The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-28
Mrs. Mary E. Kintsel whose home

and Charles street in south Plym-
outh. She is near eighty years of
age.
Arthur Thomson, a studnt in the
Illinois State University at Cham
paign, is home for the holiday va
cation. His coming was fastened
that he might he in time for the
funeral of his uncle, A. c. Thomp-
son.
Twenty boys from st. Michael
school left Friday morning for their
homes in Chicago, Gary and other
points west. They are lively lot
of boys, and will make merry the
several homes to which they are go
ing.
In the obituary of the late A. G.
Thompson, the name of his only
sister was accidentally omitted. Mrs.
Julia Harsch of South Bend, is the
only one of the family now living.
Among the Tyner people who came
to Plymouth today to do shopping
were Frank Eisenglander, Joseph and
James Beagles, Mrs. Arbie Reed,
Mrs. Sam Miller, Charles Stoneburn-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoneburn-
er and VIM. Huffman.
Frank Wickizer Of Bucklin, Missouri
is a nephew, his mother being Mr..
Thompson sister. Bert G.. Thomp-
son is the only nephew bearing the
Thompson name, and Mrs. j. H.
Wiley of San Diego, California.
Mrs.A. F.. Underwood of Plymouth,
and Miss Olive M. Thompson of
Chicago. are the only direct nieces,
Everett Singleton with his wife
and two children have been visiting
his fathers family, Henry Single
ton, of north Center street, return
ing home Friday morning. Mr..
Singleton has fine position with the
Vandalia railroad at South Bend
and is doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McFarlin OF
south Michigan street went to Walk
erton this morning to visit with
then. daughter. Mrs. Grover Spahr
They carried with them several
packages that looked suspicious. and
we opine that baby John will not
regret seeing Grandpa John coming
Late Thursday evening a traction
engine hauling new separator went
south on Michigan road. There was
much speculation as to whether OF
| not it would pass under the Michi-
gan street viaduct of the Pennsvl-
vania road. It just passed. the tor
rods scraping the bottom of the
bridge.
| Tho force of men who are repair
ing the i1terlncking system at the
pnprs~lvaria Station. are WORKING
several hours each day over time
in an effort to get the job done bv
Saturday evening. IF they have
weather that will allow them to worl
to advantage. they will likely oct
through so as not to have to work
Christmas.
| Miss Emma Protsman, teacher o.
second grade in our city schools, ha'
resigned and will be married Christ
mas to W. Wallach. Her futur'
husband has been engaged in news
paper work in Terre Haute for ;
few weeks. hut it is the intention t.
OF 70 Teyas. where he has an excel
lent offer. Miss Protsman Is :
Plymouth girl. and has been yer,
successful teacher in the schools o
the "e~ntr and city for several year
. All her friends will wish her JOY
and a long and happy welded life
Frank Wickizer of Bucklin. Mis-
souri. writes to relatives in this conn
ty. that he is the grandfather of
trio of girls that came to the hom
Of his sol Howard. few days ago
Frank Wickizer's mother was
sister of A. c. Thompson WHO'S
funeral occurred today. He is ais
a half brother of John NJ Wickize1
Editor of the Argos Reflector. an
the aforesaid Editor is seeking t
let some light from his circumstanc
reflect" on him.
Miss Lizzie WHEREBY stopped OF
between trains Thursday afternool
to visit with her cousin, Mrs. Grac
Asphalt. and other friends. Sh
started in the evening for Chicago
from where she will 90 by tn
North Western road to Portland
where she expects to make her hme
!, with her sister. Miss WHEREBY liv
ed with her sister, Mrs. Mar
Kinsey. in the front rooms of tn
. residence Of DIR. Martin. corner o
Adams and Center streets, for SON
wears. and has visited much i
Plymouth. and her manv friends wi
! wish her a pleasant journey. and ca