The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-05-30

a few days on business, returning Friday
evening.
Miss Lou Borton left Tuesday for q
weeks visit with her brother in Plym-
| outh, DIR. Borton.
The funera services OF s. B. Gay was
held at Etna Green Sunday forenoon
eaviDg the house here at 10 o'clock.
MRS. M. j. Bently who has been with
her son, Landon Linderman for a few
weeks, left today for her home in Michi
gan City.
Mrs. higgins, of Etna Green. who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. Z.
Hibbitts for few days returned home
Saturday.
DR.. d, ID. Weiser has made prepare
tons to locate for the practice OF medi-
cine in Tyner and will move there in 3
few days.
Mrs. NJ E. Hume OF Plymouth attend
ed the Sunday school convention at
Tippecanoe and visited with William
Erwins Thursday.
| DIR. Eidon is now enjoying a bath
room with all the conviences of modern
plumbing, having made connections with
the city water plant.
Mrs. j. III. Iden returned last week
from Indianapolis. where she had been
10 attendance at the grand assembly or
the Rebecca Lodge.
j. c. Shuler was in Warsaw Thurdays
between trains to get some machinery re-
pairs. There is q call for q good ma
chine shop in Bourbon.
Miss Cora Courich in the employee of
Hines lumber company Chicago is
spending a two weeks vacation with her
mother. Mre. Henry Fields.
VIM. Mckinney daughter and SOD OF
Galveston. this state have been visiting
the formers father for few days and
left today for q visit in Fort Wayne with
his brother j. T. Mckinney.
Henry Amelong hae moved into the j.
W. Shaw property on South Main street
recently purchased by h. George and
bis household goods which have been
stored in Chicago for three years arrived
today.
Mrs. H. E. Neff left Friday for an ex-
tended visit through Ohio. She will in
few weeks meet Rev. Neff in Detroit.
Mich: and froU there they will go to-
gether to Buffalo to visit the Pan A neri-
can exposition.
The Baccaaureate sermon for the
graduating class of 1901. was deliver
| ed by Rev. H. E. Neff at Presbyterian
church Sunday May 26:h at 1870 a.
10. Special music for the occasion has
been prepared by the choir.
S. B. Gay Justice of the Peace and a
popular Grand Army man died at his
home in Bourbon Thursday OF neural
gia Of the heert and lung complications.
he had lived in and around Bourbon for
wears and was known and respected by
all.
E. E. Humphries left Friday to &C.
cept position with wholesale house
with headquarters in Youngstown, Ohio.
He will move his family TO that place in
| about a month and Miss Razenr Keller
will 90 with them to make that her
home.
Bourbon's new steam laundry. Lille
| Bros. proprietors, opened Tuesday for
business. The laundry is equipped with
all modern appliances and Er5t-class
work ls guaranteed. This enterprise
should have the support and patronage
of the entire community.
The memorial day sermon to the old
soldiers by Rev. Hutchison at the M. T..
church wac a forcible and touching
tribute 10 our heroes. The choir render
ed two appropriate anthems and three
hymns. The audience was large and
particularly appreciatlve and the church
was fittingly decorated with flowers and
flags.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Reed OF Warsaw
have issued invitations 70. the marriage
Of their sister, Ruth Caldwell. to Odell
Oldfather, June 9th at the First Pfesby-
terian church at that place. Reception
at the Hotel Hays. Miss Caldwell spent
most OF her girlhood in Bourbon. gradu :
ating from and teaching in our public
schools She has many friends here
who wish her long life. happiness and
prosperity
The Baccalaureate services at the
Presbyterian church Sunday we're large
ly attended. The sermon by Rev Neff
was very impressive and the choir COM
posed of Messrs. Tebay, Steinbach, Nc
Coy and Harlan and Misses Boss and
Field and Mesedames Frioley and
Hahn treated the congregation to three
beautiful anthems. The church was
decorated profusely with cut flowers
and growing plants and the colors OF the
class OF 1901. There are fourteen in the
class and all attended the services togeth
er Two pews being reserved for them.
The delegation of power 10 the selec-
ton of q man on our educational board
is placed in the hands OF our city council
men. These men are supposed to be in
telligent citizens and the choice OF the
people whose representatives they are.
The excellency and efficiency of our
schools demand that our councilmen
feel the responsibility in the selection oil
the new member and choose wisely and
we'll. Men elected because Of party
loyalty and having no other claim for TIT.
mess for the place will always be detri-
ment to our schools.
strike II Declared On.
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