The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-08-22
LOCAL NEWS

a Flaschentraeger went to South
Bend Saturday to visit his daughter
JAS X. Houghton, of Chicago, il
spending a brief vacation with his
family here.
Mrs. W. r. Stuckey, of South Bend
who has been visiting here, returned
home Friday.
Donaldson, visited relatives in this
city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Parks went
to Bourbon Friday morning to attend
the reunion Of the Parks family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Listenberger,
of Fit. Wayne, WAC have been WISHING
here, went to Hiobard Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Trash, of Wakrusa, Ind,
who has been visiting here and at
Bourbon, returned home Friday.
w. HI. Taylor, of Rochester, ex-
trustee of Tippecanoe township, trans
acted business in Plymouth Saturday.
Mrs. E. c. Walb- ..age, of Nebraska
Clty, Neo. who has been visiting Mrs.
3 W. Jackson, went to Argos to visit.
Adam Vinnedge has accepted en-
ployment with Hatch & Sons as a
superintendent on the street improve
ment.
Mrs. T. A Phillips and two daugh-
tiers, Edna and Ruby, who have been
visiting friends here, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. Emma Alderfer. of South Bend,
who has been visiting her brother
Frank Liggett IN thisccity, returned
home Friday.
z. NJ. Tanner has just returned
from highly successful trip through
Michigan and will now ruSticate a
lew weeks at MS nome.
Mr.. B. b. F. Collins nd Mss Clara
Collins, of South Bend, .,no have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Rockhill
went to Macy Friday morning.
Mrs. W. HI. Love returned from
Mentone Wednesday evening accom-
panied by her invalid brother, Mr..
Kessler, who will remain with her a
few weeks.
Isaiah Holly, of Rochester, who has
been here about three weeks, ha
opened barber shop in the Hote.
Ross, convenience that travelling
men have long been clamoring for.
A Pan-American exposition party
left Saturday night consisting of G. p
Drummond, Jas. A. Gilmore, Jr., and
John c. Capron, with their families.
Mr.. VIM. Coast, who has been visit
ing Maud and Cleveland Kingsbury
left Friday evening for Buffalo and the
Beta Fraternity Annual Convention
Mr.and Mrs. L. E. Lamson ant
children went to BOurbonFriday to at
tend the funeral of B. L. Hamler
who died at Canyon City, Col. last
Saturday.
Quincy Kelley, who HIS been visit
ing here, returned to Chicago Frida,
afternoon. His sister, Mrs. jacob
Rensselaer,, and daughter accompanied
him home.
DR.. c. w. Burket,of Warsaw, il
walking on crutches. In chasing
loose horse he made asudden turn anl
in so doing tore muscle in his leg
sustaining severe and painful injury
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heminger, o
West township, have taken thei
daughter, Ella, to the Epworth hospi
tai at South Bend for the treatmen
of her eyes, but fears she will los
the left one.
John McCaffery, an aged inmate o
tie county infirnlary, has been in a. low
state of health for some time an,
Wednesday night he was taken to tn
home Of his son James in South Bend
who came for him.
Peter Knoll, brother of Plym
outh's street commissioner, had one O
his hands badly hurt by tie fallin,
ON it while working ON bridge t
Valparaiso Friday. One finger O.
his left hand was crushed.
Sol B. Yoder, wife and son, 9
Bourbon, Mrs. Wolfe, and sister 9
Mrs. Yoder of South Bend, Mr.. an
Mrs. Centzsberger, of Lakeville, wer
entertained for dinner Friday at tn
Ross House, by DR.. Knott.
The Huntington Herald quotes a
officer of the Fort Wayne & South
western Traction company as sayin
that the line viii be built to Wabas
before cold weather, and that in th
spring work viii begin on the exter
sion to Warren.
Construction men at work nea
ponelson hill ON the Pittsburg, hav
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