The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-07
CITY AND COUNTY.


Misses Becker and Wolf returned
from their eastern trip yesterday.
M. d. Corbin left with an excur-
sion for Kinsley. Kansas, last night.
Don't forget the farmers fair in
Union township, free to everybody.
Sep. "a.
Frank Odell babe his fiiends
adieu and returned to Lap orte, Tues
day night.
H .mer Denton, Esq. OF Rockford.
ILL.,. is visiting relatives and friends
In this city.
Miss Ella Humphrey. OF Pierce
ton, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W..
b. Hess.
Don't forget the farmers fair in
Union township. September "a. Free
to everybody.
Hills Buchu for the cure OF all
diseases of the kidneys is for sale by
q. Blain & Co.
The Presbyterian social will be
held at the residence OF ]. W. Parks
this Thursday evening.
-Hon. 81. A. Pced, of the Democrat,
returned from a visit to mis- old home
in Shoals. Iud., yesterday.
The Marshal is promptly execut-
Ing the orders Of the Board OF Health
in regard to the removal OF nuis-
ances.
Miss Lille Rice, Miss Rsinia
Trumbull and other friends from In
dianapolis. are visiting Miss Nellie
Dodge.
-Recollect that Squire Moore's
offic Is now at his residence, south.
east OF the Michigan street railroad
bridge.
We leirn that Judge Sidney
Keith was married a few days since
to Miss Dell Weaver, former teacher
OF this place.
Mrs. Hubbard and her sen Wes-
ley have returned from eastern Penn
sylvania to again make theiI home in
Plymouth.
Cal. klinger has returned from
his trip to Patoskey, Mich. is well
pleased with his visit around and
across the lake.
Things are not what they seem,
remarks a poet. No, take for in-
stance the man who thinks it's easy
10 edit newspaper.
Our tha Lks are due Mrs. George
w. Wright for one O. the most beau
tiful bouquets OF the season left Oh
our table Friday morning.
Rev. II. V. Reed, of Leadvi!le,
forrAerly OF this city. has been here
for a few days and seems anguine CT
success in his mining speculation.
Read "Inklings from Iowa." by
Walter Piper, on the first page Of this
paper. Walter tells you what he
knows about the ~Hawkeye" State.
j. Watson Rice and his sister
Lille, OF indianapolis. are visiting
friends in Plymouth and rusticating u
part OF the time at Maxenkuckee,
The old sidewalks on Michigan
street are being torn up and replaced
by new ones that are as good as can
be found In any of our sister towns.
-Rsv. Fl. V. Rel, OF Leadville,
formerly o. this city. has been here
for few days. an seems sanguine
OF success in mis- mining speculation.
DR.. Beigh has new professional
card In to-day's paper. The Doctor
Is building up an extensive practice
and Ii permanently located in Plym-
outh.
Look out for the premium list OF
the Marshal county fair to be held at
Plymouth October 2nd, Ord and 4tb.
II will be published In this paper next
week
The man who was going to get
seven bushels OF blackberries in one
day. concluded after visiting the
patches that there are not that many
berries in the county.
Mrs. Bofinger, Of Port Huron
Mich. mother OF Mrs. Kloepfer and
wife Of Rev. Bofnger, former Luth
eran minister of this city, is visiting
her daughter and friends here.
During the past week wheat ha.
been coming into town In unusually
large Quantities. Tuesday nearly five
thousand bushels were unloaded from
farmers wagons at the different ware
houses In Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Humrichousel
wish to return their thanks TO thei
many friends for the assistance
kindness and sympathy EXTENDED
during the illness and after the deati
OF their dearly loved son.
An old citizen of Bourbon wa
surprised to fipd his corporation ia,
considerably higher than usual. ask
ing OF the collector the cause he wai
informed that 1t was because the,
were building . Jail in Plymouth.
A boy tramp about fourteen year