The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-05-23

fering from severe attack or asthma
this week,
Charles Nyhart went to Sioux City,
Iowa, Monday to telp his brother Law
build house.
The basket factory now employs
over a hundred hands every day. aud is
working hard to ill its orders.
John A. McFarlin has two good
young Durham Bulls for sale. Call and
see them at Twin Lake Station. 57t2
Mrs. Nickerson. who has been visit
ing Mrs. G. L. Morris returned Tuesday
to her home at West Liberty. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Groseman re-
siding south OF town are the parents Of
q little girl born Monday evening.
Fred Becker returned to Chicago
Tuesday after visit of three days with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Becker.
1t is D. E. Speicher. of Wabash, a
nephew of the owner of the State bank
corner. that has bought the Parker house
block.
Charles Switzer returned to his
home at Fl. Wayne after pleasant Wis.,
it with Miss Jennie Mickey Tuesday
evening.
Miss Gertrude Thompson has re-
signed her position as cashier at Kloep-
fers store and Miss May Southworth has
taken her place.
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. W d tt
Mrs. H. A. Kepler has gone to Chi
cago to visit her sister until Friday
from there she will go to Lincoln. Neb-
raska. for visit of ten days with her
brother. Charles Bailey.
Marie Leonard entertained nine lit
tie girls who helped her celebrate her
ninth birthday at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Leonard. on
Miner street Monday evening.
Mr.. Spelcher. who is erecting the
new block on the Wheeler corner, has
bought the Parker house block and we
shall get rid of the big hole there.
Such men as Mr.. Speicher are worth a
great deal to town.
AT Knox Friday Mrs. Gould. wife OF
Attorney Gould. who died few days
ago. while searching among her hus-
bands papers found 81 800 bills tucked
away in an envelope about which the
family knew nothing.
Reports from San Francisco regard
ing the improvement in the condition of
Mrs. Mckinley are gratifying to the
whole country. There now appears to
be hope that che may speedily recover
from the severe illness that threatened
her life.
DIR. Jacob Boss came home Saturday
to prepare for graduation next Tuesday.
He will return to Chicago Saturday and
onTuesday will receive his diploma from
the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
having completed the full four years
course.
DIR. John L;ndquist who graduated
at Chicago April %, visited his parents
and other relatives during the past week,
and returned to Chicago Tuesday
He will practice medicine in that city
and he has the ability and industry to
make a successful physician.
Philips. the young Chicago broker,
has successfully manipulated second
corner in corn. The May deal is now
over and was successful beyond Phillips
expectations. This young broker has
been wonder. Many expected his deal
to end disastrously as did Joseph Letter.
The fatal illness of the late Mrs.
Gage dates from q cold taken on inaug-
urstion day. No more dangerous date
for the outdoor presidential ceremony
could be chosen than the first week in
March. Either wintry conditions or
something worse is sure to prevail at
that time.
Prof. Herring, of Notre Dame. will |
lecture in the audience room of the !
Washington school. Friday evening, on
the Origin and Growth of Trusts" The |
public is invited and admission is free. |!
Prof. Herring is fine scholar and a
profound reasoner. The lecture should |
be heard by everybody.
The Business Mems association of |
Laporte is giving consideration to the
project of 81. p. Meyer. of Battle Greek,
Mich, to locate in Laporte and establish |
q pure food plant. Mr.. Meyer offers to !
invest 500, 600 and it is proposed to CAPT. |
talize with 100000 and establish plant |
at Laporte that will rival the Battle |
Greek industries, several of which were
founded by Mr.. Meyer.
Tho wholesale merchants board OF
the Cleveland chamber of commerce
reached Plymouth on their excursion at
7 a. M. Wednesday and remained here