The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-28


Mrs. Lottie Meyer and daughter
came down from South Bend Tues
day to visit a while with her grand
father, who lives with Lei Evans,
two miles west Of town. The old
gentleman is nearly ninety years
old, and is failing in many ways of
late.
Charles Walburn had card from
his son Ray in the hospital in New
Orleans Tuesday morning. He is
getting along well, and when the
card was written the physicians hop
ed he Guild be up and have a little
dinner Christmas day.
Miss Esther O'Keefe who is In
Mercy hospital, was able to be up In
the wheel chair Christmas day, and
has taken two steps. She talked
with her father at Plymouth over
the phone, is in good spirits, and
hopes to come home before many
weeks.
j w. W. Blair arrived home today
from Worthwhile, N. D., where he
had been for some time. He has
sold his farm near the Thomas tile
mill in North township and is here
to look after some business matters
connected Herewith. He will go
from here to Chicago and expects
soon to go to Kingsley Kana-. wr~re
he has a daughter.
Miss Edna Logan who is engaged
In teaching at Alton, Illinois, is
home for the holiday vacation.
Ed Bergman of Culver brought
his family up to spend Christmas
with relatives in Plymouth.
George Hendricks spent Christmas
lin Plymouth, returning to Chicago
Monday night on late train.
Reuben Rhodes came back from
his school work in Chicago for the
Christmas season.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Kloepfer are in
the city attending the funeral of
Fred Shoemaker.
Miss Gertrude Soice of Chicago is
spending a few days with her par
lents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver G. Soice.
A letter from Plat Mcdonald
who is now in Seattle, Washington,
informs his friends that he Is quite
sick with rheumatism.
Hear Miss Ruby Seider, pianist,
and Frank Hager, violinist, with Mr..
Paul Kendall in special song at
Crystal theatre tonight.
Ford North of the Marshall Field
store in Chicago, returned to his
duties Monday night, after having
been with the family gathering at
his fathers home.
Miss Ida Haines who was for sew
eral years a teacher in the primary
department of our city schools, but
now connected with the same work
at Valparaiso, was home for the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Olive Ferry got away from
her work with the Ed Bergman
Tailoring establishment for the Xmas
time and went to Rochester to visit
relatives.
All of the family of N. V. Hoover
who are now residents of Plymouth
went to South Bend for the Xmas
Visiting and had a good time with
married and unmarried children
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Reed, who are
well known to many Plymouth
people, being the parents CT the
authoress, Myrtle Reed, whose Alife
ended few months ago. are spend
ing the winter in North Garolina.s
Frank Nicolay of South Bend had
a little holiday given him over Xmas
and employed the time by coming to
visit his old friends in the country
near Plymouth, and have little
time at his old sport of hunting.
ID. E. Vanvactor of Argos came up
this morning, and told Of the good
things to eat since Saturday. There
was Sunday school Christmas
supper at the home of Frank Boggs,
Saturday night, then a family re-
union at his home Christmas, and in
the ev1ning the business mems club
. had a supper and sort Of "love
feast" and taken all in all, Dave
! has done some eating.
Some plans that are made cannot
be fully carried out. Mr. and Mrs
John W. Wiltfong had arranged that
their two sons Charles and Arthur
: should come home with their fami-
lies, but at the last moment word
came that Arthur's baby was sick
with a colo, and could not be brought
lout. Charles was here from Chester