The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-10-03
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. George W. Foulke, of South
Bend, is visiting Mrs. B. NJ. Seybold.
S. B. Tanning went to Rochester
this morning.
Warsaw is trying TO secure the To-
cation of big pottery plant.
Mrs. FL. E. Shirley, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is visiting her brother, N. H.
Oglesbee.
The attendance at the Rochester
fair last week was the largest in the
history of the fair.
James Anglin, Western Union tele-
graph operator, is away on vacation.
He went to Logansport.
Charles Kellison has returned from
a pleasant visit with his mother in
York state.
E. w. Hinshaw, of Chicago, was
transacting business in Plymouth last
week.
Because of an a5cident to its press
the Democrat was printed in this Of
fee today.
Mrs. Frank Myers, of Angola, FORM
erly Miss Fannie Russell, is in Plym-
outh visiting relatives.
An epidemic of grip is threa tened.
1t will usually yield to appropriate
treatment if not neglected.
The case of the Modern Samaritans
against j. A. Skunk resulted in a find
ing against the defendant for $500
and costs.
State Auditor w. III. Hart has been
elected president of the national as
sionerS.
Capt. j. Q. Adams, instructor at
Culver military academy, has been APP
pointed treasurer for the Marion sold
iers' home
The space under roof at the st.
Louis Worlds Fair will be one-third
greater than that at the famous Col
umbian Exposition.
The common council will meet i'm
adjourned session this evening Par
ties interested i'm sidewalks will do
well to keep their ears to the ground.
Friday afternoon reception
was given by Misses Emma and
Edna Yockey in honor of their cousin,
Mrs. Frank McFarlane, of Denver.
The cmbrasured wall and crenelat-
ed towers of the Pythian Castle Hall
loom up on North Michigan street
like piece of medieval architecture
on the Rhine.
A communication received Thurday
from the Office of the governor of
Michigan contains the information
that no decision has yet been reached
in the Probert case.
Francis NJ. Fortune will have pub
lie sale of farm property and house
hold goods at his residence near the
Dunkard church five miles west of
Plymouth. Oct. L.
People up in LapOrte county are
easily swindled. Sharpers have sold
a lot of very inferior soap at 80 cents
cake by promising to giveevery pur-
chaser five yards of Brussels carpet.
Brooks Marine band, one of the
best musical organizations in America,
has an open date for Oct. Is and an
effort is being made to interest Plym-
outh people to get i6 here at that
time.
DIR. w. Jackson, of Climax, Mich,
arrived in Plymouth last Thursday on
his way toBOurbon, having been called
there by the death of his brother-in-
law, Mr.. j. Redd. His daughter,
Mrs. Redd, accompanied him to
the funeral.
III. b. Lemert, u. S. artilleryman
now stationed at Fit. Columbus, New
York harbor, was here last week er
route to his former home at South
Bend on furlough. He has been
two years in the Philippines and was
on duty at the Mckinley funeral.
The corner stone of the Masonic
temple will be laid Monday afternoon
and business men who have any bust
ness card or small article which they
wish to place in the box to be sealed
up in the corner stone are requested
to leave them at L. Tanners between
now and Monday noon.
Interesting il True.