The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-25
LOCAL NEWS

Maurice Mckenzie is visiting a
Indianapolis this week.
Miss Van Lieu, of Lakeyille, is Wis
iting Mrs. B. NJ Seybold.
Deward Fouts, of Cleveland, Ohio
is visiting Howard Vanscoick.
James Marshall spent Sunday here
with his brother, the ex-sheriff.
Mrs. Daniel Hahn and Mrs. Alice
Poland, of Bourbon, are visiting Mrs.
Peter Disher.
Mrs. ID. Frank Redd, with Helen
and Russell, are visiting her parents
at Climax, Mich.
Fred Mann, of Chicago, a former
West township resident, was in Plym-
outh over Sunday.
o. S. Gaskell and wife, of Burket,
Ind, visited over Sunday with o. F.
Ketcham and family.
George Hulve rsOn of Chicago is visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. III. Hulver-
son.-Laporte Herald.
Glenn Seybold has returned from a
visit of a week at Chicago with the
family of ID. r. Richardson.
Mrs. DR.. Knott entertained her
Sunday School class at the home of
Will Orman Tuesday evening.
Jesse Hamlet and family, who have
been visiting here for the past few
days, returned to their home at Fit.
Wayne
Martha, Diana and Hannah Davis
went to ST. Joe, Mich, where they
will visit relatives until the first of
September.
J. III. Smith, the well known real
estate agent and abstractor of Roches-
ter, died Tuesday and was buried
this forenoon.
Miss Celia Bergman fell from a
boat Sunday at Pretty Lake and
was thoroughly wetted. She did not
do it on purpose.
Rev. w. w. Raymond left for De-
troit Tuesday to attend the national
and international convention of the
Society Of st. Andrew.
= Mrand Mrs. w. E. Walter, who were
married few weeks ago, left for Bre-
men Tuesday TO. commence house
keeping in their own home.
a new steam shovel was put togeth-
er to work on the Pennsylvania
railroad east of here. This makes
five they have working near by.
Otto Weber returned Saturday
evening from a months visit at Buf-
falo and Niagara Falls. The Pan
American took most of the time.
a special train loaded with delega-
ties to the Young Peoples Christian
Union convention at WinOna passed
through here from Chicago yesterday.
Engine 134, which has been work
ing on the double track here, went to
FIT. Wayne on the local to get its fiue
repaired and engine IA took its place
Misses Anna Houghton and Jessie
Toan have returned to Ligonier from
their eastern trip. Miss Toan will
reach Plymouth this evening or to-
morrow
The Vandalia cement gang of ten
men began work in this vicinity Tues
daY. 1t was at the Twin Lake cross
ing Tuesday and will make Plymouth
headquarters some time.
Rev. W. E. Mckenzie and wife
have gone to Lafayette to attend the
Battle Ground camp meeting and
there will be no preaching at the
Methodist church for two weeks.
The street commissioner Tuesday
ing installed Bert Thompson as assist
ant foreman on the North Michigan
street work and temporarily employed
Ford Reynolds as timekeeper, acting
under the authority of council con-
ferred last night.
Robert E. Geyer, George Mathews,
J. j. Beckner, Nate Bunch and Frank
johnson, residents of St. Joseph
county, were here Monday on bust
ness connected with the big Harsh
berger ditch, being constructed by the |
two counties jointly.
Mr.. andMrs. L.R. Linkenhelt start |
ed for Winamac, yesterday morning,
but when near Fletcher's lake the |
coupling pole broke and let them
down. The horse ran away but was |
caught about a quarter of a mile
away. 1t is not known how they got
back.-Rochester Republican.
Plymouth thermometers have sell
dom reached and maintained as high |
a mark as was registered Sunday |
day and night. Conservative instru-