The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09


John Debold and VIM. carp came
from Hammond to consul. DR.. Edison
of this city.
Mrs. Floyd Bunnell went to 'Bour-
bon to spend couple of days with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Uncapher OF
Grovertown visited Mr.. and Mrs. H
B. Allen today.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson of Argos
spent yesterday with her mother
Mrs. M. J. Boyce.
M. ]. Swoverland of Bourbon IS
spending few days with his mother
Mrs. John Ashley.
Mrs. John Robbins and Mrs. Fred
Robbins were the guests of South
Bend friends today.
Frank Watson of Grovertown who
is preparing to move his family here
was in the city today.
! Chas. Zimmerman left for Marion
County, O.. for a weeks visit with
| friends and relatives
Anew broom factory near Walker
ton has begun work. Mr.. Bruce
Barber is the proprietor.
Samuel Kring of southern Canada
who has been visiting relatives here
went to Bremen today.
Mrs. J. A. Bell and Mrs. Lou
Brazier of Hamlet were bushes;
transactors here today
| Mrs. John Gibson and daughter
Fern, and Mrs. Jos. VanVactor speh
the day in South Bend.
/ Mrs. Jennie Stephenson went tc
South Bend to be the guest of rela
tives today and Saturday.
/ E. NJ. Kelly and 7. W. Kelly Of
FIT. Wayne are here as witnesses or
the Gibbons VS.. Kelly trial.
j Mrs. Matilda Smith returned t.
Bremen, after spending a few day
with Mrs. Catherine Wilson.
Miss Helen Beam, who has bee,
] visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lillian Stone
hill. returned to Argos today.
/ Mrs. Lettie Cast and daughter
Rena, went to Tiosa to attend th
funeral of Mrs. Nancy Robbins.
Lawrence FRAZIER returned to Soat
Bend. this morning, after transactin
businss here for couple of days.
Mrs. Mary Large and sister, Mrs
Anna Miller of Fl. Wayne, went tt
South Bend to visit with relatives.
Mrs. M. ]. Crowley and Mrs. E
N. Crowley of Culver spent Frida!
with Mrs. F. F. Crowley of this city
Mrs. L. M. Good and Mrs. H. B
Dickson returned to Indianapolis, af
ter attending the funeral Of thei
brother and son, Nathan Dickson.
/ Peter Shingledecker and wife o
Mishawaka are here as witnesses Oh
the case of the State VS.. Putnam
incidentally calling on friends.
Jos. Durbin, who has been employ
ed at the McFadden Elevator 70
several years, will move his family
TO Walkerton in the near future.
| The Paw Paw Pleasure Club vii
meet at the home of Mr.. and Hrs
VIM. Detwiler this evening. AL
members are urged to be present.
1 Mrs. H. A. Ogden went to Milfor
where she was called by the deatl
of Mr.. Ogden's grandmother. Mr.
Ogden will 60 to Milford Saturday
i Geo. w. Allen, the architect from
LaPorte, who is making the prelimi
nary plans for the remodeling of tn
Methodist church, returned home to
! day.
Russell Klingerman left for Haz
ward, Wis, where he has accepted
situation with the VIM. Alexande
w.. do HidHdScI VI luc Wdtcu al
jewlery department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Coyle o
Scott City, Kan, who have spen
some time with the families O
Seymour Hodges and Samuel Schlos
ser, left this morning for Berea, K,
e to visit with Mr.. Coyle's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Moltel
5 ST., returned last night from Calves
ton, Tex, where they went som
5 weeks ago for Mrs. Molter's health
She did not get along as well as e,
pected and wanted to return to Plyn
outh.