The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-08-29

Michigan City has ordered the con.
struction of several miles of cement
walks.
Mss Bertha Calip. of Tiosa, return.
ed hon e,Tuesday after visiting friends
here.
Mrs. E. Critchlow, of Kokomo, who
has been visiting here. returned home
Tuesday morning.
Ira Richey, of Mishawaka, who has
been the guest of his parents here, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Rev. w. b. Culliss, of Chicago, has
accepted call to the pastorate of the
Warsaw Baptist church.
! Mrs. J. NJ. Wickizer and children
went to South Bend Tuesday, where
she will visit for several days.
Mrs. j. NJ. Trimble, of Chicago, came
yesterday TO visit for several DAYS
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Arm
strong.
Denny Walters, of Republic, Wash
ington, who has been visiting friends
and relatives in this city, returned
home yesterday forenoon.
Mrs. Helen Mcdonald Gilmore and
baby daughter returned to their home
in Chicago yesterday after spending
the GUNNER in Plymouth.
Elkhart has just been worked by the
old ''suit club" fake and about thirty
young men now know enough to pat
ronize responsible home dealers.
All of Ed Zumbaugh's children are
in bed with typhoid fever The old
est, girl twelve years old, is at the
aome of her grandfather, Adam Zum-
baugh, and is critically i'll.
LOANS-I will make long time
real estate loans at low rates and on
liberal terms. See me before closing
elsewhere. r. b. OGLEsBEE.
Plymouth, Ind
Amasa Johnson stood the trip to Fit.
Wayne well and rested easily during
the night. A large quantity of serum
was removed from the chest cavity
and he is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Mary Rank died near Fort
Wayne Sunday at the age of 1O1 years.
Her death occurred in the log cabin
her husband built in the forest half
century ago and which she would
never consent to leave for better
home.
Two handsome black granite col
umns were placed in position in the
Masonic Temple yesterday ,one on each
side of the corner entrance to the bank.
This doorway, when completed, will
be one Of the most artistic bits of arch
itecture In the state.
1t has been decided that Samuel
Parker, who succeeds the late Judge
Ross, of Logansport, as solicitor for
the Pennsylvania company, will con-
tinue his business and residence here.
thus making Plymouth the legal
headquarters for northern Indiana of
the Pennsylvania lines.
Deardoff Bros, the dairymen, to-
day sold their business toJesSe Ullery.
who will take charge September 1.
The dairy consists of Is cows and Mr..
Ullery will transfer them from the
Deardoff farm on Elkhart prairie to
his place, south of Waterford. The
Deardoffs have been engaged i'm the
milk business here for the past 10
years and had profitable trade
Goshen Democrat.
After spirited competition
through half an hour, settling down
TO John Wolford ON one side and ID.
l.. Dickinson on the other, the Dish
er & Martin grocery stock was sold to
Mr.. Dickinson for 81, 200 by E. c.
Martindale, trustee in bankruptcy.
Mr.. Dickinson does not contemplate
embarking in the grocery trade and
probably represented or protected
other parties in making the purchase.
The stock inyentoried 81 800.
As the season for inclement weather
when mud and slush will
prevail, the residents of that part of
Plymouth commonly known as Johns
town are setting their minds ON hav-
ing sidewalk from Michigan street
to the Jefferson street bridge, their
preference being for the south side of |
the street. 1t cannot be denied that |
such walk would add much to the
comfort and convenience of many cit
liens.