The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-04

Bert Bowel and Miss Nell Wheeler
spent Sunday at Culver.
Lapaz is disturbed over the question
Of Incorporating as town.
The new creamery of Schlosser Bros.
IS almost ready for occupancy.
Miss Anna Stegman. of Detroit, Mich,
is visiting with her parents and sisters
here.
new case Of smallpox has developed
in South Bend, arising from an exposure
at Elkhart.
Three more work trains were put on
the railway improvements wsst Of Plym-
outh Monday.
Mn and Mrs. Iden S. Romig. of South
Bend, went to Maxinkuckee TO visit Mr..
Romig's parents.
Mrs. e. H. Buck and sons, Robert and
Frank. of Cleveland. Ohio, are visiting
with W. w. Hill.
Miss Chloe Oliver has returned from
three weeks visit with her grand
parents at Macy.
john Cook. the veteran merchant, OF
Elkhart and Goshen. died Friday at
the age of 70 years.
Mrs. Hung and Mrs. Stewart of Wa
bash attended the GIass-Seeger We'd
ding Sunday evening.
Jerome Harf, the we'll known Demo-
cratic politician OF Peru. was a Piym-
outh visitor Saturday,
MRS. j. J. Martin and children, OF
South Bend, are visiting relatives in the
country near this city.
Saturday afternoon the Thayer facto-
~ received an order for 600 telephone
boxes for early shipment.
DR.. jacob Boss returned Saturday
| to his home in Chicago after attending
the marriage OF bis sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. FoIke. of South
Bend. we. Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Seybold on Miner
street.
For new bicycles. tires, sundries and
| repair work the best value can be had
by going to Underwood & Son. Gen.
ter Street. wdtf
A, r. Clizbe Saturday received a new
Photographic camera of which the lens
alone cost $50. 1t will be used 10 the
business OF Clzbe Bros.
Mr.. w. V, Clifford and Mrs. VIM.
| Murphy. returned home Saturday from
Toledo, where they attended the funeral
of their sister, Mrs. Belle McCleary.
Culver is putting on metropolitan airs
The town board received bids for steert
lighting Saturday and the subject Of
| fire protection is under consideration.
The father of Pearl Bryan, for whose
murder Scott Jackson and Aonzo Wal
ling were executed in Cincinnati. died of
cancer at his home in Greencastle Thurs
day.
Irwin L. Helpman and bic daughter
Neffie Zilpha Helpman. of Shreveport,
La. arrived Saturday evening to visi;
his brother, Nj. L. HeIpmsn. in this city
and his father, Martin Helpman. at
Bourbon for ew weeks.
The election of p. o. Jones as trustee
~ fba Dor+or hoplxrp1tcv r-oo oop6rrn od
Saturday by Referee Lambert and the
mayor will become temporarily grocer.
Mr.. Jones will be diligent in bringing
a final settlement of the matter.
In the suit of Mrs. Chris Tank, OF
Walkerton, against the estate of Claude
| Behrens. which has been on trial for a
week at South Bend. a verdict was
reached Saturday afternoon awarding
Mrs. Tank 81. 900 for her services to the
deceased as housekeeper for many years
DR.. A G. Holtzendorff, who is ope of
the signers OF the n monstrance agains,
paving. Is 10 longer opposed to the plan
the ground of his opposition having been
explained away. He has been at no
time opposed to paving in general but
he felt that rule of equality should pre-
vail and is now satisfied.
The music pnpils of Miss Angie
Houghton gave their monthly recital
Friday evening. Several selections from
the old masters we're rendered in cred
liable manner, showing careful training
and diligent practice. Following the
program, musical games were INDUCED
in and light refresh lents were served
All present report profitable as we'll &c
an enjoyable evening.
The second annual meeting of the
Maxinkuckee assembly will commence
July "a and extend tc Aug. ~. The
program is full and varied and gives as.
surance that each day will be full of liz.
terest Among the special days are W.
| G. L. u, day. July 81; Sunday school
day, Aug 4; Indiana Christian lecture