The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13

paraiso to attend college.
| Nearly 1.5O0 people attended the
meeting at Antioch Sunday.
Misses Eunice and Florence Porcher
are attending school at Rochester.
Miss Harding. Of South Bend, was
the guest of friends in this city Sunday.
-RoIlo Leonard came home from Chi
cago Saturday evening for visit of a
few days
Mrs Mckinley is making a heroic
battle for life with the odds against her
recovery.
Mrs. John Jacoby remains seriously
i'll and it is feared that she has cancer OF
the stomach.
Miss Bertha WrightIy left this
week for Rochester where she will
attend college,
Several physicians performed the
second operation on George Weigle Sun
day for appendicitis.
W. H. Bollman. who is in the lum
Der business at Knox spent Sunday with
bis family 10 this city.
Mrs. Chambers, we'll known here
several years ago as Miss Walburn, re-
turned to Hanna Monday afternoon.
Don't judge of a speakers eloquence
by the applause he gets. Find out how
many of his relatives are in the crowd.
Frank Reeve arrived home Thurs
day evening from Chicago and visited
uotll Monday with his parents when
he left for Michigan.
Mrs. VIM. Allen and children, of
Whiting, have returned home after
visit of several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
FL. b. Allen 10 this city.
Miss Emma Protsman. one of this
county's most successful teachers is
spending her vacation at Valparaiso tax
ing special course 10 the college there.
The annual convention of the Y. p.
G. u. of the U. B. church was held at
Bourbon on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. A large num-
Der from this city was in attendance.
The preceding of the German Evan
geIical conference which closed at La
porte Monday, show that Rev. G. E.
Weiss of Plymouth was one of the prom
inent speakers and practical members in
the transaction IF business.
| Twenty-Five percent of the young
men who presented themselves for en-
trance examination last week at the mil
itary academy, West Point. were found
physically disqualified. Most of them
were troubled with weak eyes,
Reports received by the state board
OF health show gratifying and steady
improvement in the health of the peo-
! pie OF almost every county in Indiana.
Marshall county as usual is classed
among the most healthful counties in
the state.
Miss Rose Maxwell. daughter of
Rev. ]. A Maxwell. former pastor of
the M. E. church in this city. and Ray
mond B. hickey, prominent young at
torney at Washington. d. c.. were
united in marriage at high noon Monday
The bride has many friends in this city,
Party ascendancy, as rule. is de-
sIrable and advantageous only when
mo Mo - Co. 4.
are capable of managing the same so as
to reflect credit upon the party. Mis-
management and corruption always hurt
the party responsible therefor. The
truth of this is SO apparent as to render
argument unnecessary.
Warren w. Borders, an attorney of
Winamac, was appointed by the present
Democratic board of councilmen to look
after bonds and money paid out in 1897
and 1898 for electric light, water works
and street improvements. In his report
he claims to have found that more than
$1,000 was illegally paid by former Dem
ocratic councilmen. "A number of citi-
ZouS nave iuStItutcu eultS IOr the re-
covery of this money.
j. A. Molter. j. p. married his first
couple Mondoy. And Gays he was
a great deal worae scared than either
the bride or groom but he told them to
join hands and after asking the bride if
she would take the man she held by tbs
hand for her lawful hu1band and getting
the groom to declare that he would con-
slider the lady his lawfully welded wife
he pronounced them married.
Sunday at Laporte what may prove
to be fratricide occurred when Frank
Palen, aged Ii. stuck the blade of
knife into the left side of his brother.
Charles, aged Is. because the latter was
tormenting the one who used the knife. |
Now the little fellow is nearly crazed |
with grief because of the fear that hie |
brother may die as result of the wound |
inflicted The injured boy is in a criti- |
cal condition. his lung having been |