The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-27
LOCAL --ws.

guest Vi uef u'Otucfs MIS- DoHbie'
Mrs. E. F. Wheeler and daughter
Jean are visiting Mrs. NJ W. Simons.
Mrs. Isaac Anderson returned Sunday
evening from two weeks visit at Bour-
bon.
Miss Congo Myar has gone to Rocbes-
ter to spend few weeks with her par
ents.
Michael Shaughnessy of Lima, Ohio
is in this city for weeks visit with rel
atives.
Rev. Jeffries. who has been quite i'll
for the past few weeks, is impr owing
slowly.
Alvin Winrott of North Liberty visited
over Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Wv.
Clifford.
Wm. VanVactor, who resides east OF
town. is building fine new residence on
bis farm.
The Harrison monument subscriptions
now amount to s13, 0O0 and will be fur
Their increased.
Harry s. Chester at ,Elkhart spen-
Sunday with B. E. Ryder, his father-in-
law. in Plymouth.
Basil Williams and Herbert Bach
man went to South Bend Sunday. where
they will look for work.
Samuel Pincus of Chicago has been
the guest of his uncle, A. Becker and
family, for couple days.
Mamie and Olive Beldon went to Van
Vert. Ohio. to visit their grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dull.
Ralph Scott has returned to his home
at Peru after two months visit with
his oister, Mrs. Ed Hillsman,
Keller & Jeffirs have received orders
for their we'll points sufficient to tax
their capacity for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham of Bourbon,
are the guests of Mrs. Cunningham's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Winbigler.
Marriage licenses were Issued today to
Benjamin Washington and Mae Rolfe,
William G. Kleckner and Lucy A.
Ripple.
M.C.Mc Cormick. the Culver banker.
has assisted IN the organization of a new
national bank at Knox and has been
elected cashier.
L. T. Miller, who IS engaged with the
wholesale house of Marshall Field & Co.
of Chicago. is visiting Jesse Gilmore at
his home on the south side.
Father Weichman of the Gas City
Catholic church, who has frequently vis-
tied in Plymouth, is very sick and his
death seems imminent.
Hon. Q. P, Drummond has been select.
ed as special judge TO try an important
case in the Starke circuit court. The
case involves the law of physicians
licenses.
The wheat harvest is on in southern
Indiana and the machines were kept at
work all day Sunday. The crop in
Dayiess county is said to be the best in
years
Great preparations are going forward
at Burr Oak for the dedication OF the
new church there Sunday morning next.
Elder and Mrs. Woodward will be among
those TO preach.
The Peru Home Telephone Co. has
been organized 70 put in complete new
plant. Joseph Bergman. formerly Of
this city. 10 treasurer; Louis B. Fulwiler
,s president, jerome Herff vicepresident
and G. j. s. Kumler secretary.
Center township. ID Starke county, is
to construct about II miles of stone
roads leading into Knox. The improve.
ment is estimated to cost $50. s66 and
will De one of ths most valuable invest
Enents those people ever made,
Mrs, Rachel A. Rodabaugh the mother
Of Mrs- G. A. Francisco. died Monday
at 3 O'Clock. The remains were
taken to Defiance, O., Tuesday for
burial. The deceased, who was about 80
years old, has made her home with Mrs.
Francisco in this city for several years.
One VIM. r. Gibson. representing
himself as an agent for the National Ac-
count File Co.. of Fremont, o., was in
Plymouth Friday doing business.
Among other things be did was to drop
out unexpectedly without paying his
board bill at Mrs. Bender's. where he
stopped. He told some that he came
here from Knox and others that he
came from Duluth, but no one knows
where he went.
A new fake. OF which city and county
officials are the chief victims, is being
operated north OF here. A good looking
young woman OF pleasant address calls
on men Of local note and persuades them
to have their photographs taken. she to
keep one and give the victim dozen