The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-05-23

sons in South Bend,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Baker have re.
turned to Hartford. Mich.
Ralph E. Whitlock came down from
South Bend and spent Sunday at home
Otto Kloe pier, of Michigan City, is
visiting his brother. R. c. Kloepfer in
this city.
Edwin Mayer and James Marshall
OF Chicago spent Sunday with their folks
in Plymouth.
Michael w. Kleitz and Miss Sarah
Voeckler, of German township. were
married Sunday.
Geo. Galentine went to South Bend
today. where he will work for Studebaker
Bros.
Misses Rosa Pfster and Ada Hess
of South Bend. visited over Sunday at
Rev. 0. s. Thornberry's.
We added SO new subscribers to the
Evening News last week and expect to
put on hundred more this week.
j. S. Bush who had drugstore in
the Brink block about three years ago.
is here from Illinois for visit of few
days.
Misses Floy and Fay Altman. of
South Bend, visited over Sunday with
Mrs. James Schultheiss and other rela-
sives.
j. M. Studebaker's big two story
bank barn, on the Sunnyside farm, near
South Bend burned Saturday night en-
failing loss Of about $500 on the con-
tents and also about IS OGO on the bull
ding.
Local wool buyers report a little
wool already marketed here this spring,
though the season has not fairly opened.
The prices so far are rather lower than
they were last season opening at l6 cents
pound.
Homer Watson, of EIkhart. visited
over Sunday at Paul Butchers. HE
wife has been here three weeks taking
care OF her mother who fell and broke
her arm. Mr., Watson is employed on
the Elkhart Review.
The new city directory of South
Bend. just published, estimates the pop
ulation OF South Bend at 42,168. This
is an increase of 1859. over the federal
census taken in June. But directory
estimates are always too large, Deduct.
ing ten per cent leaves the population of
the city 5000 which is about correct.
Mr.. B. Mckenzie, of Sherida-, Ind.
attended the Logansport encampment
last week and visited his son, Rev. w.
Il. Mckenzie in this city. He was a
member OF 148th Iud, is in his 10Th year.
but is strong and active and marched in
the parade at Logansport.
Bremen will commence drilling for
oil and gas this week. The machinery
was purchased at st. Mary's Ohio, Will
liam Huff's saw mill has sawed the tim
Der for the derrick, the derrick builders
arrived today and will commence work
Tuesday. The drillers will be on the
ground ready to commence drilling as
soon as the derrick is completed.
Mrs. Royse. mother of ,x-Congrese-
man Royse OF Warsaw, was stricken with
paralysis while visiting her niece, Mrs.
Roxana Vince at Pierceton. last Friday
She is SO years old and there is little
hope OF her recovery. Mrs. Royse is the
last living sister of tie late Elder Chap
lin OF this city. The family was a re-
markable one. intellectually and morally.
and all of the brothers and sisters lived
to an advanced age.
The farm residence on what is
known as the Vinnedge farm on the
Michigan road opposite the u. B. church
five miles north of Plymouth, caught
fire and burned last Saturday evening.
The loss is about $1,000 with an incur
ance Of 500 in j. A. Molter's agency,
The house was owned by Indianapolis
parties. 1t was occupied by Samuel
Knapp and his household goods are al
most . total loss.
The Nebraska State Journal says
CharlesHarris pleaded guilty to adultery
with Mrs. Australia Myers before Judge
Frost at Lincoln, Nebraska. May Ii aud
was sentenced to sixty days in the coun-
~ jail andd fined 81 and costs. The
sentence was dated back to April 2, the
date that Harris was placed in Jail, this
will allow his release May 30. Mrs. /
Myers, the Journal says has gone to the
Pacific coast. Harris promised to reform
when he gets out Of jail and told the
judge he would go to work and help to
support his family whether his wife
world live with him or not. Charley
was always long on promises. but abort |
on doing what he promised,