The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-27
Plymouth, Ind. June n. 1901.
LOCAL ~ ;.

Emory Hess who has been at Wabash
college is here visiting bis parents.
Miss Cora Leonard returned TO Bre-
men after attending commencement
Mrs Daisy Schllt and daughter Helen
are visiting relatives at Findlay, Ohio.
Miss Dora Jordan returned to South
Bend after attending commencement
here.
Miss Laura Boss is home from avislt
Of three months with her sister in Neb-
raska.
divorce was granted Friday in
the suit of Otto MikeIs against Ella
Mikels.
Walter McElrath came Friday from
Ftpa Green. where be has been visiting
relatives.
Daniel Voreis, deputy sheriff, has pur
chased the residence property heretofore
owned by Peter j, Kruger,
Mrs. H. E. Shirley left for her home
Ia Grand Rapids Friday after a visit with
her brother, n. a. Oglesbee.
Maurice Lauer. of Muncie, has Joined
mis- wife in her visit to Plymouth and
will remain about two weeks.
The German Reformed church held
festival at the residence OF jacob Foltz
in tho country Thurs lay. 1t was CON-
piete success.
Ralph Msttingly. who has been at
Northwestern University at Evanston,
ILL.,. has arrived at home tor the sum-
mer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Littler and Miss Nc
Donald, who have been visiting here
returned TO their home at Columbus
Ohio, Saturday.
Gideon W. Blain is in this years grad
uating class of the law department. at
Michigan University and received his
diploma last Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Heryey, who
have been visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Samuel Miller. have returned to their
home in Blissfeld. Mich.
John WoIford and son Freddie went
to Chicago Friday morning to meet Miss
Louise Wolford who has been attending
school at Morris, Illinois.
Mr.. Craig and Mre. Mcfarland have
returned to Ohio after visit OF two
weeks with Mrs. Sarah Wade. Mrs. Fire
stone and relatives in North township.
The difficulties encountered in drilling
the oil well at Bremen, as related by US,
compelled the abandonment OF the first
hole and a new one has been started,
The Jacox livery barn is receiving
new shingle roof this week. Ora Jacox
bas purchased the residence property
owned until now by Sheriff Bondurant.
Maud Lawtop. Nellie Turney, Ralph
Foote. James McCarty and John Sa-
barbro returned to their homes in Chi
cago FIR day after finishing the term at
ST, Michaeps Academy.
were taken upThursday on Laporte street
and it WAS found that after about 10
years of service hardly % per cent of
the timber tubes are damaged
About the most unexpected display OF
enterprise ever observed by us lie the
advertisement OF South Bend ceme-
terry, run regularly in the daily papers
with display type and cut, Here is an
unusual tribute to, the value Of advertise
ing and il should set live men to think
ing.
W. NJ. Mann of Chicago passed
through here Friday 1sorning on his way
to Twin Lakes to visit his sister, at the
latter place who is i'll. Mr.. Mann is
we'll known here. He taught school in
this county a number OF years and was
in the law Office of j. ID. McCIaren few
years.
The damage suit of David s. Fer
tig vs.. the Pennsylvania Railway Co.
which was on trial in circuit court
ali last week, resulted in a verdict
awarding the plaintiff 81 200 for injuries
in a runaway caused by train. This
is the second trial of the case, the first |
verdict having been for 81, 500.
The Rochester Republican complains
of inactivity in that once thriving town
and says that what they need down |
there isaan invincible pusher, The pa
per thinks that il they had one such cit
izen they might be enjoying city govern
ment and condition of prosperity that
every citizen could be proud of. Is it |
possible that Rochester is in the list of |
dead towns?
Prof. II. A. Steele. president OF the |
Bourbon College and School of Music,
accompanied by j. F. Newell. of Bristol,
who lie ow connected with the institu-
ton, were in Warsaw on Saturday. The
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