The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-06-13
LOCAL EGW >.

Mrs. w. G. Curtis. of Chicago is Wis
itin g her mother. Mrs. Work at Bright
side.
Mrs DeMont of Kalamazoo, Mich.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Bunnell.
Miss bessie NJ Manual has taken
Miss Grace McColl's place at Mrs. Her
mans dress making shop.
Charles Thompson was appointed
janitor of the court house by the couu
ty commissioners Thursday.
Mrs. Chambers of near Union Mills,
arrived Thursday evening to visit her
brother, Charles Walburn over Sunday.
The $4,000 damage suit of Grant
Parker, the Pennsylvania brakeman who
fell off the Wanatah coal dock. has been
sent to the United States court.
Tine game law governing squirrels
expired Friday. May 31st. and as re-
suit there is a general exodus of sports
men to hunt the little nut crackers.
Peter ]. Kruger announces that he
will retire from theDemocratic state COM
mittee next January. The man select
ed TO fill his place will not be in favor of
Bryan or free silver.
DIR. John Alfred Lindquist and Miss
Nellie DeWolf will be married at the res
idence of the brides parents, in Sand
WITCH. ILL.,, Thursday, June 13. They
will make their home ia Chicago.
Thursday was the coolest day ever
known in Oregon in June. The mer-
curry fell six degrees below the freezing
point, fruit of all kinds is killed and al
most all growing vegetables destroyed.
The Columbia City Commercial
says Judge Hess covered himself with
glory in his Decoration day address
there, and no speaker was ever applaud
ed more generously on a similar oc-
caslon.
w. F. Hostetler, of the South Bend
commercial college and for many years
principal of the Lapaz schools. will be
united in marriage with Miss Genevieve
Brothers, at her home in Lakeville, Tues
day evening. June Is.
The residence of ID. r. Richardson
at Chicago, was burgIarizsd Tuesday
night and about SO taken. Mr.. Rich
ardson was a former resident of Tyner
ane his wife is a daughter of Joseph
Chase of Polk township.
The Argos Reflector says j. G. Cor
don presented DIR. Gould with a fine
ebony stock gold-headed care on behalf
of Lafayette Gordon Post G, A. r. after
the conclusion of Congressman Bricks
memorial address at Argos,
Very few people know that pine
apple plants ars set in hills and planted
in rows like corn aud that there is only
one apple on each stalk. 1t takes over
year for the plants to bear and the life
of each plant is three years.
Judge Caprpn has issued an order
sending Fred Dolke to the reform school
at Plain field 1t is the best thing that
could be done for the by. He is a very
bright little fellow and a few years in
the school at Plainfeld may make mar
of him.
Rev. C.. E. Weiss and John G..
Kuhn went to Laporte tc attend the
Conference of the Michigan District of
the German Evangelical Synod of North
America. The conference is held from
9Th to 10th of June inclusive, Mr. Kuhn
is the delegate representing the congre-
cation at Plymouth.
Judge L. M. Ninde, a prominent
lawyer of Fort Wayne since 1851 and
with whom General Henry w. Lawton
studied law. died at the hospital in that
city Tuesday. aged IA. In the days of
his prime he VS. easily the most inhu-
Dental lawyer Ia the city of Fort Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Koffel. who
were married at Portland, Mills, Clinton
county. Wednesday. as announced in
the Evening News, arrived in this city
Wednesday evening for visit OF a few
days with Mr.. Koffel's relatives and
friends. The happy couple will make
their home in Frankfort. where Mr..
KoffeI has had good position as FORE
man OF the mechanical department of
the Frankfort Times during the past
three years.
The Delineator for July will be q
magnificent number as is sttested by
advance sheets which have reached this
Office. The article on the Pan-American
Exposition is illustrated with plates Of
three colors giving all the beautiful effects
of artistic color results obtained in Buf5a-
10. Over 600, 900 conies Of the July edi-
ton will be issued End everybody should
get one at the bookstores.
If Dowie is really Elijah come to
earth again he certainly fhocld be will
linz IN taka tho sama chaucoa f,Iiiah of