The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-06

IrienCe at OOutQ benu.
Oscar Porter. the groceryman, has
fled petition in bankruptcy,
Mrs. Stacy Snyder of Bourbon is
the guest of relatives in this city.
Miss Jeanette Emmerson, OF South
Bend, visited her parents Sunday.
-WANTED-a good girl to do gen.
eral houseworx, inquire at this Office.
Congressman Brick spoke at the
academy at Culver Monday afternoon.
Henry Bergman of Kokomo, spent
Sunday with his parents in Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Burton are the
guests of frier is at North MaDchester
F. D. Huff, of Argos. visited over
Sunday with his sister. Mrs. Vangilder.
Drilling has commenced at the Bre-
men oil we'll and the machinery is run
ming day and night.
Frank Kleber, the u. s. express
agent received box OF snakes from San
4Aatonio. Texas. Monday.
Miss Carrie Elliott who is employed
at Hills restaurant, spent Sunday with
her parents at Tippecanoe.
Miss Ida Schlosser OF Bremen, who
has been visiting the family of her uncle
in this city. went to Wanatah Monday.
Miss Florence Cox has returned to
her home at Marion. ind. after visit OF
several days with her aunt. Mrs. John
w. Parks.
"A reward of 800 will be paid for
the recovery of pair of brown horses
hitched to an open buggy, stolen at
Sheldon, Ill.
John w. Thomas aud Jesse Miller,
both prominent citizens OF North town
ship, are taking treatment for rheuma-
tism at Larwill
-Mrs. s. McNeeley, of Tiosa. and
ARTHUR McNeely of South Bend, spent
Sunday with Jesse McNeeley on the
Humrichouser farm.
Hazel, the four-yearo child OF Nh.
and Mrs. Isaac Anderson. returned Sat-
urday from a weeks stay at the home OF
Elmer Wilt at Bourbon.
John G. Rentschler. residing on
Miner street was n years old Tuesday
and is one of the best preserved. best
looking and best zen of his age in Ply
mouth.
1t is reported that the cats in one of
the most fashionable sections of Chicago
are suffering from az epidemic of diph-
liberia and are spreading it among the
children.
Ex-Governor Jackson and wife, OF
Iowa, were in Plymouth few hours
Monday. They are attending commssce-
ment exercises at Culver where their
son graduates.
Martin Crevinson. the Laporte octa-
genarian who was sent 20 the prison at
Michigan City a few months ago to
serve term for attempted murder, died
Thursday fro u heart disease.
Charles Boone, of Polk township,
who stole Anthony Mays chickens few
nights ago, pleaded guilty and was
DISTINGUISHED for two years, fined five
dollars and given sixty days in jail.
DIR. Deeds left for Indiana
polls Tuesday morning to attend the
meeting of the dental association of
Ohio. Indiana and Michigan which
was held Tuesday. Wednesday and
today,
DIR. DIETRICH. formerly of Bremen,
was thrown from his horse recently
while on his way to visit patient near
Sapphire, N. c.. where he now resides.
and his leg was go badly fractured that
it had to be amputated below the knee.
Adam Mensel, residing few miles
from Plymouth, has COW that gave
birth to three calves recently. Two OF
them are about the usual size and very
finely formed; the third is little larger
than small dog but is perfectly formed
and as active as the others.
Wabash county farmers are build
ing gravel roads on their own account,
assessing the land at $3.50 an acre.
either in work or cash. payable within
three years. The plan is not burden
some, and will rapidly convert all the
principal roads into first class highways.
Intense interest in the wrecking Of
the Niles..N National bank has been revived
by the sensational announcement that
Cashier Charles A. johnson will make
etartline disclosures to the judge before
whom he will be tried in the federal
court at Grand Rapids next October,
On good authority IL is stated that John
son, when he takes the stand will make
3 statement uhich Will recite his en-
trance 10 the bank Is years ago as
messenger, how he advanced step by
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