The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-05-30
Plymouth, Ind. Nay 80. 1901.

Daniel Carr has moved from Culver
to Plymouth.
Mrs. Maud Linkenhelt vssited over
Sunday in Walkerton.
William Clark who is working in
Connecticut is in this city visiting his
parents.
Mrs. Wissinger who has been visit
lag Mrs. Leeper at Inwood, returned to
Peru Monday.
Lewis Suit and ramily, of Laporte.
are visiting Mr.. Suits parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Suit.
MIR. and Ms. Richard Benhsm cele-
brated their 62rd wedding anniversary
at Goshen Sunday.
Henry Foglesong and family went to
Rochester Monday to attend the funeral
of Dolly Whittenberger.
Norman Bailey and family who have
been visiting at Walkerton passed
through here Monday on their way home
Mrs. /. N. Hagenbush. who had been
visiting her con at South Bend, stopped
here Monday on her way to her home at
Argos.
1t is reported that the colored cook
and the proprietor of the Ross house had
quite a .'scrimmage" Sunday evening.
The COOK was arrested.
Mrs. Michael McGary, of Fl. Wayne.
visited over Sunday with her brother,
Michael Ryan and other relatives and
friends in Plymouth.
Misses Stella Windbigler and
Blanche Williams are attending the o..
B. district conference at Solomon's
Creek in Elkhart county.
e. R. Day and family and James
Day who attended the funeral of Elias
Day at Donaldson. returned today to
their home at Royal Centre.
MIR. and Mrs. D. NJ Daubenspeck
spent Sunday with Mrs. Daubenspeck's
parents, at Cicero and W. L. Nichols, a
brother OF Mrs. Daubepepeck's accom-
panied them home.
Pennsylvania will make an effort to
get rid of the hobo. the mayors and
burgesses of the leading cities having
held meeting to devise plans to elimin-
ate him from the landscape.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Clyde L. Ward and Miss Cora A.
Flory, Morgan E. McCarty and Miss
Sarah A. Shaw. Benjamin A. Linn and
Miss Nellie Nj. Hockensmith.
Darius B. Cook. editor OF the Niles
Mirror, and the oldest editor in active
life 10 the United States. died at his
home in Niles Friday morning at 2:30 of
old age and a complication of diseases.
The new United Brethren church in
Lapaz will be dedicated to the worship
of God Sunday, june 16. Rev. W. M.
Bell, of Dayton, o., general missionary
secretary of the denomination. will con-
duct the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Weiss return
ed Monday to their home at South
Bend after visiting over Sunday with
their SOD, Rev. G. e. Weiss and wife
The email child of Rev. Weiss accom-
panied them home.
In regard to the statement of the
Independent that Mr.. Yockey was cir
culsting petition asking for the ap-
pointment of postmaster after Congress-
man Brick had stated that he would
recommend him, Mr., Jockey says that
he had not circulated petition previous
to the time that he was notified that he
would be recommended and he was in
formed by Mr., Wurzer. that it was GUS
tomary to file petition with the depart
ment. consequently he circulated petit
ton and got few signatures.
1t is announced that the postoffice
department will soon make an order
which will deny second class or news
paper rates to all publications depend
ing upon premiums alone for their cir
cuIation. This Is as it should be. and
the prohibition cannot be announced toe
soon. The paper that cannot stand
alone upon its merits, but depends upon
flake" schemes for its circulation, should
not be assisted by the ps,etal department
The publishers Of such periodicals are
.k;no a v;0oro11a nroteef aoainat fhe
rule because ii means death to them.