The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-08-08
Miss Bertha Hossmer is in town for

Valparaiso Monday.
Ed Tanner, of Upton, spent Sun
day with his parents here.
Adolph and solomon Mayer left for
the Pan-American exposition Monday
Arthur Underwood is the most re-
cent victim to the cement walk fever
James Mcdonald, who is working
at Logansport, visited his family Sun
day.
John w. Whitzell, section man on
the yandalia, was laid off Tuesday be-
canse of illness.
Miss Mabel Jacoby, of Plymouth, is
the guest of Miss Jessie McAlpine.-
Warsaw Times.
Sheriff Bondurant accompanied
Joseph Mowland, of Bourbon, to Long
Cliff yesterday.
Ex-Congressman Royce, of Warsaw,
was sojourner in Plymouth Monday
between trains.
Miss Estella Galloway, of Kokomo,
is visiting relatives in the country
near Plymouth.
Grandma Wade and George Fire
stone have returned from two weeks
visit at Chicago.
The county commissioners went to
Tippecanoe township yesterday TO
look at bridge.
Joseph T. Woods, trustee of Tip
pecanoe township, was in townMonday
on public business.
Mrs. ]. O. Thomas and Mrs. David
Shanower returned to their home in
South Bend Monday.
Floy and Fay Altman returned to
their home in South Bend, after viz
iting the family of Ed Gibson.
Miss Dottell Vanlue has returned
to Lakeyille after a visit of several
days with Mrs. B. NJ. Seybold.
Carl Spiessofer has accepted posi-
ton with j. W. Hess, the druggist,
and commenced there Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Hendricks andson, Peter,
left Monday for a visit with the family
of Theodore Schweir at McCool, Ind
The Fulton county fair will be held
September %, %. 81, & %, 1901.
Write for catalogue. f. F. MOORE, Pres.
George vinall, j. E. Turner and
Thomas CLANCY left Yesterday for the
Pan-American exposition and Niagara
Falls.
Mrs Fred III. Myers and son Thomp-
son went to Cleveland, Ohio Monday.
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Thomp-
son.
Henrietta and Anna Wahmhoff re-
turned to their home at Delphos,
Ohio. after visiting the family of G.
j. Eich.
Miss Jennie Rindsburg returned to
her home at Cincinnati Sunday,
after visiting Misses Hattie and
Jennie Lauer.
Frank Fields will return to his
former home in Michigan to enter
business there. He left Monday to
make arrangements.
Come to the old settlers meeting
at the Grange picnic, near Shoemaker's
bridge, Thursday Aug. 10. Able
speakers will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Williams of the
Warsaw Times, are spending a week
at Pretty Lake with the families of
DIR. Deeds and DIR. Burkett.
There will be preaching services at
Poplar Grove NJ. E. church Sunday,
August H., at IL A. NJ.
FOREST G. TAYLOR, Pastor.
Misses Henrietta and Anna Wahm-
hoff of Delphos, Ohio, and Messrs.
Gus Eberhart and Henry Yost of
Mishawaka. Ind, are visiting Miss
Dollie Eich.
The excursions passing here Mon
day were loaded to the guards. Two
went north and Que south on the Lake
Erie and there was one each way on
the Vandalia.
A delicate and difficult surgical
operation was last week performed
upon Mrs. DIR. Loring, of Burr Oak,
in which five physicians participated.
1t is hoped that her affection of moro
than a year will now end.
Ray Bunnel of Plymouth visited in
the city yesterday with his uncle, J.
E. Shultz. He was accompanied home
by Ernest Shultz, who will visit in
Plymouth.-Mich City News.
No. 8 on the Pennsylvania Monday
night passed through in four sections.
In addition to the regular train there
were three extra sections filled with
Epworth League delegates returning