The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-08-08
Plymouth. Ind. August 8. 1901.


Harry Nlltf0ng. or chicago, Is lu
town visiting friends and relatives.
G. III. Wilcox and j. \. Yockey are
having cement sidewalks put down.
Peter Richard is spending a week
with his son and daughters near Mon
terey.
Mrs. c. L. Shoemaker, of Cando,
y. D., is visiting her uncle, DR.. Eley,
in this city.
Miss Olive Francisco returned to
Logan, Ohio, Tuesday, where she at
tends school.
/. G.. Roberts, Mary Roberts and
Rose Jordan left for Butte. City,
Montana Tuesday.
Mrs. Walkenberg and daughter
Hazel. of Hicksville. Ohio, are visit
ing Mrs. c. ID. Keyser.
Mrs. Oscar Baker, of Hartford,
Mich, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. /. NJ. Mattingly.
Miss Anna B. Conroy, of KeOkuk,
Iowa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
DR.. Eley. for few weeks.
DR.. O. \. Rea, of Culver, has been
appointed aide-de-camp to Commander
Garrigue of the Grand Army.
Come with well filed baskets to the
Grange picnic at the Shoemaker bridge
in West township Thursday Aug. 10.
Eldridge Thompson has sold the
Clipper cigar store to VIM. III. Van
Glider, who will take possession at
once.
Lontano V Hoff went to Wayne
County, Ohio, Monday morning to
attend reunion of the Hoff family
Thursday.
Mrs. d. E. Moore will pass her
summer vaction at Kendallville and
at Bellefontaine, o., being gone about
three weeks.
Mrs. Geo. B. Doan came over from
Chicago Tuesday evening to visit a
days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Force,
Mrs. e. j. Diedrich, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
II. Miller, returned to her home at
Bremen Yesterday.
John Barr was taken sick while at
his post as Waterman at the Center
street railway crossing Tuesday and
was removed to his home.
John G.. Davis, former republican
county chairman and now engaged in
the census department at Washing
ton, was Plymouth visitor last week.
Russell Harris, of this city, has pas
sed his examination for enlistment in
the regular army and was sent to Fort
Sheridan yesterday to enter the SER
vice.
Ben Rupfer, member of the CON-
mon council of Columbia City, was in
Plymouth Tuesday evening and in
spected the street improvements now
under way.
We are indebted to Frank Beghtel
for copies Of the Republican, the first
paper established at the week-old city
of Lawton, Oklahoma. 1t is breezy
little sheet.
The old settlers of the forties and
fiftieS will be entertained at the
Grange picnic at Shoemaker's bridge
Thursday Aug. IS. Come out, and
bring well filed baskets.
W. III. Carpenter, engineer on the
Pittsburg, who sustained injuries by
falling at Plymouth recently, has left
for Buffalo. Afterwards he will visit
his parents at Erie.-Ft. Wayne Jour-
nal-Gazette.
The new factory building of the
Haberkorn-Haley concern, in Fort
Wayne is being completed rapidly
and two months more will see the end
Of the work. Mr.. Haberkorn is a SON.
in law Of John Hoham
The members and friends of Rich
land, Shiloh, ST. John and Walnut
Grove Sunday schools, enjoyed a grand
union picnic on last Thursday at
Browns Grove and Lake of the Woods.
There were about four hundred in at
tendance and everybody had glorious
time.
Miss Jeanne Oglesbee went toIndia-
napolis yesterday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Rebeccah Hooker, who died at
her home in Woodruff Place this
morning. Mrs. Hooker had many
friends in Plymouth and was a good,
loyable woman, whose long illness and
great suffering have been borne with
Christian fortitdde.
Residents of North Plymouth are
complaining of the constant use of
streets in that neighborhood for horse
racing and hippodrome purposes.
Every evening at about dusk the
speeders come out and endanger the