
Monday here on business.
Mrs. A. E. Fink of Tyner spent
Monday with friends here.
Clarence Menser of Culver was a
Plymouth visitor Saturday.
Floyd Sherland of Lapaz was a
Plymouth visitor Saturday.
Miss Jessie bucket has accepted
employment at South Bend.
Samuel Swarpsgood, of Hubbard
spent Monday In Plymouth.
Louis Mickey of South Bend spent
Sunday with his mother here.
Oscar Richwine of Fl. Wayne,
spent Monday here on business.
Leave orders for piano tuning at
Houghtons Music Store. F. r. Hager.
Z. s. Lemert is spending a couple
of days at Lakeville on business.
John Hiss of South Bend spent
Sunday with friends in Plymouth.
Mrs. Sarah Washburn is spending
a few days with relatives at Argos.
The weather bureau predicts con-
inued cold weather for the entire
week.
The Misses Cecilia Scheetz and
Theresa Hendricks, spent Sunday
at Culver.
S. o. Fink a representative of the
South Bend Tribune, was in the
city Monday.
Prof. Chase is improving rapidly
and will probably be on the streets
within a week.
Miss Gertrude Black of South
Bend was the guest of Mrs. Chris
tina Mickey owe Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Stoffer and children of
Bourbon, are, here visiting with her
sister Mrs. Robert Watson.
Samuel W. Presley and wife went
TO Tyner Monday to remain for a
week with their son, Frank E. Head.
W. B. Davis of Adrian Mich, who
has been here for a couple of days
on business went to Rochester Thurs
day.
NJ. ID. Renfroe Of Lucerne was in
town Thursday morning. He reports
10Y and a mild blizzard in all direc-
tions.
Mrs. j. Rivar and daughter Nora
went to Logansport Thursday to
spend a couple of days with relatives
there
J. W. Swinehart and Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Calhorn of Tippecanoe were
in town Thursday to do some Christ
mas buying .
Mrs. Rosa Cooper and niece, Marie
Atheide of Marshall, Mich, were
ussts over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Kelver.
Mr.. William Hunt and Miss Stella
Inks of South Bend spent Sunday in
this city the guests of the family of
George Terry.
Miss Deldora Daloney was home
from Mishawaka over Sunday the
guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
James Deloney.
Jacob Wolverton of South Bend.
president of the st. Joseph Savings
Bank of that city, was in Plymouth
on business Thursday
Mrs. Sarah A. Clemens returned to
her home in Culver after visiting
here for a few days with her daugh-
.er Mrs. Ella Coons.
Miss Margaret Mccarthy returned
to her home in Chicago after visit
ing with her brother X. A. Mccarthy
and family in this city.
Mrs. c F.. Pontius, who has been
listing with friends in this city and
at Argos returned to her home in
Marshall. Mich, Thursday.
Mrs. Orl Perschbaeher of Roehes-
ter returned to her homeMonday, after
listing with friends and relatives in
Plymouth and at Warsaw.
Mrs. Valentine Nye returned to
her home in South Bend Thursday
after spending a few days with her
laughter Mrs. Carl Wolfe.
Erwin Eberisl of West Unity o.,
who has been here a few days, visit
ing with his father John Eberin re-
turned to his home Monday.
Mrs. X Heinselman of indianapolis
returned to her home Thursday after
spending a few days at Brightside,
he guest of Mrs. Julia Work.
August Abraham, of Wanatah,
who has been the guest of Julius
Kietzman and family for a few days
returned to his home Monday.
Virgil Scott returned to South
Bend where he is employed after
spending Sunday with his parents
SIR. and Mrs. Elihu Scott here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. McLochlin of
Grass Creek, who have been visiting
with friends in Plymouth went to
Ringwood ILL.,, for a further stay