The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-25

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the guest of Mrs. Foster.
Mrs. Mary How, of Plymouth, was
visiting with her son, DIR. j. L. How,
of this city yesterday. -BremenEnqui-
rer
Mrs. c. NJ. Ruhman has returned
Chicago after two weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Lauer.
The ladies of the Church OF God had
delightful and financially profitable
picnic Friday afternoon at Magnet
ic park.
Marriage licenses were issued to
Melvin Leighty and Nancy f. Rea-
rick, Harvey S. Pontius and Lerena
Lockwood.
Mrs. Harry Kilmer and children
have returned from visit of two weeks
with relatives at Lafayette, Frankfort
and LOgansport.
An augmented force of men is at
work on the North Michigan street
improvement, but more could be used
if they could be secured.
Steve Reeves delivery horse is be-
decked and protected by sunbonnet,
the creation of the latest and most
approved millinery taste.
Mrs. John Confer, of North town.
ship, died Friday evening and was
buried Sunday. Her son, Charles,
was recently employed in this city.
Pennsylvania Fireman c. /. Hale
and wife are spending ten days va
cation at their old home in this city.
Meantime Mr.. Hale will nurse a very
promising boil on the back of his neck.
Ten guests at Goshen wedding
yesterday were taken violently i'll
after eating of delicious chicken
salad. The residence was transformed
from wedding parlor into a hospital.
The crop on Al acres of wheat on
the farm of Senator Parks, adjoining
Bourbon, produced yield of 1852
bushels. an average of over 26 bushels
to the acre. One field of Is acres
made over 81 bushels per acre.
The Happy Go Lucky club and
several young friends of the members
were entertained by Mrs. DR.. Viets
Friday afternoon in honor of Har-
riet Weir. of Laporte, who is visiting
at the Viets home for several days.
Master Lauren Suit celebrated his
fourth birthday Friday afternoon
by entertaining about thirty of his
little friends at a lawn party. Ice
cream and cake were served and the
young man received many pretty
gifts. His mother and sister assisted
during the afternoon.
A letter from Aaron Greenawalt,
who wrote from Portland Ore, tells
of the pleasures OF trip through the
rockies and encloses some flowers
plucked within a hundred feet of the
snow line ON the summit of the great
divide. Much wonderment is ex-
pressed at the enormous size attained
by the fruit in the northwest.
Mrs. Bell Forbes of Tennessee and
Mrs. James Thayer, of Plymouth, are
the guests of Mrs. Eva Wunderlich in
Columbia City. Dolph Hall, former
citizen of Columbia City, but who has
been engaged in the printing business
for a number of years at Chicago, ar
rived Tuesday also and will spend a
few days with the ladies, who are his
sisters. Whitley County News.
a. c. Meredith, living on the Bour
bon farm of John w. Parks, whose
arm was badly fractured Thursday as
noted in this paper heretofore, is get
ting along nicely under medical care
He was cutting oats when tie binder
became disordered in some way anC
while he had his right arm through
tho master wheel tO remedy the diff.
ficulty, the team, aspirited one, start
ed up and caught him, breaking both
bones and bruising the arm severely