The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-08-01
Plymouth. Ind. August I. 1901.
LOCAL NEWS

Ina Shakes, of Bourbon, is visiting
Bessie Wink.
Josie Bergman, of Mishawaka,
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
The Maxinkuckee assembly is open
and the attendance is very gratifying.
Brook Bowman, editor of the Bre-
men Enquirer, saw the elephant Mon
day.
Misses Mary and Minnie Kemps, of
Argos, visited Lizzie Kruyer Cor the
circus.
The infant child of Frank Ham,
mond is reported quite i'll in West
Plymouth.
George E. Nearpass, editor of the
Culver Herald, attended the circus
here Monday.
Louis Irwin and Donald Ettinger,
of Bourbon, are the guests of Edgar
and Paul mayer.
Frank Field yesterday sold his hack
and baggage line to Orman&Scott, who
are now in possession.
MissEva Smith, of Plymouth is Wis
iting the family of j. o. Nick
Goshen News-Times.
Mrs. Frank Lamson returned from
Findlay, Ohio, today where she has
been visiting relatives.
Miss Ida Cullen, who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends here, left
for indianapolis Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Somehow, of
Laporte, spent Sunday with their
uncle, w. HI. Love, in this city.
DIR. J. NJ. Raub and family, of
Brooklyn, N arrived Monday night
to be the guests of DIR. J. w. Smith
and family.
Charles L. Millhouse, S. Whitehall
and Daniel McHenry have incorpo-
rated the South Bend Wood Turning
company, with capital stock of $780,
600 at South Bend.
On account of the pastors absence
from home there will be no preaching
services at Culver or Poplar Grove NJ.
f. church next Sunday.
FOREST C.. TAYLOR, pastor.
Attorneys Robbins and Courtright.
who engaged in fist fight in court at
Knox last week, during the trial of a
case. were fined $40 and costs Satur-
day, amounting in all to so EACH
DIR. d. c. Knott, president, and C.
a. Reeve, manager, of the Plymouth
telephone company returned yesterday
from Lafayette, where they have been
attending convention of telephone
men,
c. y. Reeve, manager of the Plym-
outh telephone system. went to La
fayette today TO attend meeting of
the independent telephone companies
of the state and will read a paper be-
fore the convention.
Saturday morning at Valparaiso
the stable of p. w. Clifford, the rail-
road contractor, was burned with all
contents, including two hors a
pony, five buggies, harness and
other property. The residence was
badly scorched.
Dr. John L. Benepe and his son
Doxie, of Indianapolis, were thrown
into the waters of Lake Maxinkuckee
Sunday by the capsizing o. their hand
some launch. They were rescued by
a steamer and the boat was re-
covered without damage.
William Cox sold several bushels of
fine ripe peaches inPlymouth Tuesday.
They were raised in his orchard seven
miles north of Plymouth and are
known as the Judge Hess peach.
They sold for $3.50 per bushel.
AS the Pennsylvania limited was
pulling out of Chicago Monday some
miscreant hurled rock into the en-
CINE cab and struck A. S. Peterson,
fireman, in the eye. On arriving at
Fit. Wayne it was found necessary to
remove the injured eye. Total blind
ness is threatened
The Indianapolis Sentinel says that
Leander j. Monks, chief Justice of
the supreme court Of Indiana, has
practically been decided on by Sena-
tor Fairbanks to succeed the late
Judge Woods on the United States
circuit bench for the district CON-
posed of Indiana, Illinois and Wiscon-
sin.
Rector Raymond returned from De-