The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-09-19
LOCAL NEWS


Stephen Bagely is seriously ill at
his home in this city.
Mrs. r. c. Kloepfer has returned
from her visit at Milwaukee.
A. p. Elliott was down town
for the first time in two weeks.
Frank \. Hendricks will left Sat
urday for trip to New Orleans.
Miss Theresa Miller has returned
from visit of three weeks in Ohio.
Misses Lulu Carey and Alice Daub-
enspeck spent the day in South Bend.
Mrs. Marion Guyer, of Chicago, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Henry Humrichouser spent Sun
day with his son Harry at PiercetOn.
Edward Zechiel, of Union township,
has gone TO Tifin, Ohio, to enter
college.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Roof died at Bremen Thursday
morning.
Mrs. ~ III. Buckley returned to-
day from visit of a week at Milford
Junction.
w. S. Ramsey, of Bourbon. passed
through here Saturday on his way
to indianapolis.
T. \. Downs, formerly Vandalia
agent here and now of Carlisle, KY,
is visiting in Plymouth.
Earl North left for Crawfords-
vile, Monday to finish his last years
work in Wabash college.
Mrs. Clinton Bondurant and Mrs
Emma Gallagher have returned from
the Pan-American exposition.
Rev. J. p. Stahl has returned to
Ohio after visit of few days with
his mother in Union township.
j. D. Mccoy left for Detrc c
Monday to attend the National AS
ISOLATION of laundrymen.
Mrs. ]. d. Mccoy and daughter
Blanche and 5. b. flaming went to
Rochester to visit over Sunday.
LeGrand T. Marvin, of Frankfort,
was the guest of Miss Della Oglesbee
for the entertainment Friday evening.
Peter Jacoby has returned to his
home near Aurora, Nebraska, after a
visit of ten days with old friends here.
Several preachers and singers have
near the river west of j. A. Gilmore S.
Mrs. Win Morrow and children and
Miss. Martha ]. Kelley have gone to
Sugar Grove, Ill.,, for visit of ten
days.
Charles Burroughs and family, OF
Gage county, Neb., who have been
visiting here several weeks, went tc
Chic. Ind, Friday for a visit of q
few days.
David Wiser has moved from South
Bend to Plymouth. He has purchased
his old home near the Brownlet
bridge and expects to live and die
there.
Mrs. La Pierre of South Bend and
Mesdames Leibolt and Swartz of Wal
kerton are visiting the family of III
B. Whitlock and other relatives in thi
city and vicinity.
Mrs John Flaharty and family anC
Miss Mabel Ryan went to Fit. Wayn,
Thursday where Mr. Flaharty i
now employed and where the famil
will make their home for the pres
ent.
Mrs Fred Shoemaker and her aunt
Mrs. John Kuhn, were called to Bur
Oak, Mich, Friday by the information
that Mrs. Allen Shook, Mrs. Shoe
makers sister, is critically i'll and j
not expected to recover.
The sheriffFriday Investigated sus
picious character who passed through
here with horse that, it was thought
might have been stolen. Nothin
was found to warrant an arrest.
Mrs. George Kruger received il
formation of the serious illne!
of her mother, Mrs. Spath, at Va
paraiso, and will 60 to her bedsi6
this evening.
Rev. w. w. Lineberry president G
the Indiana NJ. p. conference, b;
beer spending a few days at the hon
of Jacob Keyser where his wife h;
been visiting her parents sever
weeks.
Jacob Hoh.m was badly hurt las
week while working on the railroad.
was struck by a heavy piece OF timb'
thrown irony car and deep gas
was cut in lis left leg which was ais
badly bruised 1t viii be sever