The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-02-16
TUESDAY

To save money on fence see
Buck. w2-23.
E. A. thinner was a Kewanna
visitor today.
Jas. Wickizer transacted business
in Argos today.
This is st. Valentine Day. Have
you seen yours?
I. j. Freshour transacted bust
ness here today.
Elmer Burkett returned to his
home in Tippecanoe.
Frank Jones returned to his home
IN Culver today.
Earl Richmyer of South Bend is
here on business.
Floyd Kebert has returned from
South Bend.
Will Hendricks, transacted. business
in South Bend today.
Morley Seybold is one of the latest
sufferers from the mumps.
C. z. Rowe spent Monday evening
in Argos calling on friends.
John Michler, who resides on the
Leesburg road, is very sick.
Harrison Cook is home from South
Bend, sick with the humps.
E. c. Church transacted business
in the city Monday afternoon.
Garland Bogardus of Culver as in
the city Monday on business.
Mrs. C. R. Cooper and Mrs. Jas.
Woodrow, who have been sick, are
better.
Miss Mable Hinkley has gone to
South Bend, where she has secured
employment.
L. C. Balfour left for South Bend
today in the interests of the Amuse-
ment Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephenson
have gone to South Bend to visit rela
tives.
The Misses Inez Reisch and
Josephine Hodges spent the day In
South Bend.
Jas. Severns Commissioner of Tip
pecanoe county, was a Plymouth
visitor Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Logan of
Valparaiso spent Sunday with Chas
Carver and family.
VIM. Richmond returned to Chi
cago, after spending Sunday with
relatives and friends here.
Miss Bertha Rightly, who is en-
ployed in South Bend, is home to
spend few days with her parents.
Frank Taber has returned from
South Bend where he transacted bust
ness.
Miss Bess Lyons, a member of the
Balfour Amusement Co., was called
to her home in Denver, Col, on &C
count of the illness of her mother.
Miss Lutmilla Kleinhenz, who has
had the scarlet fever at the home of
George Brown on north Walnut
street is recovering nicely. The lit
tie son of George Brown has the
fever now.
Mrs Jacob Schlosser and daughter
Emma of South Chicago spent las,
night and today with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Schlosser and family.
C. T. Middleton trustee of Wal
nut township, went to South Bend
! Saturday might to spend Sunday with
his son Howard. Both father and sor
celebrated their birthdays witt
Abraham Lincoln.
Reports from South Bend today
state that Mable Maxey Gray j:
worse and very low. She was taker
to the hospital there last week ani
for a time was not expected to live
but grew better.
Fred Enoch, route agent for thu
Adams Express Co. passed through
the city on his way from Loganspor
to Ft.> Wayne.
Mesdames j. Stutsman, Cyrus
Freeman and Ira Clark of Hamle
went to Rochester this morning l,
attend the funeral of George Free
man, which will be held there today
4 A business session of the Sunda,
School board of the Reformed churcl
was held at the home of Mrs. Bessi
VanGilder last evening, for the pur
pose of appointing new teachers an
rearranging the classes.
| There will be a Reception Socia
for the benefit of the Ladies Societ,
of the Church of God, at the HON
of Mrs. Matte Pogue Leonard, o.
Minor street, on Wednesday after
noon, February Is. Friends ar
cordially invited.
Henry Humrichouser entertained
| few of his friends at his home O
north Michigan street Sunday even
ing. All report a jolly good time.