The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-20
Rev. Jeffries is reported quite III again.

friends at Sligo.
Miss Ida Ulricb was the guest OF Art
Young at South Bend Sur ~.
Marion Balsley of South Bend spent
Sunday with Miss Ollie English.
Daniel Wrighteman and Miss Dora
Warnes spent Sunday at Culver.
Miss Alice Schultz of Culver spent
Sunday with Miss Francis Emerson.
Misses Lena Becknell and Myrtle
White are visiting relatives at Tyner.
Miss Pearl Anderson speut Sunday
with Miss Lissie Mortimore at Bourbon.
jacob Sebel and Miss Daisy Glass
were guests Of friends at South Bend
Sunday.
Misses Maud and Grace Fi7h spent
Sunday in Chicago visiting their brother
Claud.
George Baugher and Miss Amelia
Ulrich we're guest Of friends at Michigan
City Sunday.
Claude and Merle Worster, of North
Liberty, visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. V.
Clifford Sunday.
Chas. Fisel, of Fit. Wayne. was the
guest Of Miss Bessie Long Saturday
evening and Sunday.
Oliver Agler OF Chicago spent Sunday
with hIs wife in Plymouth and his par
ents rear Twin Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Bennett, Edwin
Tanner and Earl Corbaley. of Indiana
polls spent Sunday in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Lindsay of
Chicago are visiting their daughter
Mrs. M. L. Helpman and family.
Mrs, E G. Sawyer, Ut South Bend,
was in Plymouth over Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Smith.
Mrs. Peter Richards was called to
Monterey Friday by the serious ILLNESS
OF her daughter. Mrs. Mary Wedman.
Floyd Linkenbelt. who is employed at
Indianapolis. is spending the week in
Plymouth, He is accompanied by his
wife
George Chart. manager of wholesale
produce house in Milwaukee, is visiting
relatives in Plymouth and Polk town.
ship.
Miss Jes1ie Toap, Who has been teach
ing at Attica, reached home Saturday
afternoon to pass the vacation with her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter White.
Miss Inecia White and Maudie Thomp-
son. of indianapolis, spent Sunday with
Ed Conlon ard wife.
Underwood & Son can sell you any
thing you want in the bicycle line, and
on repair work they save you money.
Try them and see. wdtf
Mrs. John Appleman and Mrs. VIM.
Zehner will leave in a few days for
North Dakota. where the former will
take up homestead claim.
Mrs. Smith wife of Rev. L. s. Smith
OF Delphi, and her daughter. Miss Orpha
came Saturday for a visit of several
days with friends in this city,
Prof. Charles II. Wood, superinten-
dent OF the public schools at Valparaiso
has confided to intimate friends that he
will be candidate for the republican
nomination for state geologist next year.
The Culver Herald made ite appear
ance again today after a vacation of two
weeks. The publisher says says his son
Homer L. Nearpass, will hereafter have
entire charge of the local and business
management ct the office.
The White Pigeon Journal says: Con.
gresham James ID. Richardson of Ten
nessee is now the worlds ranking Free
Mason and as sovereign grand master he |
will receive salary of $1,000 year the
remainder OF his life aud have the right |
to occupy the official residence, ~"Holy |
House of the Temple" in Washington.
His position will give him a Masonic |
superiority over King Edward VII Of |
England an6 President Daz of Mexico. |
The death of Thomas Caswell gave Mr..
Richardson this position.
A delightful luncheon was given at the
Washington school Saturday evening,
the teachers and students OF the high
school grades being the guests of the
superintendent. The speeches and table
talk, being largely personal in character
are not reported. but it is said that they
were exactly fitted to the occasion and
that if the members of the outgoing
class will heed the warnings and advice
OF their fellows who remain in school,
and vice versa. Plymouth will provide
the world with model lot of young men
and women.
For new bicycles, tires. sundries and
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