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


&C, d. Shobe returned from Lima,
o.. Tuesday where be was called by the
death of his father.
Mrs. Kipfer who has been visiting at
the home of L. r. Ocher returned to
South Bend tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Craig left Tuesday
for Wolcottville. where they will visit
Mrs. Craig's son. A. Hoppe and family
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Metsker left
Wednesday morning for Anderson to at
tend the wedding of DIR. @. HI. Metsker.
Miss Lulu Downward arrived from
Lima, Ohio, Wednesday to spend the
summer with Miss Lulu Baker at Gull
YER.
Mrs. s. j. Burgner and children, of
Donaldson and niece. Vonnie Seiders.
visited with Mrs Chas. Anderson Tues
day.
Miss Carrie Boss a teacher in the
Bourbon schools returned to her home
in Plymouth Wednesday for the summer
vacation.
William Clark who has been visiting
his parents in this city left Tuesday
for South Bend and from there he goes
to Chicago.
Mrs. Sloan of Three Rivers. Mich,
who has been visiting Mrs. Sarah Heck
ert and other friends in this city went to
Warsaw yesterday.
Miss Hattie Mason who has been
staying with her sister. Mrs. Thornburg,
near Burr Oak. returned Tuesday to her
home at Dunkirk, Ohio.
-DavidZehner and wife left yesterday
morning for Ashland, Ohio, where they
will attend the 9Th zehner family re-
union which was held today.
Mrs. Harry Humrichouser is expect
ed from Pierceton today to visit Mrs.
Henry Humrichouser who has been in
poor health for several weeks.
The city council met Monday even
ing and passed a resolution to pave
North Michigan street from the Yellow
River bridge to Jackson street.
Mrs. w. T. Leonard went to Peru
Tuesday to meet her daughter, Mrs.
Quick, who is coming home from st.
Louis for visit of few weeks.
Mrs. Bennett who has been visiting
at the home of Joseph Marshall left
Wednesday for Etna Green where she
will visit her sister. Mrs. Hudson.
Mrs. Hutchinson. who has been
visiting friends at Argos and was the
guest of Mrs. Browulee in this city left
Tuesday for her home at Lakeside,
Mich.
Tuesday morning Benjamin Switzer
sold to Mayer Altman nine fieecee of the
finest wool that has been marketed in
Plymouth this season. They weighed
81 pounds.
Mrs. Widman and children, who
have been visiting Mr., ard Mrs. Peter
Richards. Mrs. w. parents on Miner
street. returned yesterday to their home
at Monterey.
DIR DUR and wife, HI A. Sham
baugh. John Capron and wife andlMisses
Florence Smith. Name Hoham, Mary
Brown. Edna and Emma Hockey. Bessie
Altman and Della Ogleebee went to Cul
yer yesterday noon.
Miss Lena Zurfiun. of SendaiJapan.
was guest at the Reformed parsonage
Tuesday and yesterday. Unexpectedly she
Is unable to tarry until Thursday, hav-
ing an appointment to speak at the
Heidelberg classes at New Bremen, O..
on that day. Hence her appointment
in st. Paul's church must be deferred
until sometime in the fall. She spoke
at Twin Lakes Tuesday evening in
very interesting manner. Miss Zurfiuh
is missionary of the Reformed church.
She spent six and half years in the
SUNRISE Kingdom and is home on her
first furlough.
Culver Military Academy closed its
work today at IL a. m. The Pro-
gram for Tuesday and Wednesday was
as follows: Guard mounting. parade.
riding school exercise artillery drill. sig
nal drill in transportation of wLunded,
competitive shooting. battalion drill.
battalion parade. On Wednesday
evening in addition to the regular pro-
gram the last parade OF the year was
given at o'clock p. M, and the final
bali ut 10 p. N, The graduation exercises
began at $50 a. M, today and
closed at IL a. M, when the battalion
was dismissed for the summer. There
are SO graduates.