The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13


Art Young who is working at South
Berd spent Sunday in this city.
Misses Eta and Rose Matthews are
visiting their ran dparerts al Culver
Miss Ida Rodgers of South Bend.
spent Sunday at the home of DIR. D. c.
Knott.
Mrs. John StaIsy and Miss Mary
Staloy are visiting relatives at South
Bend
Misses Lulu Baker and Lulu Don
ard. of Culver. spent Sunday with Nora
Rodgers.
Ralph Windbigler. of South Benz,
arrived home Saturday evening to visit
his parents.
Mrs Caroline Burkett, of South
Bend. spent Sunday with her daughters
Ia this city
Harry Hampton. of Laporte. spent
Sunday in this city the guest of Miss
Nettie Crawford
John Jacoby, the nine year-old son
of Mark Jacoby is recovering from
severe attack of sppendici is.
Gust Jeffries who has boen visiting
his parents and friends in this city the
past month has returned to Texas.
John Bower and wife returned Sun
day evening to their home in Ohio. after
a weeks visit at the home of DR.. Bower
Adam Wise and two sons spent Sun
day in Goshen. where Mr.. Wise deliver
ed an address to a concourec of Macca-
bees.
Mrs. ID. G. Cole furnished some
excellent music with a gramaphone at
King & Davis notion store last Saturday
evening.
"A western jury returned the follow
ing verdict recently; I'VE find that the
deceased died by the will of Providence,
or some other disease unknown to u.s."
w. H. Redman and Miss Nellie F.
Robinson both of Norlb township. were
married by Justice Molter at his office in
this city at II o'clock Monday forenoon.
L. E. Harris, of Inwood. departed
Sunday for Missouri, where he will make
his home in the future His wife will
visit couple weeks with relatives be-
fore she joins him.
Miss Haines, the popular primary
teacher of the Webster school, is recover
ing from malariai attack which kept
her out of school Thursday and Friday,
the only days shs was out of school dur
ing the term
Robert Erwin and Trustee Wood of
Tippecanoe township, made this Office
pleasant call Monday morning. They are
farmers>and too busy to stay long. They
came up on the first forenoon train and
went back on the next.
-EpiscopaIians will be interested to
learn that the diocese of Indiana at the
annual convention last week decided to
change its name to the diocese of Ind
ianapolis,' thus patterning after the
diocese of Michigan City"
"A steamship has made the voyage
from Chicago to Hamburg with full
cargo and this is the forerunner of a
regular service between the great lakes
and Europe. for the trip is said to have
been successful aud profitable.
The ball game at Bremen on Satur-
day between the Fl, Wayne Shamrocks
and the Bremen nine resulted in a
victory for Bremen by score of to 4,
ten innings, and on Sunday the Sham
rocks won by score of II too
The Thayer Novelty factory in the
north end of town now employs forty
hands and could employ many more If
they had the room as they have more
orders than they can ill. While some
people thi..E Plymouth is dead town,
all its 3 stes:ss are running force of
hands, lew buildings are going up and
there is work for everybody.
Joseph Harker. formerly of this
city, has been indicted for voting illegal
ly in Goshen last Novembar. Harker :
was at work in plymouth when his par
ents moved to Goshen last summer and I
did not go with them, but says his home
had always been with them and he and I
his attorneys content II when the par !
ents moved to Gee / Joeeph's home
was. also in Goshen. It is eaid that a |
special effort will be made to convict !
i'm. The whole question will revolve
on how far man can go toward The fix !
ing othis residence by his own Seciara-
ton.
Some men get 30 in the habit Of US
ing what is generally looked upon as
profane language that it becomes Sec
ond nature to them. II they could all
be brought up as readily as the man IN
the following anecdote. perhaps their
manners would soon be mended. Ex-
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