The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13


Miss Bessie Gerard returned Monday
evening from short visit at Warsaw.
w, j. Dillingham; of Warsaw was III
town on bushes Thursday.
DR.. G. B. Harris returned to Bloom
lngton Monday where he is located
at present.
Mrs. W. l. Bland who nae deem visit
ing here several days left Tuesday
for Larwill.
Miss Albertson, sister of Rev Albert
son of the M. E. church conducted the
services Sunday morning.
Mrs. Daniel keh'e lett T les ay
for Chicago to visit her sons families, j.
FL. and Charles w. Keller.
M. r Myers went to Fort Wayne in
the interest of the wholes4 ale house for
which be is general agent.
Miss Minnie Mckinney who has
been so sick for few weeks past is re-
ported to be improving elowiy.
Mr., and Mrs. Marion Koffel were guests
ast week of friends 10 Bourbon, Mr.. Kof-
lfel was formerly resident of this place.
Mrs. Sarah CIiLe who has beeo visit
ing for a couple of weeks with friends 10
Goshen and New Paris returned home.
Mrs. Bertha M. Squires who has been
visiting Mics Ella Beeman for several
daye. returned to her home in Rochester
Monday.
Miss Bessie Wink who has been a
student In our high school for the past
year. returned to her home in Plymouth
last week.
Delegates to the state Y. G. U.
convention in session 10 Bourbon this
week arrive upon every train. No less
than 200 are expected.
Mrs. Z. D. Mendenhall went to Fort
Wayne 10 spend the day with her daugh-
ter. Mrs, 0. E. Maxwell. taking advan
tage of the Elk's excursion rates.
Andrew Matheny, father OF Enos Ma
theny, who was recently very IL. is Nv
visiting his son and is said to be very
much improved and gaining strength.
Daniel Keller and SOD, Will. left Tues
day for Atwood. where they have
the contract for the erection of an elevat-
or for the Ihayer Elevator Co., OF War
saw.
w. J. Asker left Friday on a bust
pess trip 10 Livermore, Ky. gong by
way OF Chicago. Mr.. Acker and cen
Frank have lumber interests In Ken
lucky.
G., T.. Watson who has been visiting
his daughter IL Climax, Mich. for sew
eral weeks has returned to his home
with his daughter. Mrs.Joho Beck south
of town.
City Marshal Devol is making every
effort to put our streets in preseDtable
condition. Good gravel is the safest
and eurest manner ut perfecting them
aside from paving.
Mrs. VIM. Gammops and sister. Miss
Ethel Armantrout, have arrived from
tbeI. hnme in Tamah, Wis. to De the
guests 0: their father, j. Ii, Armantrout
for several weeks.
Mrs. j. II McCsbe. Mrs. John Fogle
and Mrs. 9. E, Snyder attended the Cald
we'll Oldfather wedding and reception
at Warsaw last week. Mrs. Snyder Is
q sister OK the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mclaughlin 81
Chester, Michigan, left Saturday for
their home They have been visiting
Mrs. McLaughlin's sister, Mrs. j. G.
Shuler for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates and family, OF
Warsaw. have returned to their home
They have been visiting Mre. Bates
mother Mrs. Catherine w, mer and Mr..
and Mrs. s. [ +. Falcon berg.
Miss Elms Er1in. Asset P. M. left
Saturday for few weeks visit with her
parents at Cataract. this state. Miss
Della Rocco will -sist in The P. o. dur
ing the absence Of Miss Elma.
Mrs. c. A. Poland Of Columbus. Ohio
arrived Thursday IN be the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. T.. M. Parks for several
weeks. Mrs Poland lived In Bourbon
several years ago and will bs> RENE ber-
ed by many.
The ball game here F.iday--Bour-
bon College vs.. Pisrcetof, resulted in a
score of ID to IN favor o. Bourbon. The
strong wind made good ball playing an
impossibility. The telders were unable
to do any good work on either side.
Last evening was Bourbon's entertain
ment to the visiting delegates to the
state Y. p. G, U. convention and a very
entertaining program was presented at
the college auditorium consisting of reci-
tatione, addresses, and vocal and ipstru-
mental music.
For the first time in several years the
"eagle will scream" in Bourbon. The
citizens held an enthusiastic meeting
Monday night and committees were ap-
pointed to make all plans for a monster
4th of July celebration and the bust
nees men and citizens have already sub
scribed large amount to the fund for
it's success. So everybody prepare to
come to Bourbon for an old fashioned
celebration.
The ODD Fellows and Rebeccas have
for several years observed the second
Tuesday in June to decorate with
flowers the graves of the departed mem
bers OF the organizations. Tuesday was
the day and about one hundred men,
bers assembled at the hall and marched
to the cemetery, where the graves were
strewn with many beautiful flowers
Alter that part OF the ceremony the
crowd reaseembled at the West side OF
Tho nam ofopv ,,pIop tho oho1o ~ kb q