The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11
LOCAL NEWS

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Mr.. letters, of South Bend, spent
Sunday in this city.
Miss Bessie Long has returned from
her visit at Fort Wayne.
J. Madison Keyser spent Sunday in
this city with his family.
The painters have commenced work
on the Schlosser creamery.
Rev. Jeffries, who has been quite i'll
the past month, is improving.
Miss Emma Yockey returned Tues
dav from short visit TO Tyner.
Prof. Baldwin and wife, of New
London, are visiting at the home OF
Rev. Jeffries.
Herman Alleman is constructing
substantial new walk on his Walnut
street property.
Art Young, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in this city, re-
turned to South Bend Sunday.
Ralph Mattingly left Tuesday to at
tend the national convention Of the
Epworth League at San Francisco.
Misses Edith and Ethel Jeffries,
who have been visiting friends at
Sligo. returned home Saturday even
ing.
Robert McCance is lying very low
at thelresidence of James Deloney,
his son-in-law, and his life is despair
ed of.
Mrs. Jennie Lynch, of Kokomo, who
has been visiting the family Of j. E.
Houghton a few days, left Monday for
Larwill
Miss Mary Campbell, who has spent
several weeks with her cousin, Mrs.
Mary L. NJ. Thayer, left Tuesday fol
her home at Urbana, Ill.
Mrs. Carrie Foraker and little
daughter and Mollie Hoover started
for their home in EmpOria, Kan, yes.
terdav after visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity for month.
Miss Ida Boyer, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in this city.
returned to:South Bend Sunday and
fromthere she will 60 to Erie, Penn
sylvania.
In compliance with special order
of the department DR.. d. c. Knott
went to South Bend to examine
William Kohler, who is belfast, for
pension.
Obed H. Dipert sof walkerton and
Sarah J. Campbell.of Tyner were mar.
ried by Rev. OH. Maddox, of the U
B. church, at Ills residence, Sunday
afternoon.
Peter Knoll, who has been unable t
work the!past week on account of an
accident. returned TO Valparaiso Sun
day where he win resume his position
on the bridge gang.
Nrs..D. E.LElick arrived from Lake
Geneva. Wis.,, Friday for a visit o.
OF several weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel, Beldon and oth9l
relatives and friends.
Past Grand Commander HI. G.. Thay
er and Past Grand Master Daniel Nc
Donald represented Plymouth Mason
nv at the funeral of Mortimer Nye
Tuesday.afternoon at LaPorte.
We have been favored by Victor
Kremer and Co., of Chicago, will
copies of Polla's 'sZola Waltzes" ant
sacred song by O'Dea and Solmar
entitled 1.-THE Way of the Cross, - TIVE
beautiful musical compositions.
Oil, but not in paying quantities
was struck at Davis station last weel
at a depth of 1s6 feet. The territor.
is being thoroughly explored by Chica
go capitalists, who expect to duplicat'
the success in Jasper county.
David Klingerman, who lived il
Bourbon township, died Saturday a
Longcliffe asylum, leaving wife anC
one child. He was born in Ohio il
1882 and las long been a resident o
this county. His body was taken t.
Bourbon Monday for burial.
A sheer drop of about 80 degrees il
. the temperature Sunday gave Plym
outhites surcease of sorrow and mad
the Sabbath tolerable. 1t was delic
iously cool and shirt waists for mel
wave not in favor. At midnight tn
mercury stood below so degrees.
Martin II. Rice and Calvin w. Pra
Their, of indianapolis, grand treasurel
and grand secretary respectively o
the Indiana grand lodge of Masons
passed through Plymouth Tuesday el
route to LaPorte, where they attend
ed the funeral of Governor Nye.
An aged man named Young, wh'
lives on VIM. O'Keefe' S farm near De
long, has been for many years sui
fering serious inconvenience from ;