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

Mercury marked 80 degrees in the
I shade June IL and ID.
DIR. Knott reports girl baby at the
home of Roller Kleckner.
Miss Blanche Williams is attending
the convention at Bourbon.
Six of c. T. Mattingly's best hogs
died from heat Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Spath of Valparaiso, is visiting
with the family of her daughter. Mrs.
Geo. Kruger.
Charles Brown who nas been visit
irg in this city returned Tuesday to
Michigan City.
"A marriage license was issued Mon
day to Fred ". Steckman and Miss
Maude Barrett.
Henry Ulrich, of Peru, was in the
city tuesday advertising the Sangerfest
for next Sunday.
The Saint Boniface society of this
city attended the silver jubilee in body
at Valparaiso Tuesday.
-WANTED-A competent girl or
woman to do homework. Wages SO 90 a
week, Enquire at this Office.
Rev. o. f. Lands. of Macy, changed
cars here Tuesday for Bourbon WI ere he
will attend the Y. P G. U. convention.
Frank Martindale, Carr Mcdonald
and Leo Bollmsn have gone to Argos ex-
pecting to nave a good time for few
| days.
Capt. Amasa johnson accompanied
by his little grandson Clarence Seward
vent to Fit. Wayne Tuesday to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Baker.
-Unger and Brown, tie conspirators
in the case of Marie Deffenbach. of La
Porte were convicted They deserve
hanging. if any one ever did.
George Weigle came out of the
operation Of Sunday fully as we'll as
physicians expected and the prospects
for his recovery are encouraging.
Charles Morgan. who has been a
resident OF North township over sixty
years, left Tuesday for visit of
several weeks in Barron county, Wiscon-
sin.
Elephants have been barred from
circus parades in Fort Wayne on ac-
count of the disaster which occurred
when Ringing Bros show visited there
a few years ago.
The supreme court decides that a
city marshal has the right to kill un-
muzzled dogs after the mayor has issued
a proclamation declaring that there is
danger from hydrophobia.
The county council is called to con-
vene in special meeting or Wednesday
June 10. 1901. at 1880 a. M. at the
auditors Office to consider appropriations
to be asked to build eight new bridges.
Indianapolis boasts of negro who
is los years ola. has been married "a
times and is the father of 80 children.
Indianapolis has no telegraph liar as far
as known, yet this is pretty tough
story.
Mrs. Solier. daughter Helen and
master Franz. who have been visiting at
the home of Al Gibson and other reIa-
tives and friends in this city, returned
Tuesday to their home at Montpelier,
Ohio.
Rev. &. r. Hartman OF Three Rivers.
Mich, brother Of Rev. Hartman of the
Reformed church of this city was msr-
ried to Miss Rose Freuler. at the home
of the bride in Milwaukee Wis.,, Tues
day afternoon at o'clock.
VIM. McDuffie was overcome with
the heat and fell unconscious just as he
reached his home shortly after 6 o'clock
Tuesday evening. DR.. Martin was called
and administered reetoratives. Mr..
McDuffie is able to be up again today.
AT the last meeting of the council
D. Z. Snyder was reelected
member of the school board. An order
for payment of the new water mains was
drawn. and special meeting of the
council to further consider the paying
question was called for next Monday
evening.
Martin III. Rice one of the old set
tiers and business men of Plymouth but
for the past thirty years a resident OF
Indianapolis, stopped in Plymouth
on his way home from Lake Maxinkuc-
kee where he has been getting his cottage
ready for his family. Mr., Rice and fam
lily have taken their summer vacation at
the lake for more than forty years.
Quite heavy frost fell Saturday
morning which was plainly visible in
low grounds to early risers, though far
mers we have seen are of the opinion
that it has done but very little, if any
damage. There certainly has been more
cold nights thus far this spring than for
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