The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-16

Mrs. Harry Harris went to War
saw last evening, where her husband
Is engaged on paving contract.
Mrs. Fred Robbins returned last
evening from trip covering several
days. taking in Fl. Wayne and |
other places.
Mrs. NJ Balsley who has been
visiting the family of Al. English,
returned to her home at Bremen to-
day.
Mrs A Baker who has been with
her son, Rev. Baker of the Christian
church, for number of weeks, re-
turned to her home in TT. Wayne to-
day.
George H. Thayer left last even
ing for Lafayette, where he will
spend Saturday and Sunday with his
son, Paul. who is a student at Pur-
, due.
Claude Switzer, who has been
working at Detroit is home for a
visit with his parents. His wife,
who was Rosa Knott, has been here
for some weeks.
John Rentschler and wife of Min
er street have gone to Chicago to
visit a few days with their son,
Will. who will be remembered by
MANY, as he was reared to manhood
here.
l.. G. Harley and family will spend
Sunday with his brother, John near
Tippecanoe. /. G. IS expecting to
have chicken and gravy. of which he
is quite fond. as the scribe knows
by personal observation.
A. c. Campbell of Chicago visited
with his brother-in-law, J. NJ. Odds,
and wife Friday evening. Mr.. Camp
bell is a United States steel inspect
or and was at Muncie inspecting
some work there being done for the
government.
Mrs. Jesse Haag, whose husband
was killed by the cars at Fl. Wayne
two weeks ago, has been in Plym-
outh visiting the family of Daniel
Haao. She returned home today ac-
companied by her husbands sister.
John McFarlin returned home
from a visit at Walkerton. His SON.
in-law. Grover Spahr, was elected
town clerk there on Tuesday. and
anyway Grandpa McFarlin likes to
see his little John, aud SO occasion
ally runs up for visit.
A called meeting of the county con
missioners took place this morning
They met to appoint time for meet
|, ing the commissioners of st. Joseph
, county in regard to bridge on the
, county line The date is November
/ Is. about two miles north of Bre-
men.
Friday there was some excitement
= in Culver. Louis Overmyer of BUR-
I Oak and some men named McNulty
2 of Lafayette got into trouble over .
law. suit. and genuine old fashion
ed fight was pulled off. 1t was a
] bloody affair, and such things should
be discouraged by all.
Mrs. l.. N. Shelter of Argos, pass
ed through Plymouth this morning
. with her daughter, on the way t.
!, South Bend for few days. Hel
father. VIM. Norris, was with her
Mrs. Shaffer lives in the new hous
in Argos that has the beautiful ani
artistic stone front, and is a most
complete and comfortable home.
Grin Hoover. the Michigan stree
!. grocer. has leased the Reformed
church parsonage. just vacated b,
Rev. Smith, and will move into it il
a few days. 1t is uncertain how
soon this church can secure anothe
minister. and they thought it wis,
TO rent the house, rather than hav,
, it stand empty.
Mrs. Cora Taylor who has beer
visiting several DAYS with her father
Chas. kanaar, north of town. has re
turned to her home in Lowell, Ind
Her mother. who was injured some
time ago in a fall. went with hel
, for visit of some weeks. Mr.
Kanaar will follow them in a few
DAYS. and while gone will visit his
brother at Thorntown, ILL.,. and take
in the fat stock show at Chicago al
, so.
Mrs. Joseph n Low living south
west of Argos, came in over the
Pennsylvania from Pierceton this
morning, where she had been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Fairy Simons
She was met by her son-in-law, Mr.
Oliver Lawrence, and taken In an
automobile TO her home. Mrs. Low Is
maiden name was Thompson, and
she is among the older settlers of
Marshall county Her sister was
Mrs. Emily Thomson Norris. tha