The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-02-02
Friday

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Guy Collier, of Tyner spent yes
terday IN this city on business.
James Tytle, from Logansport
went to Walkerton on business.
Edward NJ. Wright of Bremen,
was in the city on business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Metz ar.
spending few days at South Bend.
Night cop Geo. Clayton of
Rochester spent yesterday here on
business.
Mesdames L. J. Southworth and
Harry Marvin are spending a few
days at EIkhart.
Harry Hampton went to Lapaz
this morning to attend the sale Of
z. Clois Holland
Melvin Ridgeway and family of
Bourbon are spending a few days
lat South Bend.
John Tuesburg went to Hanna
today TO attend the funeral of his
brothers. child.
Mesdames Grace Hines and Cora
Rhodes are spending a few days
at Fl. Wayne.
Frank Andrews and wife returned
ito South Bend after a~,short stay
in this city.
Francis Marks returned from
Culver this evening to spent Sunday
with her parents.
Ira Huber changed cars here from
Culver enroute to Warsaw to visit
there for a few days.
Arthur Castleman of Culver chang
ed cars here today enroute to CHI.
-cago to spend a few days.
Mrs. A. Turner has returned to
her home at Walkerton after spend
ing a few days at Logansport.
Mrs. Jas. Reeve has been for two
weeks the victim of a bad cold and
lung trouble and is not much better.
Mr.. Harley Robbins of Kewanna
spent Thursday afternoon with
friends and relatives IN this city.
Miss Bessie Robinon Of South Bend
went to Tyner last evening to spend
a few days before returning home.
Mrs. c. L. Miller has returned to
her home at Walkerton after spend
ing the past week with her sister
Mrs. Ed Richards.
E. B. Hess left this morning for
the southern part of the state where
he will spend two weeks and attend
to business In Attica.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ". Thomas and
mother-in-law, Mrs. ]. 7. Hindle
went to Harbor Springs, Mich, to
visit for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Snyder re-
turned TO their home at Otsego,
Mich, after visiting the family of
Daniel Poor for few days.
Prof. H. W. Owens returned to
his home in Chicago this morning
after drilled the Mozart Club and
given several private lesson in music.
Bert Strunk of Chicago is visit
ing his father, W. A. Strunk and his
wife who has been for two weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Jerry Durbin.
Warren McFarlin is the latest
recruit TO the mumps list. Warren
is having them "good and proper. 7"
J. w. Stafford has returned from
two weeks trip through the west.
He visited st. Louis, Bellevedere,
Rockford and other points of inter
est.
Mrs. V. 7. Kyle who has been
visiting w. E. Kyle of this city
went to Walkerton to visit few
DAYS before returning to her home
at Gary.
Mrs. Gray of South Bend, form
eriv Miss Mable Maxey of Plymouth
is Ill at the home Of her sister Mrs
VIM Jewell. She may have. to be
taken to the hospital. Mr.. Gray
has taken their child to the home
of its grandmother, Mrs. Alex Nc
Daniel of North township to be
cared fro while Mrs. Gray is i'll.
Mrs. Earl VanCuren, Of neal
Bourbon is not at all well. She went
West last fall with her husband
who sold out the Star Restaurant II
Plymouth in order to accompany hel
on this trip. Her health is better
than it was when she left for thu
West but not what might be desird
Frank Weyrick, farmer of Ed
wardsburg, Mich, returned nom
today. after spending few days II
this city with his sister, Mrs Alv'
Critics. He came to attend tn
funeral of Benjamin Holem- ii
was formerly a farmer near Twn
Lakes and viii be well remembered