The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-20
Quincy Kelly went to Chicago to-
spend Sunday with his family.

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spend Sunday with his family.
Charles Lindquist of South Bend Is
visiting his parents in this city.
Miss Emma Holem Uil teach in the
Columbia City schools next year.
Mrs. Jacob Lechlitner and daughter
have gone TO Peru for visit of ten days
with, relatives.
Brook Bowman of the Bremen Euqui-
rer is attending the national editorial
convention at Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bonnell went to
Bourbon to visit over Sunday on their
way to their home at Arcola.
h. G. Thayer is suffering with a severe
attack of facial erysipelas, He had a
similar case about six years ago.
Mrs. F. A. Hite one of the teachers
at the Webster sclool. will spend her
vacation with her parents in Wisconsin.
Abraham Mcdowell and his sister,
Mrs. Engle, have returned to their home
at Geneva. Ind, after a visit at Twin
Lakes,
Edward Fl. Smith and Miss Gertrude
Anglin Of near Etna Green, were married
Wednesday evening. Juce II, by Rev.
S. McNeely, OF Tiosa,
A Michigan man is lecturing on What
l know OF hsll' and exhibits four mar
riage certificates az evidence. His wives
probably know more about the place
than he does.
Miss Anna Suit and her niece Ruth,
daughter OF Louis Suit, have gone to
Hanna for visit Of few days. From
there they will go to Laporte and visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Suit before return
ing home.
A Chicago man owns canary bird
which he values at 81, 200. The high
price of the little feathered songster is
because Of its ability to whistle ''Yan-
kee Doodle through without making a
false note.
Frank Humrichouser brought in the
fret home grown potatoes of the season
Thurs lay. They are at Vinall's grocery
store and are wonderfully fine for the
18th of June when there has been less
than a week of warm weather.
124 years ago Friday the Stars and
Stripes were adopted as the emblem of
the United States of America at the
home of Mrs. Ross, in Philadelphia, in
the presence OF George Washington,
Benjamin Franklin and other prominent
personages.
Flag day at the Pan-Amsrican ex-
position Friday was observed with pa
triotic service in charge CT the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution. The
wife OF Senator Fairbanks of this state,
who is president-general of the society,
delivered the principal address.
1t will be noticed that many towns
and cities in Indiana are preparing to
celeorat, the Fourth of July and to read
the Declaration of Independence with
greater eclat than they did before Dem
ocratic orators began to show that the
declarasion had been Get aside.
The dispatches tell of a man who
died at Niagara Falls in spite of forty
nine doctors. These 49ers. all friends of
the sick man. held two consultations
and during the last one the poor fellow
died. The wonder is that he lived for
the second meeting. One is generally
enough to kill man,
Mayor Jones asks US to say that as
the dog killed Thursday bit several dogs
in town, it would be we'll for owners
OF such dogs to keep them muzzIed or
confined until any danger of hydrophobia
is passed. The dog was killed in twenty
minutes after his strange actions were
noticed and NAV or not have been mad.
What's the matter with the weather
Up to Tueeday the wealth
CA III oCOCouA Woc oOuOLu6ly dol.
This condition ended abruptly and was
followed by snow storm. The Gram
plan mountains were covered with snow.
Europe they have had all
kinds Of weather during the past four
weeks, some days exceedingly warm and
then uncomfortably cold.
The commencement exercises OF the
Plymouth high school were held on
Tuesday evening, June Is. The follow
ing are the members of class who will
receive diplomas: Grace B. Disher,
George G. Gibson. Cora G, Hallock,
Bertha A. Hoover, Lou Glare Jones,
Sadie D. Lambert, Frank Leonard.
Geneva E. McCrory. Gail E. North. |
Honore E. Parks. James 0. Parks,
Arthur G, Pomeroy. Fred D. Price, NJ.
Olga Shakes. Maisie M. Thompson.
Mre. Eva Cadwallader Parkell died |
at her home in Kansas City. Wednesday
June IL, after an illness of |