The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1911-01-05

Russell Tanner went to Chicago to
remain ove Sunday.
Mrs. William Lawrence spent Tues
day at Peru.
C. A. Reeve and son Charles spen-
Friday at Chicago.
Welcome Miller spent Tuesday at
Rochester on business.
NJ. f. Perry of belong was in the
city on business today.
Warran McFarlin spent Tuesday
at Rochester on business.
A. B. Farmwald made a business
trip to Milford Saturday.
William Seymour was a Bourbon
caller to day on business.
Jacob Whacker of Bourbon was in
the city on business Saturday.
Charles Scott is spending a couple
Of days with friends at Bourbon.
William Murphey spent Tuesday
at South Bend on business.
Mrs. H. Peters is spending a few
laws with friends at Argos.
w. VI. Bollman has returned from
4 business trip to South Bend.
Miss Honore Gibson has returned
from visiting with relatives at South
Bend.
Mrs. Thomas Clifton spent Tuesday
at Argos the guest Of Miss Carrie
Hobbs.
Mrs . Theodore Cressner spent
Tuesday at Argos with her aunt Mrs
John Keyser.
Esther S~teinebach Of Bourbon
visited the family of L. E. Steinebach
here Saturday.
The Misses Bertha Seybold and
Blanche Mccoy spent New Years with
friends at Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Await are
pending a few days with friends and
relatives at Hamlet.
Mrs. C. Z. Campbell has returned
rom spending a few days with
friends at LaPorte.
Mrs. 2. Bell has returned from
pending a week with relatives and
frinds at Mishawaka.'
Miss Daisy Flora returned to 10
komo Tuesday after a short visit
with friends in this city.
Edward Giller returned to South
Bend Tusday after spending a few
days with his parents here.
Mrs. Henry Speisshoffer has re-
turned from spending a few days
With friends at South Bend.
Mrs. Ella Fuller of Anderson spent
Sunday in Plymouth the guest of her
laughter Mrs. William Rish.
Nh. and Mrs Frank Leffert return
d to their home in Logansport
tuesday after visiting here for the
Arthur Thomson has returned to
gr5ana III. TO attend Illinois Univer-
ity after spending a couple of weeks
ere.
Darmon Rhinehart returned TO
Bloomington. Tuesday after spend
.ng his vacation with his relatives
mere.
Miss Irene Kuhn has returned to
Oberlin College. Her brother Gus,
accompanied her to South Benl Tues
day morning.
Edward Davis Esq, constable of
Center township, has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bergman Of
Chicago are here visiting with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bergnan
for a few days.
Gilbert Brilliant Of bourbon spent
Tuesday with friends here enroute
to Indianapolis, where he is attending
a musical school.
Miss Melita Shoemaker returned to
Indianapolis Tuesday after a ten
lays visit with her parents Mr.. and
Hrs. Fred Shoemaker.
Mrs. Ira Snoeberger returned to
',er home in Joliet Ill. Tuesday after
pending Sunday with her father
Henry Alderman here.
Miss Lois Thompson has returned
20 her home in South Bend after
pending a few days with friends and
relatives in Plymouth.
Miss Chloe Butter of Culver spent
Z couple Of days with Miss Iva Dish
or in this city and returned to her
home Saturday evening. |
Mrs. Rachael Grand of, Anderson
returned to her home Tuesday after
isiting in this city the guest OF
Benjamin Switzer and family.
Ray Staley Of Mishawaka who
has been visiting with his parents
asst of this city for a few days re-
turned to his employment Tuesday.
The Indiana University delegation
consisting Of Frank Martindale, Glen
Underwood and Harry Woodbury. re-
turnd to Bloomington Monday.
Miss Nellie Carpenter returned to
East Chicago Tuesday morning after
spnding a few days in this city the
guest of her brother Ed Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hopper re.
turned TO their home in Walkerton
This morning after visiting here with
her sister Mrs. Play Woodward.
II. p. Berlin went TO Hubbard
Tuesday to visit his father T. M.
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