The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-18
LOCAL NEWS


Miss Mabel Good, of Knox, is the
guest of Miss Grace Estes for few
days.
Corn has reached 30 cents in Chicago
without the assistance of Phillips or
any other man.
Miss Willow Boulton, of Englewood,
is visiting her uncle, Senator Parks,
for a few days.
Frank Nicolai resumes business at
his old stand in the Corbin block bar
Der shop Monday.
J. r. Losey is getting some fine IL
Illustrated advertising matter for his
newly patented hitchpost.
James Confer returned to the naval
academy, at Annapolis, after spend
ing his leave of absence here.
A. L. Wallace has suffered fall
from a cherry tree in which he incur
red severe bruises and contusions.
The Michigan peaches are of fine
quality this year. but the crop is short.
They will be ripe in three weeks.
Frank Southworth is occupying a
position as time-keeper with the Cliff
fords on the Pennsylvaniarailway.
Great Finance Keeper Adam E.
Wise. X. O. t. NJ, has been at Gosh
en- with the auditing committee of that
order for the state.
Mishawaka merchants have decided
upon a carnival during the week of
Aug. u. with all sorts of tent and
open air attractions.
Mrs. Ella Fox, of Huntington coun-
ty. who has been visiting at the home
of Adam Vinnedge, returned Friday
morning to her home.
Fraley Bros. sold to Neufer & Wal
ter. of Bremen last week six-months
calf that dressed 500 pounds. The
animal sold for $1,000.
J. E. Houghton went TO Argos Satuf-
dav to meet the committee Of arrange
ments for the annual reunion of the
Doth Indiana regiment.
Almira ID. Day, widow, quit claim
deed, to Lemuel r. Day etal, Is A in
\ W cor of NE4 of S Ell of Sec 30, TIP
ST. RI. Consideration S1.0O.
Don't forget the grand free street
parade given by the Golimar Bros. *
Schumans , big shows united at 1890
O'Clock q. M. at Plymouth July 18th.
The Reliance Mfg. Co., which has
been seeking location in northern
Indiana, found suitable building at
South Bend and will remove immedi-
ately
Mrs. Harriet Wheeler wentSaturday
morning to Edgewater, H., and from
there she will 90 to Marinette, Wis,
TO spend short time with her sister,
Mrs. Ira d. Buck, who is there for
the summer.
Adolph w. Mayer, son of Sigmund
Mayer who is travelling in the south
ern states for Speyer and Son, of New
York. arrived in Plymouth Friday fol-
the first time in four years. His bro
theirs Edwin and Milton was here
Sunday.
This selection may cause delay OF
two weeks in the work, as the excava-
ton, it is estimated. could be complet.
ed by the first of August, but the
saving of $500 was deemed sufficient
to compensate for the delay. The
contractors were notified today of the
choice.
The Vandalia and the Lake Erie
both have bridge and construction
trains quartered at Plymouth for Sc,
eral weeks while betterments are being
made on their lines in this vicinity
A vast amount of railroad work is cen.
tered in this city just now and will
continue through the season.
Thursday was the 74th anniversary
of the birth of Thomas Cole. He was
born inBelfast, Ireland July11 1927 and
came to Plymouth Sept.2, 1858, since
which time he has been resident here
except for the three years given to his
country. He was in Capt. Peter ST.
monson's 9Th Ind. light artillery dur.
ing that period.
The members of the council were
last week advised by Mr.. Parker
who had visited the works at Craw
louisville, that the manufacturers OF
Posten brick would be able to furnish
sufficient quantity for North Michi.
gan street paving by August Is, and
it was unanimously agreed that Post.
en- should be used.
Rev./O. S. Thornberry and wife Of
Plymouth, are the guests of the lat.
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S