The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-09-12
LOCAL NEWS

Plymouth visitor Saturday.
Miss Carrie Flick returned home
Thursday from MarseilleS, Ill.
Miss Iva Disher returned from a
three weeks visit at Geneva, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Alexander return
ed to their home at Tiosa Saturday.
Miss Jessie Toan returned Saturday
to take up her school work at Attica.
Frank Southworth returned Friday
night from his visit in Northern
Michigan.
Eber Burch, who has been seriously
i'll at his home near Tyner, is reported
considerably better.
The twelve year-old daughter of
Dr. Rannells, of Argos, died Thursday
but we have no particulars.
Miss Ida Effley, of South Bend,
came Saturday evening to be the guest
of Miss Mamie SOuthworth.
Buggies, Surveys and road wagons.
Quality up, prices down. Ketcham s
Wilson. Plymouth. 42t3
Miss Carrie Boss went to Bourbon
Saturday morning to resume her posi-
ton in the Bourbon schools.
Miss Nellie Reubelt, daughter OF
Prof. Reubelt of Bourbon. is guest
at Treasurer Vink's i'm this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Sweet returned
Johanna Friday afternoon. They par
ticipated in the Jacoby reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold, of Arcola, are
visiting their son, w. +. Harold, the
operator at the Pennsylvania station.
We offer great bargains in light We
hicles to avoid wintering them. Ketch-
am &Wilson Plyomuth. 42t3
Will Martin left Saturday for La
fayette, to commence three years
course inelectrical engineering at Pur-
due University.
Messrs. and Mesdames B. c. South
worth. ID. E. SNYDER and Theodore
Cressner left Monday for the Pam
American.
w. W. Culver, of ST. Louis, is Wis
iting his father-in-law, ellison Cleave-
land and other relatives in this city
and vicinity.
Mrs. Northcott, of Ravenra, Ohio,
stopped here Saturday on her way
to Donaldson to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius futile.
DIR. J. \. Cunningham returned
from Dayton, Ohio, Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Cunningham will return
in a few days.
5. b. Tanning, who is again en-
plOyed in the Plymouth laundry,
went to Rochester to spend Sunday
with his family. They will remove
to Plymouth soon.
Rollo Leonard returned from Chi
cago, Friday evening. He hurt his
foot so that he can not work for a few
days and will rest at home until he is
able to work.
Frank Lamson came up from Culver
Friday and reports everything very
quiet at the lake, almost all the sum-
mer visitors having gone home.
Earl North preached at the Ro-
iberts school-house last Sunday even even
ing, and viii return to Wabash College
to complete his studies in college.
$50 relatives and friends attended
the Jacoby reunion Thursday and it
was an occasion that will be pleasant
ly remembered by all who were there.
Sd. Nicoles of Walkerton visited
his daughter, Mrs. A. North, Thurs
day andFriday. He will leave for Wis
cousin in few days to visit his son.
There are now It's children at the
Brightside orphans home just north
of this city and Mrs. Work is compell-
ed to refuse applicants for want of
room.
John A. Jockey, wife and daughter
arrived Friday f.om Denver, Colorado,
for visit of few weeks with their
many relatives and friends in this
city and vicinity.
Jesse Altman returned Thursday
evening from his visit in Wisconsin.
He stopped in Chicago on his way
home and bought a stock of goods fol
the Altman store.
Rev. A. J. Carey and wife, who at
tended the Staley reunion, return
edSaturday to their home atLaFount-
ain, Ind, after a visit of ten days
with relatives and friends in this vi
cinits-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Campbell, who
nave been visiting the family of VIM.
Pomeroy and other relatives in this
vicinity, returned to Hammond Satur-
day. Their niece. MissHattieP oraeroy.
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