The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-08-08
Mildred Jordan went to Delong

Guy Porter, of Chicago, went to
Culver Friday noon.
Miss Edith Hoover, of South Bend,
was in town Friday.
Miss Emma Koontz went to Elk
hart Friday, to visit friends.
Mrs. E, S. Sawyer, of South Bend,
is visiting ID. C. Smith and family.
Mrs. f. NJ. Blassingham, of Logan
sport, WIS Plymouth visitor lastweek.
r.. T.. Baty, of the Bethel church
neighborhood, was q Plymouth visitor
Friday.
The Clizbe factory last week made a
shipment of grinders to Melbourne,
Australia.
Miss Jessie Toan, who has been Wis
iting friends in Ligonier, returned
home Friday.
Miss Bessie Viets, of Chicago, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. DIR.
E. w. Vets.
Everett Fields and wife have re-
turned to South Bend after short
visit in this city.
Adam Hensel and son, Lawrence, of
Plymouth, are visiting friends here
South Bend Tribune.
Herbert Hess has returned to his
home at indianapolis after a visit
here with his parents.
Walter Clevender, Mrs. Bell and
Miss Maddie Bell, of South Bend, are
visiting Joseph Swindell and family.
The Michigan City common council
has ordered the construction of a large
amount of cement walk and has petit
lions for more.
Mrs. Judge Capron has purchased
the Bennett residence property at the
corner of Michigan and Adams streets
and will improve it.
The remodeled house of c. p.
Drummond, north of his residence,
has been rented to railway mail
clerk who will occupy it Oct. l.
In the oratorical contest by the w.
c. T. T., held July 81, 1901, at Max
inkuckee assembly the gold medal
was awarded to Miss Leona Yarman,
of Bourbon,
J. E. Marshall and family, together
with Mrs. Marshall's cousins, Jennie
French and Carrie Dunlap, have
established a camp at Twin Lakes for
two weeks.
Albert Hume has accepted a fat
tering offer on the faculty of Purdue
University, in the department of ag-
riculture, and has resigned his posi-
ton i'm Louisiana to move to Lafay-
cite.
Passenger Engineer Mauk, veter-
an in the Pennsylvania company's
service, is seriously ill. He was bet
ter some weeks ago, but owing to the
intense heat, suffered relapse. Ma
jor Mauk formerly lived i'm this city.
The conductors of the Pennsylvania
railway, between FIT. Wayne and
Chicago, united in presenting an in
valid's chair and purse of $500 to o.
A. Drown of Valparaiso veteran con-
ductor of that road, now rendered
helpless by injuries.
The greatest death rate ever shown
in the Indiana Grand Army in six
months report came August l. The
total loss to the department during
that time was 352. There are 40
posts in the state, with an aggregate
membership of 10, $50.
A passenger engine on going into
the Vandalia round house at Terre
Haute Wednesday knocked down an
iron column supporting the roof.
This let down seven other columns,
and hundred feet of the roof tum-
bled in on eight big engines, all of
which were damaged more or less.
Luckily no one was hurt.
The paving of Laporie street to the
width of forty feet in the blocl: west
of Walnut street probably involves
theloSS of a number Of handsome
shade trees on the frontage OF Judge
Hess and j. Z. HaneS. These trees
were set too close to the curb and
layer of brick over the roots may cut
off the water, air and nutriment to
such an extent as to kill them. James
Russell, an old-time Carpenter and
builder of this city, set out the trees
on the property of Judge Hess many
years ago and they are now healthy
and well grown
Stansbury. Harker Wedding.