The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-07


The Woman s Auxiliary of ST.
Thomas church will meet with Mrs.
Jas. DeLonexson Thursday afternoon
Mrs. E. N. Boblett of Culver pass
ed through Plymouth this morning
going to Chicago to do Christmas
shopping.
VIM. Richmond left on the Van
dalia train Wednesday forenoon for
points in Michigan where he will
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everly are now es-
tablished in apartments In the new
Sanitarium, occupying rooms on the
second floor, at the northwest cor
ner.
Ed Murphy of Rochester passed
through Plymouth yesterday on his
way home from Wanatah, where he
was looking after some legal bust
ness.
Mrs. Tabitha Chapman who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Elnora Bryan and other relatives in
Plymouth for a week, went to Ar
COS Wednesday for a further visit.
Mrs. Lincoln Koch who used to
live near Pretty Lake was at the
old home for a few days. The
family moved to South Bend so the
son could attend Commercial school
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Jones and
daughter went to Argos Tuesday
evening. The family formerly lived
in Argos, and they have many
friends there whom they frequently
visit.
Mrs. w. H. Craig is visiting her
son Arthur at Warsaw. He was
driver for the Adams Express Com
PAW in this city for several years,
and moved to Warsaw. when promot-
ed in the service.
Earl Toomey who is to be the new
deputy Auditor, is moving into the
William Everly property on north
Center street today. They were only
married a few weeks ago. and will
come here from Bourbon.
Claude Ritter, who went away
leaving his family. destitute couple
of weeks ago, has been located at
Kalamazoo. Mich, and as soon as
the proper papers are made out
some one will 60 after him, and
bring him back.
Mrs. W. r. Wood of Williamson,
Ohio. returned to her home after a
visit with her son at Culver Military
Academy. Mrs. Wood is much i'm
pressed with this institution, deem
ing it a we'll appointed place, and
the officials worthy of praise.
Frank Bennett of Tyner, whose
store was damaged by the fire that
destroyed the building next door to
him, was in town Wednesday. He
says they cannot finish repairing
his building for some time yet. The
cornice was damaged badly on his
building.
Perry Smith of Warsaw, well
known to many Marshall county
people. was in Plymouth yesterday a
short time seeing some of the boys.
Mr.. Smith is a candidate for .repub-
lican district chairman and is look
ing after his interests in that direc-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Ringer, Jas. W
Lawrence, Joseph W. Lawrence, Gil
bert Lawrence, H. Splitter and Har-
old f. Manuel of near the Twin
Lakes neighborhood, left last even
ing for Arcadia, Florida. Part OF
them have tickets for two weeks
only, ana part will stay all winter
and perhaps permanently.
Mrs. Eldridge Thompson and Mrs
Bert Bowel went to Argos last
evening to be with Mrs. Elizabeth
Kershaw. Mrs. Kershaw is nov
eighty-six years old, and quite sick
She is Mrs. Thompson's grand
mother, and has frequently visited
at the Thompson home in this city
Until this sickness she has beer
able to get about very well for one
so old, and most people would sup
pose she was ten years younger
than she really is. She has been
widow for many years.
Mrs. C. D. Snoeberger returned
home Wednesday evening, from
trip to Texas covering a period OF
four weeks. She has sister hv-
ing at Beaumont, Texas. and though
she enjoyed the trip, and saw many
interesting sights, yet the weather
was chilly and unpleasant. The
roads are all made Of sea shells, and