The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-18
LOCAL NEWS

relatives IN warsaw.
Miss Pearl Day, of South Bend. is
visiting bessie Haag.
Jonathan Brown has returned from
visit at Columbia City.
Forest Pontious of Chicago spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Maude Hampton, of Rochester
was Sunday visitor in Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Tascher, of
Mishawaka are visiting in this city
this week.
Conductor Will Smith of the Lake
Erie is rusticating at Bass Lake for a
few DAYS.
Miss Louise Wolford is i'm South
Bend visiting her sister Haddie, who
is at st. Mary's
John C. Jilson came over from Chi
cago saturday evening to spend SUM-
dag with his wife.
Major Mauk. the Pennsylvania con
ductor. is very sick and is unable to
perform his duties.
NlissEdna Beyler of South Bend was
the guest of her cousin Miss Clara
Weiss over Sunday.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Smith, the photo
grapher, has removed to her own
residence on West CAIRO street.
d. Frank Redd and family have re-
turned from visit of several days
with relatives in Fulton county,
James Schultheiss has rented Dan
Longs restaurant at Pretty Lake and
will run it the remainder of the season.
South Bend and Laporte have con-
tracted for new factories this week
through the efforts of citizen COM
mittees.
Jessie SNYDER, of the Pennsylvania
car shops at Ft. Wayne, has been
temporarily assigned to duty in Ply
mouth.
George Hettinger. of Plymouth, is
in the city, the guest of his son. Will
Hettinger, who resides on Perry street.
Warsaw Times.
There will be preaching by the pas
tor at the Culver VI. E. church next
Sunday at IL a. m. and at Poplar
Grove at 5 p. m.
Mrs. John Jacoby who has been
seriously i'll for many months was
able TO come TO town for the first time
since last December
I. L. Helpman and daughter Neff. of
Shreveport. La. who have been visit
ing NJ. L. Helpman, of this city, went
to Bourbon Tuesday
c. D. Graham made his fifth sue
cessful trip through the rapids at
Niagara Falls Sunday, using the
barrel he rode in twelve years ago.
Ralph NIattingly has written his
parents brief account of his trip to
the west as far as he has gone. He
is having a pleasant and profitable
journey.
Mrs. Daisy Schilt. Miss Nell Wheel
er. Miss Dora Fogle, Mr.. Eldridge
Thompson, Bert Bowel and j. c.
Fisher are in camp at Pretty Lake
this week.
Mrs. Anna Holtorf and children, of
Plymouth, Ind, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. \. Westbury. They viii re-
main during the summer.-South
Bend Tribune.
\. E. Scott, who is attending
normal at Valparaiso, spent Sunday
in this city the guest of his sister.
Mrs. William Orman, on his way to
his home at Marion.
Fireman E. o. Miller, of the Penn
savanna, has gone to his old home at
Bourbon, to revel in spring chickens,
new potatoes ane nature S other wares,
which are plentiful on the old place.
Harry L. Shaffer, passenger brake
man.on the Pennsylvania, has return
ed TO work after western trip He
visited Oregon, California, Kansas
and other states. Harry is mighty
hunter and fsherman, and he had
more adventures than Teddy Roose-
velt.
Emory Seidcf, of West township,
has returned from visit of three
weeks at Of1mulgee, Indian Territory.
He is well pleased with the country.
His brother A. F. Seider, who is Ia.
the real estate business there came
home with him for visit of a few
DAYS.
Gollmar Bros. circus now united
with Schumans bi-continentm enagerie
arrived from Omro early Sunday morn
ing and quietly put up its cloth houses
during the day. The parade took
place at 1870 a. m. today and all a.
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