The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-08-15


Miss Edith Taylor, of Walkerton,
is here visiting Miss Florence Van
Sock.
Mrs. A. G.. Hartle, of Montpelier,
Ind, is visiting the family of J. F.
Hartle.
Mrs. Walbridge, of Omaha, reached
Plymouth Friday to visit Mrs. S. w.
Jackson.
Mrs. Blumer, of Bourbon, is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. O.
I,amson.
Mrs. Charles Humphrey and chill
dren visited her mother near Tyner
last week.
Geo. W. Work, of Valparaiso, an
old resident of Plymouth, came down
to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnap, of Chicago,
are here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Harriet Unger.
Laura Shindell, who has been visit
ing her folks in this city, returned to
Chicago Friday.
Fred Hite and wife arrived home
Thursday from an extended visit in
the northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Canol and children,
of Indianapolis, visited relatives ia
in this city last week.
Miss Louie Stegman arrived home
from an extended visit with her sis
ter in Detroit, Michigan.
Mrs. Rev. George A. Little, of Cic-
ero, Ind. is visited friends in this
city on her way to Winona.
Mrs. J. A. Corbaley and son Roy,
who have been visiting at Monroe
vile, Ind, returned home Friday.
y. III. Leonard and wife, of Baird,
Texas, who have been visiting w. L.
Leonard. left Thursday for Buffalo.
Mrs. Kramer and daughter, of Chi
cago, who are visiting relatives in this
city, went to Warsaw to visit few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Quivey of
North Manchester are visiting with
her sister, Mrs. /. A. Reed, and other
relatives.
Chester Dickinson has returned
from school at Valparaiso, and is now
working as assistant night operator at
o. NJ. tower.
The experimental oil well, one mile
west of Bremen, is down to a depth
of 1850 feet. There are strong in
dications of oil.
Mrs. Edward Flick, of Lake Gene
va, Wisconsin, who has been visiting
1T the home of w. A. BeldOn, le-
turned home Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Quiyey, of
North Manchester, who were visiting
relatives in this city, left Friday for a
short visit at Warsaw.
Ruth Thompson left Thursday for
Vol Hattie DiScoI Df fl,;e .;f,-
met her at Lima, Ohio, and went
With her to the Exposition.
Wilson T. Hill, of Union county,
was in town Friday selling some prop
srty belonging to the Israel Hill es-
tate, of which he is administrator.
f. Stinson, of Rochester, Ind, was
hurt at the Pennsylvania
;rossing, while trying to board Lake |
erie train Thursday. His injury is not
eriouS.
Mrs. George Neff, and daughter Ha-
el, went to Auburn, Ind, Thursday and |
iOni tiClC W Niolc Dllc Il du-AlIleIlCdn /
Exposition, with Mr.. Nef's brother
nd wife.
Mrs. Scott Knode and sons left to-
lay for Plymouth to reside. Mr..
<node is there working on the Penn
ylyania double tract.-Valparaiso
,lessenger.
Philip S. Yackee, an engineer on
he Fit. Wayne road, has moved into
he Houghton property on Walnut
treet. Mr.. and Mrs. Yackee are
rom Chesterton.
A reunion of the Bowel family was
eing held at Rolling Prairie Friday.
. B. Bowel and family of this city
7ere present and many others were in
Tendance from the surrounding
owns.
An unprecedented thing happened
n Main street Monday evening. when
cyclist who had collided with a fair
yclist and broken her front wheel
anded her five dollar bill. He did
OF reveal his identity. Elkhart Re-
lew.
Ii it were possible to lay a tax on
ne knowledge some people have about ,
ne affairs OF others, the public reve-
ues would be materially increased,