The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-08-01
Mrs. Isaac Arnold of Bourbon is
visiting Mrs Chas. Wink.

Rochester yesterday to officiate a
a funeral.
Ray Anderson returned from two
weeks visit at Winamac and Logans
port Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Stuck, ofMichigan City
who visited relatives here, returned
home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Clinton re-
turned to their home at Defiance
lC 20 yesterday.
| Miss Amy English, of Wabash, is
visiting Mrs. Jas. a. Gilmore an6
family this week.
Mrs. Arnold, who has been visiting
Mrs. G. G. Wink, returned to her home
at Bourbon yesterday.
j. r. Weaver, county commissioner
of Laporte county, was in Plymouth
on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Kloepfer will
return to their summer home at
Pretty Lake today.
Edward Lanfesty is getting along
nicely at the Marion Soldiers home.
He will be blind for life.
Miss Mary Bozarth who has been
the guest of Edna Bollman returned
to her home in Knox yesterday.
f. A. Fink. the druggist, is moving
his household goods to South Bend
where his future home will be.
Mrs. A.E. Rhodes and daughter
Carrie went to Warsaw yesterday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Ernest Philpott.
The viewers on the JOINT Marshall
st. Joseph county ditch were in town
today consulting with the county sur
veyor
Mrs. II. G.. Thayer went to Brook
Ign, Ny. yesterday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Angie Young, during the
month of August.
Frank Mckinney, formerly bust
ness man of Plymouth, was in town
yesterday on his way to Bourbon from
his present home in Kansas.
Misses Ina Shakes, Anna Matchett,
Nellie Reubelt, Bessie Gerard and
Mary Murphy of Bourbon stayed over
night with Miss Bessie Wink Monday.
A. J. Macnair, one of the engineers
i'm charge of the Pennsylvania railway
improvements near here, is moving
into the Marble house on Michigan
street.
Yesterday workmen began taking
up the plank walk in front of the
Reeve property on Laporte street pre-
paratory to putting in a handsome
and substantial cement sidewalk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bunnell went to
LaPorte Tuesday TO attend the funeral
of Mr. Bunnell' S uncle, Sebastian Lay,
who has for many years been one of the
most prominent citizens of Laporte.
Mrs. Lou Houghton-Green entertain
ed company of ladies Tuesday after
noon at her home in Ligonier in honor
of Misses Jessie Toan and Anna
Houghton and Mrs. Esther Oglesbee.
The eastward shipment of dressed
beef has reached unusual proportions
for this season of the year, due to the
inability of western cattle men to
hold their stock through the drouth.
The field day sports of the Pennsyl-
vania IshOpmen, which take place
here August 10, are expected to draw
heavy crowds from all cities near Fort
Wayne, and particularly between
Plymouth and Lima.
7. A. Molter went to Winona Lake
Tuesday to attend meeting ofagents
of the Ohio Farmers Insurance Co.
With him were Matt Rearick, of
Monterey, j. w. Shage, of Rockville,
and Agent Price, of Valparaiso.
The Porter grocery store was sold
yesterday by P. o. Jones, trustee in
bankruptcy, w. M. Kendall being the
purchaser at 81, 351.75. Mrs. Behrens
bought the residence property at a
fair figure. Mr.. Kendall will, as
soon as possible, open the store and
resume the grocery business.
In an interesting letter received
from Ralph Mattingly by his parents
today he describes a visit to Lick OBJ
servatoy, near San Jose, California,
where he was permitted do take a
squint at the moon through the larg-
est telescope in the world. He is
now travelling in the southern part of
California.
Pickle Factory Notes.
The pickle crop is beginning to
como in and ic nroro;cino fair avoraoo