The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-04
Arthur wntfong Of Chicago spen,

Marriage license has been issued TO
Jess Glass and Freda Seeger.
Jesse Gilmore and Robert Reeves re-
turned to Chicago Sunday evening.
Mrs Shakes left Monday for Chi
cago where she will visit several days
with relatives.
There are several patches of weeds in
the city that ought to be cut. Some are
on private property and some on public
streets.
Jordop, the gardener north of town,
brought the first spring chickens to
market Saturday. They were sold at
vinall's grocery.
Underwood & Son can sell you any
thing you want in the bicycle line, and
on repair work they save you money.
Try them and see. wdtf
Rev. A. M. Cummins Presiding Elder
of North Manchester District U. B.
Caurch stopped over Sunday night the
guest of Rev. @. l.. Matox.
The rattle of the reaper was heard in
every township in the county Monday. A
fair average crop of wheat is assured ard
the corn, though somewhat backward
generally. promises well.
The county commissioners met in
regular July session Monday. There is no
business before them of special impor-
lance other than inspection of the re-
ports of township trustees.
j. W. Hess. the druggist. has sold his
daily newspaper business to Nelson
Rodgers and George Hendricks. who
took charge Nc lay. They vii handle
full line of morning and evening
papers from the large cities and will in
crease the facilities for prompt delivery.
Sunday was the hottest June day
on record in this section except one
twenty-nine years ago. The thermom-
eter registered 100 to 102 on the ground
level and ct the auditorium tower inc IL
cago it reached g. Large numbers of
our people went to the neighboripg lakes
for the day.
| M. L Helpman has taken an interest
in the Geo W. Hill company OF Chicago
and will have charge OF the publishing
department. He went to Chicago Mon
day to assume control and will re-
move bis family to that city in Septem-
Der. The concern manufactures books
at 166 S. Clinton street.
! Married. Sunday evening at 9 o'clock
by Rev. G. H. Weiss Jessie Glase and Miss
Freda Seeger at the home of the bride
10 West Plymouth. The bride is the
oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Seeger and the groom is the son of jack
son Glass who resides west of this city.
After the ceremony refreshments were
served.
Plymouth has for many years been
favorite place for travelling men to
spend their Sundays, the attractions be-
ing shady streets, excellent water. peace
and quiet and first class meals. A dry
goods man said at the Ross House Sun
day that be never failed TO come here
for Sunday when he could do so and
that it is a common remark on the road,
well. so long. see you Sunday at Plym-
outh.
At 4:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon the
fire alarm drew a crowd to the corner of
Michigan and Sophia streets. where it
was found that the dry grass and weeds
on the railway embankment had been
ignited by a passing train and neigh
boring barn was threatened. The blaze
WAS cared for by the railroad employees
and the hose wagon. which appeared
promptly, was not put in use.
W. E. Bailey. agent of the
Union Central Life Insurance Co..
Monday morning received a check
for the settlement of 15-year
policy carried by Aaron Greenwalt and
just matured, Mr.. Greenwslt is better
of by more than thousand dollars, be
never missed the money that 1t cost and
he has been fully insured through the
whole period.
A number OF residents and property
owners on Center street are considering
the matter OF of petltionlng the council
for pavement on that street. A major
ity OF the owners Of lots fronting on that
street are known to be favorable to the
proposition. In this connection it has
been suggested that the council might
exemplify its own progressiveness and
set good example by putting cement
walk and up-to-da platform in front of
the city hall and engine house.
Sunday School week,
At the state Sunday school conven-
ton held at Shelbyv;s,s last week, which