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

Mr.. and Mrs. Clizbe have returned
from their visit in Michigan.
George Hill residing near Linkville
is enjoying visit with his brother from
Oklahoma.
Miss Bessie Long left Monday even
ing for belong. where she will visit sew
eral days with relatives.
Mrs. Snepp of Upper Sandusky, o.,
visited with Mrs. Ringgenberg on her
way from Bourbon to Peru.
Mrs. Daniel Rentschler and children
have returned to Akron, Ohio. after a
visit of several weeks in this county.
j. L. Trowbridge the we'll known
North township teacher. is driving a
sprinkler in this city during his vaca-
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. John A, Bower. of
New Cumberland, Ohio, arrived in
Plymouth Sunday evening for visit OF
a week with their brother. DR.. Isaiah
Bower.
Mrs. Stuckey who is in feeble
health at o. Radabaugh's near LinkviIle
was visited last Sunday by George Wolf
and wife of Wheeler and MISS Pearl
English.
MIR and Mrs. James DeLoney left
Tuesday for Chicago where they
will attend the 10Th. wedding anniversa-
~ of Mrs. DeLoney's sister. Mr.. and Mrs
Franklin.
MIR. Steinbach, Mesdamee Wink and
Rhodes and Misses Carrie Boss and Mary
Brown were among those who went to
Bourbon to attend the alumni banquet
Tuesday evening.
The Goshen Weekly Democrat en-
tered upon its Goth year last week. 1t is
the oldest paper in this part of the state,
there being but one older in Northern
Indiana, the FIT. Wayne Sentinel.
M. W. Pershing who has been fol-
more than twenty years editor and pub
Usher of the Upton Advocate. has been
appointed postmaster at Upton and has
sold his paper to w. w. Barnhart
The following is the list of uncalled
for letters; George Elsey. Harley
Street. Henry Creger. Jim Sullivan,
Jr, Geo, b. Chase, J. d. Wallace, nj
D.. John j. Coba and Clara Leeper.
-Coxey-Fred Dolke, seems to want
to go to the reform school. He has been
making things lively round town ever
since Judge Capron released him. after
breaking into Keller & Jeffirs bicycle
shop,
Clifford A. Bussey, supreme vice
counselor and deputy of the knights
and Ladies of Columbia, is confined to
his home, at 222 North Scott street,
South Bend, with we'll defined case of
smallpox.
"A woman named Henderson was
tarred and featheIed and whipped in
Fulton county by men dressed in mother
hubbards. one week ago last Saturday,
and people outside of the neighborhood
did not hear anything about it for more
than a week.
MIR. Fred A. Smith and Miss Elena
Siple, of West township were married
Tuesday June 4. 1901 at 2 o'clock D. m.
by Rev. G. l.. Mattox at his home in
this city, They will make their home in
Chicago where Mr.. Smith has employ
ment. They are an excellent young
couple and have the good wishes of
many friends.
Bishop John Hazen White, of the
Episcopal diocese of .MichiganCity, Sun
day consecrated at Winamac a monster
tent, which will be taken to isolated To-
cations and small parishes 10 the diocese
for the holding OF the regular Episcopal
services. Rev. William Converse will
have charge of this novel departure of
Bishop White.
The entertainment given at the
Webster school Tuesday evening is said,
by those present. to have been the best
ever given by the schools in this city.
This office was given no tickets or notice
of the entertainment. In fact we were
led to believe that the entertainment was
Monday evening. The little boys and
girls of Webster school are generally at
the head of the procession.
Trustee Wood of Tippecanoe town
ship was in town Tuesday. He informs us
that there were fifteen graduates of the
township schools this year and the com
mencement exercises last Saturday even.
ing were equal to the best of any town
ship in the county. Prof. Mckenzie of
Valparaiso delivered the address. Few
townships in IndIaua can excel Tippe-
canoe in all that goes to make an excel
lent community.