The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-08-15

! Charles IL. Leonard lelU uOudl
on his annual hay fever excursion tc
Petoskey
Miss Iva Disher went to Geneva
Indiana, where she will visit for sew.
eral days.
Will Mcdonald rode over from Al
bion on his wheel to have Sunday in
Plymouth.
James Brink and George Hahn,
came down from South Bend to spend
Sunday here.
Mrs. NJ. r. Raymond of near Gro.
vertown, went to Claypool to visit fol
several weeks.
The teachers institute will belheld
the last week in August commencing
Monday August 26.
Mrs. Rosa Reed went to Rochester
Wednesday to visit friends and rel
atives for few days.
Mrs. Ida Stony, of Mexico, Ind,
who has been visiting friends here, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Herbert j. Mill of Valparaiso,
who has been visiting friends here,
went to belong yesterday.
John Guipe, of Elkhart, who was a
Plymouth business man 30 years ago,
visited here over Sunday.
Mrs. William Whitesell, who has
been visiting in this city, returned to
her home i'm South Bend today.
Mrs. William Suit went to South
Bend yesterday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Baugher, for several days.
La Porte Tanning Mill for sale.
Good as new, cheap.
1878 GEORGE d. MARKS.
The Fulton county fair will be held
September %, 26, 81, & %, 1901.
Write for catalogue. F. ENCORE, Pres.
Come with well filled baskets to the
Grange picnic at the Shoemaker bridge
in West township Thursday Aug. 10.
Hon. Amasa johnson who has been
seriously i'll for seven weeks is improv-
ing slowly, but is not able to be up.
Arthur B. Toan, cashier of large
bank at Marinette, Wis, came Tues
day evening tospend his vacation with
his parents.
Mrs. III. A. Pershing, of South
Bend, stopped between trains with
Mrs. S. n. Stevens on her way home
from Winona.
Mrs. Andrew Korp, of Grass Creek,
who has beeh visiting friends and rel
atives here, went to Tyner yesterday
where she will live.
Four weeks from last Monday the
boys and girls ofPlymouth will wash up
after the long vacation and enter up
on the new school year.
Come to the old settlers meeting
at the Grange picnic, near Shoemaker IS
bridge, Thursday Aug. 10. Able
speakers will be present.
Mrs NJ. E. Bell, Miss Martha and
Walter Clevinger, of South Bend, who
have been visiting at the home of JOS
ephSwindell, returned home yesterday.
The old settlers of the forties and
fifties will be entertained at the
Grange picnic at Shoemaker's bridge
Thursday Aug. 10. Come out, and
bring well filled baskets.
B. L. Hamler, of Frankfort, Ind,
died at Cannon City, Colorado, Aug.
10, aged AZ years. He was tailor in
Plymouth twenty years ago and later
worked in Bourbon serveral years.
The remains were brought to Bour-
bon for interment. He leaves wife
and one son.
Frank Bailey, the dwarf, refused to
accompany the commissioner from
Howard township to the CasS county
poor farm, having secured the loan
of sum sufficient to purchase ''talk-
ing machine" with which he started
today on tour of the state. He VIII
try to get enough money to get his
dwarf wife out of the county house.
Niles Star.
A most enjoyable family picnic held
Tuesday afternoon at Pretty Lake was
composed of Misses Victoria Cleave-
land, Bessie Vets, Maud Kingsbury,
Edith Covert and Messrs. VIM. O.
Coast, and Cleveland Kingsbury. Miss
Cleaveland served 6 O'Clock dinner
to these young folks at her home
yesterday.
In another column of this issue will
be found the estimates of county ex-
penses for the year 1902, as compiled