The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-27
Mrs. j. E. Mar shall and son Harold

urs. u. n. mar Shall ana SOD harold
went to Hamlet Saturday morning,
Isaac Seavolt. of Bourbon township.
was visitor in Plymouth Saturday,
Miss Kitty DeMoss and Miss Stella
Brink returned to South Bend Saturday
Forest Pontious returned Saturday
to West Pullman after attending the
commencement exercises.
The premium list for the Bremen fair,
which is 10 be held Oct. S-11, is in press
and will be Distributed next month.
Miss Verda Harms returned to her
home at Bluffton, Ind. after few days
visit with her cousin, Miss Edith Covert,
Mary Lawrence returned to her home
at Pierceton Saturday after visiting with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, Humri-
chouser.
Saturday afternoon the motion for
new trial in the Fertig damage suit
was denied and an appeal was prayed to
the appellate court.
The citizens of Nappanee have raised
funds, partly by donation and partly by
appropriation. for the improvement of
roads leading into the town
Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel Miles, formerly
OF Plymouth, have issued invitations
for the marriage Of their daughter Elsie
to William Rinard. 1t will occur Sun
day July at twelve o'clock. at the
house Of the brides parents, corner Of
Main and Seventh street, Mishawaka,
Ind.
A number of Chicago men interested
IN the hunting ana fishing club at Davis
station have concluded to prospect for
oil or gas on their Kankakee river prop
erty and have one derrick now on the
ground. Young Joe" Letter is the chief
promoter of the enterprise and as he is
not hampered by lack of capital the in
vestIgation Will be exhaustive.
The first lssue of a new paper was
gotten out at this Office Saturday. 1t is
The Chatterer." an illustrated weekly
devoted TO gossip about Culver and the
lake and H. S. Wyllie is the editor, art
ist and business manager. The pict-
ures are new and handsome, the reading
matter is entertaining and the printing
and presswork. being done by u.s. canuot
be excelled.
Peter Knisely's machinery and ma
terial have arrived from Delorg and will
be placed at once in the buildings OF the
old pop factory back of the Windsor
House. There was some misunder-
standing Friday about the time Mr..
hnisely was TO have possession Of the
property for his handle works. but
the matter was adjusted and immediate
occupancy given.
At the annual meeting Of the old set.
tiers of Lsporte county, helo Thursday,
Hon. c. Il. Reeve contributed a paper.
which was read by Lafayette Crane.
The closing words of the paper were
these: "As you GO down among the final
shadows, and the murmur of the river
in the dark valley comes TO you, may the
clouds on the opposite shore have gold
en- edge and silver lining. rejecting or
you the hopes of happy future"
The phen omensl butter producer is at
work in Michigan and may be headed
this way, He seIis county and state
rights for an alleged patent which. he
says, will produce poundof butter from
pound of milk. He caught farmer
near Mendon. Mich. last week for 81, 1000
in sale of the exclusiveright to use the
invention in the state and the victims |
enthusiasm is changed to deepest gloom
since he knows that he has been i'm |
posed upon.