The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-07

their new home in the western
world, and welcome Mr.. and Mrs.
Boegs to citizenship in Plymouth.
Frank Forbes is in Lapaz on bust
ness today.
Chas. Taber of Argos was in the
city yesterday visiting friends.
Mrs. John Lawrence and Mrs. Geo.
Marks are visiting in Elkhar. today.
Mrs. Sarah Chaplin spent Thanks
giving with old friends in Bremen.
Mrs. Tabitha Chapman of Walk
erton is here visiting her daughter,
Mrs. EInora Bryan.
Mrs. Capt. Cook and Mrs. Voreis
of Culver are here attending the
Mrs. Lord estate trial.
Miss Hazel Rosenbury spent
Thanksgiving here with friends.
She is living at Mishawaka.
Mrs. Jesse Hoham and children
went to Bourbon this morning for
visit with her sister, Mrs. Mark
SwoverIand.
Ed Anderson. Jesse Mckinney.
Alice Wolf and C. c.. Troop of the
Pourbon schools are here for the
Teachers Institute.
Deldora Deloney is home with her
parents for the THANKSGIVING vaca-
ton. She is. a teacher in the
Mishawaka schools.
Miss Mae Meyer of Warsaw re-
turned home this morning after
spending Thanksgiving with her
friend. Mss Trella Wood.
RAYMOND Sehlosser moved We'd
oesday from the Welcome Miller
house on north MICHIGAN. to the
Reeve house on east Caro- street.
Mr.. ald Mrs. Harry Suder OF
Mishawaka We're here for Thanks
riving Mrs. Suder will be remem-
Tered as Miss Gertrude Peterson.
Glen Cressner was down from Bre-
men and spent Thanksgiving with
his mother. going back this morn
inc, accompanied by his brother,
Ford.
Miss Lizzie B. Farris and Mr..
and Mrs. B. C. BURY of Medary-
vile, are visiting with the family
of j A. Cunningham on south Mich
can street
Bobby Espich finished his work
with the Adams Express company on
Saturday. and gave up IN favor of
Roy Cox, who will undertake the
delivering work of that Office.
The Apollo club had very sue
eessful dance Thursday night at the
Armory. Twenty couples were pres
emit to enjoy the pleasures of the
evening. The club will have another
dance at Christmas time.
John r. Jacobv took his family
and went to Bremen and had Thanks
Giving dinner with his wife's people.
He was able to 90 to Donaldson on
some business; matters this morning,
so he is safely through another
feasting time.
Mrs. Downs of Princeton. Ky. is
here visiting with the family OF
James f. Hanes. Mr.. Downs was
cnce the agent of the Vandalia road
in Plymouth. and has many old
friends here. He is now working
for the Illinois Central railroad.
Charles Kanaar of north Michigan
road returned from visit with
his daughter in Lowell, lid. Mrs.
kanaar who had been there for sew
eral weeks returned home with him.
Her back, that was injured by a
fall some time since is not vet en-
tirely well.
Our expert marksman. Mr.. Ossie
Star, attended the shoot at Inwood
and as his share of the
prizes came away with eighteen
turkeys, besides some chickens.
Ossie is some shooter. and the BOYS
better look sharp if they expect to
win when he is on the ground.
Ian Goode of Indianapolis. was in
Plymouth over night. His wife was
an old time Plymouth girl named
Lulu Dickson, whose father, H. B.
Dickson, kept store in the building
now occupied by Charles r. Leon
ard S furniture store. Mr.. Goode
reports his family as we'll, and his
wife's mother, Aunt Lettie Dickson.
as real spry considering she is near
ING the ninety year mark.
Mrs. Amanda Thompson went to
Tiosa, on the early train this morn
ing to see her sister, Mrs. Rachel
PARTRIDGE. who is verv sick Mrs