The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-05-23
Piymoqfh. Ind. May %. 1901.
LOCAL KEW ;.

FIym0srn, mo-. may <0s fSOf.
LOCAL SUWs.
Dan Jacoby went to LarwIll last
week to take treatment fer rheu-
matism.
Samuel W. Craig came down from
Nsppanee on his wheel Sunday, and wis.,
tied his parents and sister 10 this city.
j. Becker arrived Monday from
Senacs Kansas to visit bis nephew.
Frank Pierce, and other relatives il this
county.
DIR. Gould of Argos, stopped here
Monday on his way home from
Mishawaka, where he had been visiting
his SOD.
"A tramp slept in F. M. McCrory's
wood houseSunday night and in the early
morning took Mr.. Me- bicyci, and left
for parts unknown.
DIR. Brown with bis wife and little
son went to Greencastle. Sunday to visit
the DOCTORS mother, who is seriously i'll.
They will be gone a week.
"A number of prominent Maccabees
from Warsaw, Wabash, Huntington and
other points changed cars here Monday
to attend the state meeting at Laporte
Mrs. Jno Gibson. Mrs. M. E. Bax-
Ter and daughter Ethel who have been
visiting Miss Katie O'Donnell since last
week returned to their home at Kokomo
Monday,
Forrest A. Fishburne infant son OF
Morris and Louella Fishburne, OF near
Hubbard, died May Is, 1901 aged 6
months and 8 days. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. @. l.. Mattox.
The Thayer Novelty works have or
ders for telephone wood work that will
tax their full capacity for several months.
They have contracts with the largest in
dependent firms in the United States.
Mr., and Mrs. James Watson and
Mrs. William Elder of Etna Green, Mrs.
Eagleberger o; Tippecanoe. Mesdames
Coar BurwelI and Iden of Bourbon. and
j. T. Orr, district deputy, went to In
dianapolis Monday to attend the state
meetings of the l. o. OF.
John GsngIoff left this city Monday
forenoon for Kirby. Ohio. wh6ss he
expects to make his home with his sister,
Mr.. Gangloff is an honest upright man
and good citizen in every respect, and
hundreds of old friends hope that his
lines NAV fall in pleasant places.
The black mailing sheet in the room
adjoining the laundry is nearing the end,
and long suffering public will soon be
relieved of the worst excuse for news
paper ever published in city like Ply
mouth. When paper sttmpts TO live
by Matchmaking advertisers, tits exist
ence is only question of q few weeks.
Rev, Chas. NJ Sheldon the Kansas
reformer, who made an effort to christ
ianize the press by editing Topeka pa
per as Christ would do. and failed, is
now about'to try his hand on the thea
tire by dramatizing 'In His Steps" and
personally directing its production.
Sheldon is one of the fellows who is be-
lifting christianity by making merchan-
disc out of it. The press and the pulpit
ought to set down on him.
When we are bluntly told that Mrs.
Lyman j. Gage died as martyr to go
cial life and that her health wac broken
because she insisted on scrupulously full |
filing her duties as 6 social leader. we
get something of an idea Of the utter
sensefeesnees Of the exactions OF Wash
ington society. And what prevails at
Washington prevails pretty much every |
where else IN the realms Of modern and |
prevented society South Bend Times. !
Arthur Griffith. the mathemtical
wonder Of Milford. created great excite
n,snt in Goshen last Saturday. He call
ed on Prof. kieman, superintendent OF
the schools, and while seated on the ve-
randa talking, he suddenly fell in an |
epileptic fit, and after partially rallyiDg
attempted to enter the house. Prof.
Rieman undertook to restrain him.
Griffith attacked the professor. who re-
retrezted to escape injury Griffith then
hurled stones at the house and tore up |
the lawn. Mrs. Riemsn tainted. Neigh
bors sent for the police and Marshal
Self captured Griffith, who soon COM
pletely recovered and declared he could |
remember nothiog that had occurred.
He was released.