Plymouth Tribune, Volume 10, Number 8, Plymouth, Marshall County, 24 November 1910 — Page 8

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I LOCAL NEWS

F. S. Thomas went to Lal'orte on business. A. North is doing sun eying work in Polk township. Miss Hazel Soice is spending a few days at Chicago. Bert Hatfield of Bourbon was a Plymouth visitor Friday. H. L. Johnson and Jonas Haag, of Tyner were in Plymouth Friday. W. A. Rhinehart is spending the day with his son Rov, at South Bend. John Liird of Meat one spent Friday in this city and at Bourbon on business. A. A. Yarrick of Argos spent Friday with friends in this city and at South Bend. Mrs. Fred Bell and daughter of In wood, were in town, enroute to South Bend. Mesdames Ora Haag and Arthur Miller- of Tyner were Plymouth shoppers "Friday. Miss Teckla Hager went to South Bend to visit her sister Mrs. Dix Snyder for a few days. Mrs. Valentine Nye, who had been staying with her daughter at In wood returned to South Bend. Mrs. M. S. Voreis, who had been in the city on business, returned home to Burr Oak Fridaj-. Miss Maud Fink returned to Tyner Friday morning and was accompanied by Alvin Marsh of this city. Mesdames Van Liere and Lottie Howe, iime from Lakeville Thursday to attend the Mozart concert. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ormsby of Tiosa visited over night with their daughter, Mrs. Claude Emerson. Miss Grace Crites has gone to Denver Ind., to spend a couple of weeks with her aunt Mrs. Sarah MeHemy. Miss Mary Dunlap of Argos -called on friends here Friday and left for South Bend for a further stay with relatives. Mrs. L. D .Greenwald ,and Mrs. Frank Burns, spent Friday at Donaldson, the guest of the family of Frank Bollinger. Miss Hope Myers returned to her home in Warsaw Friday morning after a short visit with her sister Mrs. Floyd Bunnell here. E. R. Watkins who had been visiting his sister Mrs. J. Rhodes, east of the city returned home to Osceola, in St. Joe county Friday. Miss Dessie Whiteman of Bremen who bad been visiting Mrs P. J. Troyer and Miss Elsie Whiteman returned to Bremen Friday. Mrs. N. E. Goodyear returned to her home in Inwood Friday after visitin;: for a few days with her mother Mrs. Anna Maehlan here. Mrs. Tillie Smith returned to her heue in Walkerton Friday ,after vi?i.ing with friends and relatives in this city and vicinity for a few days. Miss Nelle DeMoss left Friday ing for a r.'eeks' visit at Logansport and Flora Ind. In the latter place she wi!l be the guest of her sister Mrs. Landis. Mrs. C. G. Baker went to Culver to join her husband, Rev. Mr. Baker and to attend a reception to the new members of the Christian church to be given Friday night. Mrs. Miriam Marsh ant', sister-in-law Mrs. Mary Leland returned to their home in Arogs Friday morning after visiting here for a few davs with friends and relatives. Mrs. Catherine Roose, and sons Claud and Virgil ,returned to their home in Goshen this morning, after visiting here for a few days, with her daughter Mrs. Moses Beckner. Miss M. E. Hess of Argos, who has been the guest of the family of L. J. Hess here, went to South Bend Friday, for the day. She was accomppanied by Miss Belle Whitman of Argos. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Erwin returned to Inwood Friday after spending last evening with the family of Harry Humrichouser here, and at

tending the Mozart production 'Zanie' Stansbury and Robbins have purchased the Oscar Tribbey coal yards. They will continue business at the old place and solicit the patronage of the old as well as new customers. d2t. wit. Mrs. Fred Hill, and Sirs. Peter Disher and their cousin Milton Counsel of Topeka Kans., vent to Rochester Friday morning to spend a short visit with Mrs Disher 's daughter, Mrs. Arthur Metzler. Mrs. John Hoham went to Columbia City Friday morning to spend a couple of days with her daughter Miss Mary Hoham, who is the musical instructress in the Hih School at thai, city. The students of the high school presented "Cinderella", a musical entertainment Friday.

C. M. Lemler went to South Bend on business. Miss Bessie Vinali was a South Bend visitor Saturday. W. H.Vandermerle, of Burr Oak is in town on business. Mrs. W. J. Burch of Tyner spent Saturday in Plymouth. Mrs. Ellen Patterson of Larwill is guest of Mrs. Dr. Knott. Mrs. R. E. Nelson spent Saturday with friends at Donsldson. Miss Hazel Beagles of Tyner was a local visitor Saturday morning. John Adleman went to South Bend to spend Sunday with friends. Ralph McCormich went to Chicago to spend Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Rose Lowry of Twin Lakes was a Plymouth visitor this morning. Mrs. W. II. Martin and her daughter Tressie spent Saturday in South Bend. The Culver academy football team played Morgan Park team at Culver Saturady. Mrs. I. II. Werntz has gone to South Bend to spend ä few days with her sister. Aaron Kistlcr and wife, from Larwill, are visiting friends here for a few davs. The regular monthly teachers institute of. North Township was held in Lapaz Saturday. Miss Emma Holem came home from Columbia City Saturday to remain over Sunday. Mrs. C. M. Walker spent a few days with her sister Mrs Quincey Cram, at Tippecanoe. Mrs. C. M. Ford of Etna Green, is visiting with friends in this city and at Culver-a fe,w days. Miss Lucy Semler is spending a few days with her sister Miss Carrie Semler at South Bend. Mrs. Lloyd Gerard of Indianapolis is visiting with Mrs. Ed Maehlan in this citj', for a few days. Mrs. Frank Larason has returned from a short visit with her daughter Mrs. Fred Cole at South Bend. Warren Judy, who is employed on the Sanitarium here, Went to Goshen

to spend Sunday with his family.

Mrs. J. E. Whitesell and Miss Ida

Asp, who had been visiting relatives here returne! to Donaldson Saturday Mrs George Rav, went to South

I Bend, to spend a few days with her

parents Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Koch.

Mrs. A .II. Heminger of Larwell is

visiting with friends and relatives in this city and vicinity for a few days. Miss Esther Carothers went to Lanaz to attend the teachers' institute of North township being held Saturday. The Misses Cleta Cummins and Lyda Leehlitner went to Twin Lake Saturday to spend Sunday with friends. Mrs. L. Akers of Nappanee is visiting with the family of Henry Price southeast of this city for a few days. -J Mrs. C. V. Pierce went to LaPortc Saturady, to spend Sunday Avith her sister Mrs. L. V. Griffin, and other friends.

Mrs. Dr. Fish returned to her

home in Talma Saturday morning alter spending a few days with her niece Mrs. Ed Rodgres. May and Charles Widman of South Bend, are visiting in this city for a few days, the guests of Art and Ruth Stoneburner.

Mrs. William Murphey went to

South Bend . Saturday where she will spend a few days with her sons Lertus and Charles. Mrs. Irvin Truster, of Columbia City, who had been the guest of the the family of Parker Shearer, four milts from the city, went to New Paris Sat unlay. Mrs. Mary Helton who resides west of this city deft for Crawfordsville ibis morning where she will be the guest of her brother Tyre Douglas and family for a couple of weeks. M. Council of Topekn Kans., who lias been visiting here with his cousins Mesdames Peter Disher and Fred Hill left Saturday for a visit at Culver and will then go to Cincinnati, and thence back to his home.

Fred Sanner formerly of this city, now of Mishawaka, called on local friends Saturday eki route to Lafayette where he will attend the football ?ame between Purdue and Indiana Universities, which took place at Lafayette Saturday. Dudley Wiggins ,the congeniel proprietor of the Bowling Alley, will hold his annual "Thanksgiving Raffle", on Thursday all day, and evening. A bountious supply of turkeys, geese, ducks, and chickens will be on hand and ;will make "hi" doins" at the bowling alley. Mrs. JohnPressnall went to Middletown Ind. Monday to attend the funeral of her father Re v. D. C. Linville, who died at Wheeling, W. Va. Mr. Linville was a Wesleyan Methodist preacher and resided for several years at Lapaz, and was for a short time a resident of Plymouth.

Ed Tanner was in Etna Green Tuesday. S. N. Stevens was in Bourbon for the day. Mrs. Wm. F. Ormond was a South Bend c-iller Tuesday. Fred Kesler went to Bourbon on business for Tuesday. A. S. Benedict spent Tuesday at Rochester on business. Fred Hill and Harry Humrichouser spent Tuesday at Pierceton. W. II. Seybold made a business trip to South Bend Tuesday. Mesdames L. J. Hess, and E. B. Hess spent Tuesday at Argos. Mr. and Mrs. J. Giller spent' Tuesday with their son Ed in South Bend. Mrs. William Sherland of Lapaz spent Sunday with friends in this city. Mrs. Lavina Johnson went to Etna Green to visit her son for a few days. Fern Compell of St. Michael academy went home to Chicago to remain over Thanksgiving. Order choice turkeys, ducks, geese, and chickens for Thanksgiving, at the City Meat Market. d2t. Order choice turkeys, ducks, geese, and chickens for Thanksgiving, at the City Meat Market. d2t. Mr. and Mrs. I. Washburn of Culver went to Fort Wayne to visit brothers over Thanksgiving. Conrad Bergman went to Peru to spend a few days with his sons, Joseph and Peter Bergman. Mrs. U. II. Butchted went to Bourbon Tuesday to visit her son Louis Kepler for a couple of days. Miss Maud Martindale went to Culver this morning, to spend a few days with friends and relatives. Mrs. Caroline McClure of Tiosa is visiting with her niece Mrs. Jerry Reynolds in this city for a few days. Gray and Fay Hostetter went to Nappanee Tuesday where they will send Thanksgiving vith friends. Mrs. F. W. Walters went to Goshen Tuesday to spent Thanksgiving with her her daughter Mrs. Otto Wilson. Mrs. A. R. Underwood went to South Bend to spend Thanksgiving, with the family of her son Arthur Underwood. Mesdames Ira Goodwin and Ben Cramer of Inwood are visiting the families of Mrs. Jesse and Fbra Myers here. j Ward Logan and wife and children of Niles Mich., are here visiting witli his brother Ray Logan and wife ovtr Thanksgiving. L. S. Scott, Mgnal repairer, at the Pennsylvania has gone to Warsaw to spent Thanksgiving. He was given a week's vacation. ! Albert and Mark Lauer spent Tuesday at Walkerton distributing bills for the sale to be conducted by the Lauer store of this city. Mrs. Jacob Casper and Mrs. Lester Hindle went to River Park Tuesniorning to spend a few days with their father Samuel Sherer. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fink and daughter Maud, of Tyner. and their guest Mrs. R. T. Carnefix of Indianapolis were local visitor Tuesday. Jaes Seymour and wife who reside east of this city, vent to South

Bend Tuesday to be the guest of friends and relatives for a few days. Mrs. S. F. Lawrence of Bourbon, who had been staying with her Fori W. II. Lawrence and family here the past two months returned home Morgan of Chicago, formerly of thisnty spent Tuesday in this city the guest of W. F. You g. Mr. Morgan is a conductor on the Lake Shore By. Mrs. Lydia Kring has returned to her home in Warsaw, after visiting here for a few days with the family of Jerry Miller and 'other relatives and friends. Mrs. Ed. Zook of Rochester, is here on a visit v?itk her cousins, W. Leonard and IK Edison. She was accompanied here by her sister, Mrs. 0. A. Click. Collins Haiccht of Conneant 0., who has been spending the past week with his brother William Haight west of this city returned to his home Tuesday. William II. Stump a soldier in the regular army located at Fort Cook Neb. was in Plymouth Tuesday enroute to Lapaz, to visit relatives for a few days. Mrs. Frank Kring and ch'.ldren returned to their home in Centerville Mich Monday morning aftr visiting for a few day with the family of Uriah Kring here. Mrs. Frank Shafer of Argos was suest over night of Mrs. J. Bishop, and went to South Bend Tuesday called by the illness of her sister,

Mrs. Dr. McKinstrey. Mrs. H. O. Appleman went to

South Bend Monday to spend a few

days with her mother over Thanks

giving. Mr. Appleman has gone to

Eligin, 111., on business. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kistler and children returned to their home in Larwill Monday morning after visiting for a few days with the family of Edward Green in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wurm who had been here while Mr. Wurm was installing the heating plant at the Washington School building, returned home to Mishawaka Monday. Eben Parish whose wife left him recently is reported insane at Anna 111.' He had been drinking heavily for several weeks and will probably be all right when he gets over the affects of liquor. Mrs. Elizabeth Shaffer returned to her home in Argos Tuesday, after visiling here for a few days with her daughter Mrs. J. P. Bishop who accompanied her home to remain over Thanksgiving. Mrs. D. E. Day of Mishawaka,

and her guest Mrs. C. E. Kinnear of

Cleveland O., who have been visiting

for a few days with friends in this

city and Donaldson, returned lo Mishawaka, Tuesday.

WE. PAY. Car Fare ON All $10 PÜHGHÄSES

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COMMENCING Saturday Jov. 26 FOR lO DAYS

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The Great Chance for All to Lay in Their Supplies of Mens, B ys, and Children's Clothing, Furnishings and Footwear.

Don't let this Great Sale pass WITHOUT IliW.ESTh GÄTIOM. It is the chance of a lifetime (in the face of the general cry of high prices) to buy your goods as cheap, or cheaper than you ever have before. We challenge the world to meet our prices. Bring in the prices of those you have dealt with, bring us the prices from mail order houses and we will SHOW YOU THEY ARE NOT IN IT.: Don't hesitate, but come to us. Let us show you that other dealers can't "faze" ,our qualities and prices.

Overcoat Department Suit Departement (second floor.) 0ver 1200 Mens and Young Mens suits to be We show all the newest and best styles on the mar- sold during this Big CHALLENGE SALE, ket. 75 Mens Brown and Gray Fancy Suits at $ 7.50 50 Mens No. I Good warm Overcoats at .$4.90 85 Mens B,uc SerSe and Fancy Worsted Suits at 10.00 mn aa c n v u r. i i 120 Aens Kirschbaum Hand Tailored Suits, (?ir fin 100 Mens St. George Kersey Overcoats at -7.50 regu,ar $25 00 va,ue at $I5.S0 150 Mens Hand Tailored Overcoats in all colors We show the greatest variety of Fine Suits for and styles 10.00 Aen and young Aen in Northern Indiana, in the fa- .... , ' , , ... mous Kuppenheimer make. We have all" the new Presto and Convertible v -p .. 4 n . , , f v u . 150 Young Mens Suits, 15 to 19 in good, all wool CasOvercoats for Aen, Young Men and Boys all at reduc- simcrs Ieft from this SCason's1elling, worth from ed prices during our CHALLENGE SALE. Let us $7.50 to $12.50. Your unrestricted Oft QE show "em to you." choice, at......... '.ÖJ . . . - , n ml ii i i 50 Children's Knee Pants suits in all wool, afies 8 An immense show.ng of Cravenettes in all styles to 6 worth from $3 50 to$5 00 you and prices. choice, )l.0 75 Mens Blanket lined, with slicker interlined Duck Coats, at.. $1.19 25 Mens hteh grade Corduroy Coats with Mackinaw lining, at.. . $2.A0 50 Doz. Mens Good al Wool Sox at.... 12c Mens Snagproof Rubber Boots at...... $3.Q3 75 Doz. Mens Sanitary Fleece Underwear at 38c Mens Felt Boots and Snagproof, best comb'n, at 2.48 10 Doz. Mens Puritan Knr Overshirts at... 48c Mens Extra Good Work Shirts, at.. . .....38c Mens Woolen Sweater Coa i $1.00, 75c, and. ...50c 10 Cases a I Arties, at 98c

Thousands of bargains in our big 2-floor store that we want all to see. All the newest -Fall and Winter goods are ready for you and at reduced prices during this BIG CHALLENGE SALE. You know that Lauers buy only the BEST MERCHANDISE on the market, and have made their reputation of doing always as they advertise. It you need anything for the family call and see Lauers. You buy with the understanding that if the goods are not right, return and get your money back, "that's Lauer's way." We show bargains throughout our store that we Challenge any competition to even come dose on quality and prices. It's money saved fr you to take advantage of this sale.

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