The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
THURSDAY

Mrs. Charles LaRue is spending
fhe day at lnwood visiting.
L. ]. :Stoneburner of Tyner is
Plymouth visitor today.
Miss Bertha Walker returned
from South Bend today.
Miss Daisy Woodward left this
morning for a visit at Chicago.
Frank Forbes is at Walkerton to-
day looking after business matters.
Vim. McDufie left this morning
for Marion to visit his daughter for
a few days.
Harry UnSer went TO Rochester
where he has some court business TO
look after.
Noah Y. Hoover living on west
CAIRO street. started on a business
trip this morning.
Mrs. DR.. Edison and her little son
went TO the country below Inwood
this morning for a visit of a few
days with her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Logan of
Harris were Plymouth shoppers
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alva Morris returned to her
home in Peru after visiting with
Miss Dalrymple of Sophia street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Barney Gappert of
Nalkerton are in Plymouth today
attending 10 some business matters.
Fred lazel of Rochester who has
been visiting I'm the city with Grow
er laZel returned TO his home TODAY.
Next Monday is the day set for
the Jury Commissioners to meet and
draw the jury for the next term of
court.
r. J. Inwood of South Bend, who
Is connected with the Box Factory in
The north part of the city. is here
today on business.
Mrs. Harry Buck. of north Michi-
gan street and Mrs. Frank Bnck of
, Sophia street. who spent part of the
week In Chicago. have returned home
Mrs. Emma Walker of Argos. who
has been visiting her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs DR.. Loring. left Wednes-
day for Mendoza, Ill.,, where she
will be gone some months.
Ton Sponsler came home today
afte- having spent four weeks at
TaIma or Bloomingsburg. asst of
Tiosa. He has been tn re settling
up some estate matters. and his wife
will follow in day or two.
Alpha Ball is quite sick, threaten
ed with blood poinoning from a sore
on his foot caused by his shoe. He
has been confined to his house for
= several days.
Louis Emmenaker, the young nan
who recently returned from New
Mexico. where he had gone hoping
to receive benefit from the change Of
climate. is now quite low at the
family home on South street.
Mrs. Harry Hisey, daughter of
Ben Fetters. the city drayman. who
lives at ODER. and mention Of whose
sickness was made a few days ago,
has taken a turn for the worse, and
her recovery is very doubtful.
Messrs. Weszler. Hess. Hitchcock
meeting of the Diocese Of Michigan
rnefieng Of the Diocese of Michigan
City. at that place Wednesday have
returned home. The meeting was
largely attended, and profitable to
the church they represent.
4 young man of Walkerton. who
was enamored of young lady In
IDdt Nlifdee. tofu HcI little DTOtueT
that If he would get him lock of
his sisters hair he would give him a
dime. s3Make it a quarter said
the boy. "and I'll get the whole
bunch. know where she hangs il. !"
DR.. Jacob Kaszer. who is in Chi |
eago taking special course of lee
tures. will return home this evening
The Doctor expects to make a given |
line speciality. and in a measure
give up general practice, deemine |
the specialist better fitted to handle |
severe eases. than the more general
practitioner.
Word is received from Mrs. Link
enhelt and daughter Tressie that +;
thew fave reached their destination
in Florida The temperature is "a
about all the time. and Miss Tressie
says she can pick ripe oranges.
They anticipate very pleasant
wir1fpr away from the cold and |