The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-04
Plymouth, Ind. July &. 1901.
LOCAL .:sW5.

visit at Kewsnna and Wsnatah.
Mrs. S. W. Jacoby and son and
daughter are visiting in Bourbon.
Mrs. Nelson Rodgers and children
are visiting relatives at Ft, Wayne.
Mishawaka citizens are petitioning for
more pavement and they want asphalt.
An unusual amount of cement side
walk is being laid IN this city this sea
SOD,
Miss Elizabeth II. Pierce, of Laporte.
formerly of this city, is here visiting this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Miller of Logansport
are visiting relatives in Plymouth and
vicinity.
Mrs. j. a Cornwell, OF st. Louis. Mo-,
is here the CUES, of her sister, Mrs. j..
E, Ellis.
TIE usual custom of giving our Office
q holiday on the Fourth OF july was
observed,
Tenn. is visiting her sister. Mrs. james
". Thayer.
Miss May Altman of Chicago is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Altman,
Jacob McDufie, of Big Rapids. Mich i,
is in the city for long visit with rel
atives and friends.
Tuesday fine, lusty BOY was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wilkinson,
of West Plymouth.
Thompson Myers went to Lapaz to
ruedsay to spend the Fourth with his
father, F. FL. Myers.
Mrs. Zenia Russell, who has been VISIT
ing relatives in Plymouth. Is now at the
home Of Will Richie near Irwood.
Two steam shovels are employed on
the railway work west OF Plymouth and
another is elSsoute to work east of here.
A flow of gas sufficient TO send upa To-
foot fame was struck in the experiment.
al we'll at Bremen Monday at depth of
about 800 feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Brewer. Of Chi
cago. who have been visiting their cousin
O.. E, Hendee and wife. left Tuesday
evening for Warsaw.
Miss Ethel vanAndsn is the guest of
her uncle, c. A. VanAnden at Chicago
and Miss Jessie vanAnden is visiting
friends at Detroit. Mich.
Hewitt & Jump, who have been de-
livering bread throughout this city
have dissolved partnership and Mr..
Jump will continue the business.
Margaret Hume and LOIS North start
ed for the PaD-American exposi-
ton, From there they 60 to Chautaqua.
home TO spend the summer vacation.
The Thursday evening prayer meeting
and the teachers meeting will not be held
this week. The pastor and others of
the church will be away for that day.
The Porter grocery stock wss invep-
toried Tuesday by Ed. s. Hogarth. L
j. South worth and Geo. Vinall, who
were appointed by the referee in bank
ruptcy for that purpose.
The county commissioners received
bids for two steel bridges to cross
Yellow river 10 German township.
Many bidders are present and warm
contest was being waged.
The annual harvest meeting will be
held at the Dunkard church west of
Plymouth Saturday July Ii. The meet
ing will last all day. Every body come.
Elder A. II. Puterbsugh Of Elkhart will
do the preaching.
Rochester wheelmen are arranging for
q run to Maxinkuckee July q and a
days outing at the finest lake in lndi-
ana. A band on hikes will head the
procession and the return home after
dark will be illuminated by 200 solar
lamps. /
Mrs. A. L. johnson and children arriv- |
ed from Burket to be the guests
of the Fields and Johnsons. Mrs. Radi- |
cliff of the same place will accompany
Mrs. johnson. Mr.. johnson and DIR. |
Radclif win drive over for the day to-
morrow.
U. 5. Fish Commission Car No. 4, |
from the government hatcheries in Ill |
inois. were here and was transferred |
from the Pennsylvania to the Vandalia. |
About 500 yearling black bass were left |
with F, ii. Kuhn and DR.. Burket to be |
deposited in Pretty Lake. They were
taken to their destination at once,
A lively little runaway, IN which no
damage was dons. was INDUCED in by |
one ct Vanscoick's livery teams this
morning, The team was left unhitched
and unattended on Michigan street Tor
. few moments and made start for the
bard, which it reached after circuit