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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-06-09
NO CREEK

May H.-Decoraion day was OBJ
served at Wesley chapel Tuesday.
Owing 10 the absence of the commit
tee On arrangements " was not
what II should have boon neveruhe-
less Rev. Chuds Hall of vandaiia. Ill
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-06-09

utss. gently massasing the sore parts.
Less time win not give the desired
rssuits) Repeat this each night I'M
I'll the cure 10 permanent" AL sore
ness disappears Immediately. corus
and caliousss can be peeled right OF
Bunions are reduced 10 normal and
the indsnmatien drawn out. sweaty
and smelly feet. tender asd swollen
feet need but few treatments. This
Caiocids 10 a remarkable drug. For
nsriy used only BY doctors but any
drussist nov has Il In stock or will
quickly Get Il from his wholesale
house A twenty-five ssat package ID
slpiAsd 70 cure the worst fssl
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-06-09
For Sale
Real EStatel

SO Acres Of the finest Rough river
bottom land located three miles west
Of Hartford. About 20 acres in cult
walton. Good dwelling and cut build
ings. A bargain for $3.50.
We have AGO acres of fine bottom
land 8rom one asd a half to two
miles of Hartford, Fart OF It with
timber. Also about rs acres of up
land belonging TO the same tract.
Terms easy.
A new one and one-half story frame
building with five rooms and largo
recptieon hall, built out of the best
selected material. Situated on Clay
and Fredrica streets, Hartford, Ky.
Lot 6Ox2O5 feet. Fine well of soft
water. All necessary out buildings.
Terms reasonable.
Good nine room two story dwelling
In Centertown, KY, has good els
tern. good cellar, never failing we'll
of water, good stable and other out
buildings, one acre lot of ground. A
uplendid location for family residence
and hotel Price and terms reason
able. Apply to
BARNETT G FOSTER, Agents,
Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-06-09
Two Ways Of Saying 1t.


Its the constant drop of watsc
That wears away the stone.
It's the constant exerchssr
That develops all the bone.
It's the constant advertiser
That brings the bacon home"
AND THIS.
The constant gnaw of towser
Wears away the hardest stone;
The constant gnaw OF owser
Vanishes the toughest bone;
The constant cooling lover
Carries off the blushing maid;
And the constant ADVERTISE.
Is the one who gets the trade.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-06-09
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
.' s;.s. Il: :, 1LAZzM
Receipts Fer Sale.

We have quite a lot of subserip-
tlon receipts 30 The Republican that
We would hlss 10 sell at once. Look
on the label Of your pap@ and yos
can tell how much YOU are owing 10
this paper. For further information
call on or aadrsss.
THE HARTFORD REPUBLICAN.
Hart6ord Ky.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
PREACHER Is ABUSIVE
Holiness Clergyman ViIifes All Other
Creeds and Ministers.

Lawrenceburg, Ind, July 19-Rev.
Philip c. Smith, aged forty-six, Holi.
ness preacher. opened religious
meeting in Butlerville with a band of
co-workers and denounced the
churches and members in general. and
TIE Rev. James A. White, minister of
the Butlersville First Baptist church.
in particular
Members of the Rev Mr. Whites
congrega ton demanded that the
preacher desist. This angered the
Rev. Mr. Smith and he became more
abusive. He, with his followers, were
showered with eggs, and several buck
cts of water were dashed on him, but
did not dampen his ardor. He was
marched out of the little hamlet and
been notified never to return.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
- rrnf ot [a7eI saa morl
SHItI5sasal,sa ssi1MIffS CASE
oatIoa. eds III -tcQs vtrE9o =
President eduestsr Recon-
mematicnH from wilson.
Secretary Mhons.ss Not Had to Take
insjdesabnf siif ,seit. IA y1&cS Fave
.nos al too 1coEhrerNfmstsft~o
3ws artL1TAta 5 d1I'
Ia an0..r nrlrvI .arrRrOI

k,r "a am0:q, SLI1 s%,In67oi
" Masfhff HI l1133t t ' xSxxa aaFdsre was a
SFs sue eSas 81 ntbsf yYISnff oshier IN the
case Ct Dr =; 'ev y. Ni!eyo eLief of
TIE tuicau Il (! er-istry. who is under
fIrebsaansfas ed oysI ,1sf9 s. sa,ary
cbss cns a1Sssb ss--..sseaasBF Rusby,
qfbeshgubknn' sqsognqaas an expert
assistalto7fis vnlt bHff eT
R5ias. csbsIsH ieEt asid;eatSfted Sec
rfthagy isffroA fAsdoIssfsie ySat'sesi TO ap-
fehq s ALA ifs hsfs4so nc a,,on !
tfsaiead eHiflHH49gaafa cfvaaa4fIa;,trre.- and
Dr. Wesey E'Izesai at 70 essf stticretary
wflscu voq 2.niiINe1q .eiaaei5fhts far
nor liz 30 niaafw nm the
nra5tegb nAbsaete 81 i'siarsgpe-oiiy be
feved. tEat Secretary .E3Hsp has
s14ssa sd ai rs q Il 5ss nhe@
oaspasub6edinTsafez efhbrs0NiAYy is re-
gapaeda cAn thgslsskofe asLla79o Counter
paft1sf 1GifofuR Pinchot, sfhoyAs chief
forester. WAS Ialsoo av.Sihofdinate of
Secretary WILSON rs bns eri5'
When ,Pinchot was displaced by
President Taft. Secretary Wilson, it
!, is Said, gave a sigh- of relief, yet he
did not iiaveiao take any decided part
in the fight which Pinehot precipitated
1t was ssaido,wbepdthe, wiley matter
was fret preached that Secretary Will
eon was now in q fair way to lose his
second bad boy, Without having to
- 4
shoulder any more of the responsible
ity than he die in The Pinchot case.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

hedboys say,a are chiefly to peel the
potatoes and thehlike. He has not
vet advanced to the position of hold
ing the frying pan 9ln''lt 'as'isq
Eulusgol 8 sJsszaas INsds hIo n
Besides Capt. Boberg and Lieut.
Pifer the Company consists of the
following members 1st. Serg. Her
man Pitts, Quartermaster n. O.
Bard, Duty Sergeants Earl Deacon
Owen Corl, Ollie Laudeman and Geo.
Yazel ;Corporals Festus Turner, VIM
Rish. Iven s. Carter and Algie Ebel
Musician Herbert Houghton. and
Privates: Howard Cochran Clarence
Ever. Ralph Hutchinson, Chas. Hills
fuIan. Jesse Hossler. Raw Hostetler,
Harold Kineh. Everett Leedy. Otto
EIong, Arthur Menser. Jesse Marsh
VIM. Rolling. Earl Starrett, John
EStrang. Geo. Shapes. Fred Scott
Willis Yazel. Grover Yazel, O'a
Welch. John Geek, Walter HILL
Palph Rinard. JOSEPH Ellis. Arb'e
Williams. Dennis Harris. Arthur
Fairbanks. 30 VIM. Evans Harry
B6wles and Jesse Letter. 2af bo9'
% On this trip the privates3 get $l5c
per. day: Sergeants. $40; First Ser
geant, So. 30; eQpartermaster. 1928;
First Lieut., oc$5-5o5o Second, Lieut.
$3.50, Captain $500. Ado -
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

VE9f s. su015c 8tIfi - $50 ISL y
On the Lake Erie at & 90 c 'elsck
a. m. Monday in a special car, Com
pany left for Fl. Benjamin Earii-
son for a ten days camp and army
maneuvers.G bns siisH yjT9 9a5
THE boys were 80 in number and
We're under command of Capt.s Oscar
Boberg, with lst... Lieut. Geo. Pifer
second in command The End Lieut.
VCfias.. Kerr is in Texas and so could
mot be with the boys. The train az
rived at camp at 1920 in the fore
noon and tue boys were at once busy
putting up tents and preparing for
the work of, the camp life, and wal
maneauvers.
Nearly all day Sunday the Armory
was the scene of activity as the boys
came. in. made out their papers, cot
their suits. and other acOutrements
of war. in preparation for the an
nual journey, to the State Encamp-
ment.
The most important officer in the
company. though not the highest Is
first cook Geo. Hammel. Without
him the boys would have TO disband
in a few hours and forage for grub
He is an expert, too, they say. and
will put mp the most appetizing table
imaaoinabIe for an army boy He i
assisted by Austin Bowles, who has
the title of second cook. His duties
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
A Welcome Chance TO
Those Who Suffer
Coming to Plymouth. Ind. on
Monday, July 81
To stay ct Ross House
DR.. Albert Milton Finch
Of jamestown, Indiana
Consultation and examination
Confidential. Invited
and Free
ONE DAY ONLY
From a Lafe Sna,sbsf

To see ali of his regular Patients and sue,
new Cases, as may wish to consult him.
DIR. Finch enjoys state wide reputation,
among the profession and the Public of
Indiana, where for more than Forty Years
he has devoted his entire time to the
Study, Treatment and Cure of Chronic
Diseases. The Doctor hSs had wonderful
success inhis chosen work, that of curing
chronic sufferers, Men, Women and Chill
dren. The Patients he has restored to
Health after they had given up all hope
of being Cured are numbered by the
Thousands. He is a kind, generous,
democratic gentleman to meet, of high
scholarly attainments, and dignified per-
sonality. Coupled with Fatherly inter
est, in all who seek his advice. He does
not take a Patient for Treatment unless
he can foresee Cure of the Case. The
most commendable feature of his work,
and one that appeals to the ordinary sick
person, is the fact of his charges being so
reasonable and moderate as to make il
within the reach of even the very poor.
AT no time do the charges amount to
more than $500 a month or about 81. so
a week. He gives his own medicines.
and there are no extra Charges. II takes
him never more than from -four to six
Months to Cure Case under Treatment.
All Cases, even those who have been
given up as Incurable or Hopeless, have
been Cured ard restored to perfect
health by this BriIlian; Physician and the
wonderful methods he employs.
IT you want to meet him and have him
examine you, go to see him, and talk the
matter over with him. 1t will cost vo,
nothing if he does not put YOU under
treatment. If he takes your case, it will
cost you very email sum to get weIl.
Remember the
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
PASS COUNTERFEIT BILLS
Terre Haute Police After Persons
Who Circulate Raised Notes.

-Terre Haute. Ind, July lathe DO
lice are trying to run down the per.
sons who are passing as $40 bills what
We're 81 bills. but have been raised to
look like $50 national bank notes. Four
Of these mutilated bills have been
found. and it is, believed a number
will yet turn up. 60
On the face of the bill the eagle
Is erased, and the words First Ma
rional bank of Canton" stamped
around the edges, the Isl" is erased,
and numerals like the serial numbers
of bank note are stamped. On the
reverse side the lone" in the four
corners is replaced by 1920" and the
Xxx" is stamped. on the sides.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

I
The Misses Gladys and Ruth Nell
lans have gone to Bourbon for a few
daxs, visit with relatives there.
The Misses Lizzie, and Addie, Sto7
fer of Bonrbond have Fgone1 to South
Bend for a short visit with relatives
and friends. ssp7sao seasm nsasslA
Hiss Pansy cronan left today fer
Botkins. Ohio where-she- expeets-to
join stock. company being Pr
sanized there.
VIM. orsaopd, Clifford Burhett and
Lott Lesey went to kankakeeN this
norniug. They expect to enjoy a
couple Of days squirrel hunting.
MI. and Mrs. Andrew Richards
Haudl two children end Mrs. David
iZelher vent to st. Joe this noon Ter
tzekner Vent to ST. Joe fhis noon fer
a few DAYS visit.
b tir. and MRS. r. {. Bfsdek Of
lH.os Angeles, Gal LEFT tins morning
flor their home after spending some
|aime With M. ana Herr Of TER
re Assi5 fp are iag at MaA
ihkue 4 bis 3m NM
lit the q: Bsrdt,
EiI2 mile soff az szlsth. on
| FRIDAY eveiiiptg. JUS The ben
|efit of the chdrekss w2O DBL
T Mrs. Ray-Andersomhas been -ses
cured rs pianist Iat the Grgstaf She
las had q large amount of expert
enesivplaeing IN Chicago houses aAd
| Is very fine at the piano, She takes
the place vacated by the resignation
Iofi Mrs 2 Carl -Revnoldsgt nolsuidssV
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Humphrey Of
Rellefontaine. Ohio. who have been
the guests of their son Charles over
Sunday went to Pierceton Tuesday
Cor further visit before returning
home.
louis ellis. VIM. Waters. Fred
Myers. Cornelius RINGER. ]. F. Bach
tel. C.. d. Poring. all of this city. CT
nearby left Tuesedav for Florida
where they will ,,ok over some land
there in which they are Interested.
| Mrs. Dorothy H;ll, former res
iident of this place, but now living
i'm CHICAGO. who has been the guest
fof Plymouth friends the past few
Idars went to South Bend this MORN
inc for visit with her mother, Mrs
Dorothy Suit, before returniny hone.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
WEATHER FORECAST

Indiana = Local showers today;
Slightly cooler in northwest portion;
unsettled tomorrow; light variable
winds.
Illinois-Local showers and some
what cooler today: unsettled tomor-
row; moderate temperature; light to
moderate variable winds.
Wisconsin, = Probably showers to
day; cooler in southern portion; over
cast with moderate temperature tc
morrow; light variable winds.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
POOR COPY
w. E. Leonard went to Lakeville
on business today


w. E. Leonard went to Lakeville
on business today
DR.. Finch's next date in Plymouth
twiHdbe AdoaAayy5idS 3iwo1o ssssL
sDsLtSbossuan ha S. gone ta Niles,
Mich. on business for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. N. Welsh will
visit Laporte friends for a couple Of
days.
! . Mr., apd Mrs, d, r. Stiles of Tee
garden IwereI in the city ON business
1today.ouT .szsI yttsrT is bI9d
III Or. and oMHSo1, NJ Edison and
son David wens teIGary on business
today. hem srew d5idw aaIidomoius
Mrs Fred March 1h has lS1 gone TT to
EsgSth Fen gSasav fsSFFa few 5aqyfao yssPt
WIN l LIS ST 4of ssul iUo tnsw odw
my. III. iyahrKirk fneturnha home tc
Delong0 Monday iiafter Of .yisitIiierf
and at Laporte. .gnEnsvs
FlQNifs. christina Jolidsoff of D8hald-
Esstn fowiH spend IA few days with
Friends aud relat;5es at Eogans59fs
M Mrs. u1GGe Geo, 4. Hainpess' les and ber
guests. Mrs. Geo, Filar. and children
of Indianapolis. spent the day at Ar
Cos.
VIM. II. Morris Of Tyner returned
TO. his employment at Bremen yester-
day after spending Snandayuotart
home Cd, 10 ao.nn 9di hua ss4iIss
sdMrs.n Ellen Richardson of Osceola
returned, to her home Monday, after
visiting at, the Julia Work fqfkl Tr aaiippiJf
School over Sunday. sstuoio9 bsjinn
a 80 An n ice eu cream social win Be given
Eriday evening at the, home of Chas
Stockgen on South street by the Re
formed Sunday school
Fo Saepp.,pf Al511 p:Fs ,lrslrv
+. elm 70 'av irp stS to his .hoplltt
from VALPARAISO where he has VI
tied for the past few days. =
Cod. psEnoch Myers a prominent
lawyer of Rochester, pa eed thru
the city today enror,te TO South BEN
where he expects TO spend a couple
n
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

The Misses Gladys and Ruth Nell
lans have gone to Bourbon for few
DAYS, visit with -relati res there.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
INDIAN LANDS TO BE OPENED
Aug. % rs Date for Throwing Cpes
1851 Acres In Minnesota.

Washington, July 19.--Cut over In
dian lands in Minnesota aEproxlmating
191. 547 acres, will be thrown open to
entry Aug. %, 1911, unGer instructions
signed by the first assistant secretary
of the Interior.
Settlers will have to pay $1.25 an
acre forhthe 1ants wizio hsaiss situated
IN the Cass' laSe. vanA Dfihth districts.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
TUESDAY

-sd hrs 1svId Cd hn6 t1Giq h1foW
1sMrssdJ C. whiieselI spent the day
al Donaldson. en- ~ ode ''' ~
Eugene League went to Chicago on
business today. - ar =; a9sla aar1e
Frank Thomas enjoyed himself at
the Bend today.aa2fd9f& snf s4od9I
Elmer Wilson was South Bend
business translator today. ,-f
I. a. Martindale transacted busl-
nesseat Lapaz today. Bisgis0omsi
Walter Sponsler of Bourbon went
ia Lakeville on business Monday.
Ben Seybold and daughter Bertha
went TO Lapaz on business this morn norm
ing. arr E fgsa8 Ia sa
Hiram Mangus eff Lapaz transact
ed business in this city today 4ooi
Monroe Steiner transacted bust
ness at South Bend today. 70 80.
Geo. yinall went to South Bend
and Mishayaka on business t9daymo
John T.. Hindel transacted bust
nass at South Bend today. % 1''n@9o'
W Iced of Lapaz was Plymouth
business translator Monday, m morning,
VIII. fMeganIleft this morning on
ayweek's business trip to Chicago.
Ed Tanner left on 4 business trip
thru parts Of Indiana and Michigan.
Mrs, P. j, Troyer and Miss Elsie
Whiteman were Niles Wis tors today;
wilfrid Kruger of South Bend is
here for a weeks visit the guest of
Alpha Mickey. - 1ei'4 :. 30 = =
Miss Hortensee Keller has gone to
Bourbon for "a visit Of a week or
morexsW laiaos S ri Tshjous sno tsa
V9fFlening went tow aaatah9 this
morning to see about some employ
ment thereuo no 2uiesiq ni snsnv
Mr. Ma and as Mrs. s. W. Presley win
Wit at JNutwoodl ard South Benz
FORE alss qap9lssT IF da sylfSarna mo no re
I IMrsqs Floyd ifBmdellII sisitedrfher
methsr att Bourb0nwMoaaday, returho
ing home this morningafts1t Of cor
MeesdaAfHosg It. Fw oveqmtefo ana G.
E.siAnderso0n spent the day sat VAL
grls;9nmSvo-qn1 9dJ 2ufAsm Of 5rn5
70 seniGnI9sd Iiedf 1adJsGw.
RrrEe .Plptner of ETHAN III will
visit with a niece at Hammond fer
a couple Of days doidw dtiw sbodt.
MrsetR. Berry of River PARK Is
here for visit with her Sister, Mrs.
G. W. Ramsey.
Curtis Hal spent Sunday ataval-
poraso with George Firestone who
is there attending school. ,o, -
Mrs. Josephine klenczoski and
children left this city today for their
new home in South Bend. 57s aea q
Peter Pfender will visit John Lii
decker of South Bend for few
days. ~ .ea asv ~o
Miss Lodena Reed of South Bend
returned home this raorning after a
visit at Winona.
Isaac Barcus, who lives west Of
town, was a South Bend business
translator today.
Mrs. John Kaetz of Pennsylvania
visited Plymouth friends this morn
ing enroute to st. Mary's.
Oral Kreighbaum of South Bend
spent Sunday with Plymouth II end
returning to his home this morning,
,1H0oH O..
*
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

-
ZsMrsi. VIM Yazel went to- Nap
p,ariee this morning where she viii be
tie guest Of Mrs. Alta Haven for a
wast odw ,sI9Dn 9hf OF v1o19sfsiiss
'sSlewi bne nsi go ssae odi no9Wjsd
A few moments in, our Cairopody
Department viii bring you relief
from aching feet. Marinello. Shap,
Mrs, III. II. Lawrence. .a r.,ro,,f..,s.
Mrs. May Vanhomlin left for her
home at South Bend today after a
visit of several days with ar uncle
in our city. laa Z CT
Miss Erma Freese of Chicago, re-
turned home today after an over
Sunday visit with her brother, E. S.
Freese of Twin Lakes. ss ioi I'll
Mrs. Catherine Trowbri lge, daugh-
ter Susan and Donald Baker went TO
Turner, Mich, Monday for two
weeks visit. {" a''' = '''h '.'' - p
Mr.. and Mrs. q. S. Lemert spent
Saturday and .Spndayoat their cot
age. at -Koontz's lake. issrsfnf .hn
iAnel excursion traaiiaT consisting aaistt} If
ten full coaches passed thru the CITY
at about 10 a. m. over the Lake Erie
road enroute from EIwood to M;cb;-
gan City, ''H o'H' zof 2 70 TOTO
The Misses Pearl and verniee Earl
OF iitLaakkeville r turned home TODAY
fter, q visit, with their. sister. Mrs.
G ! Singleton the past, few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anders Of Hills
dale.pd Mich..n returned home this
morning after a visit With her moth.
qr.sMrs. Tuck Miller tht past few
laws bae aaaq7 a''fii I'D amin
I sa9sninm .nga9 .sru9 .ss0iGi0r .sle,
+ Nv and Mrs NJ M.sLa,ier.a Mrs
-. g. Bunnell and ATTORNEY L.. M
= auer left. today for st. doe where
REV hope to enjoy a ten davs' vacaa
tlo9n-hfiw s9l4fod sssdt rui1rris ri !
| The Misses Rose and Maarresnuet;;te
Fekbauerzafe making a fonr Of Wis
consih. sfoop'ne at Nfarshfi.ia.o War
saws FaSled River, iKaukanannaa and I
other poinfseIdnfi vIotoGfsiias 5 ssI1
+ iesssc tG9T9 J. e4G s9z0d 1870 n.
Is GIs:+ Cunningham returned : tn his
j-tNr'lllooyyJmaeelnts at Haml It this NOR 9ias
fftssdra srS visit with IBIS family here,
l,IissysSsas . FsafsesaapppapaiedI dbO hisbsans
T T Sshhifssii1roons e7s, s1ood .sfrisq 1904
The pastveof Eboysnwi.o were 1tliel
Guests Of Knight and Har H aushtt9odni
atgMaxihkuckee Lake over Sunday
trftsusseA aholneldlast evening. saving
tffev had great time. noiiLsnoSo ~
+ Nfg NJ pwhittppe,xo' of sfe. Detroit
Nieh.r who has been the. que t of Mr.
and Mrs D, G. Cole for some time.
left this morning for, Sioux Maine
where she. viii visit several weeks.
l. ssPrstty hVangilder,Q while clos.
ingsa window at the CRYSTAL theatre
Saturday might letfit fall with the
| result that he crt two fingers of his
left hand ouite, seriously and is laid
MP for few days. T
Mesdames Abe and Orphan weav-
or of Buchanan. Mich. who have
! .een guests at the home of George
Rarnes the past week left tbs MORN
ino for Harris where they will visit
few days before returning to their
! homes
Mrs. C.. B. Molycreaux of Louis
vile Kentucky passed thru the city
! this morning enroute to Winona
where she will remain for about six
| week. Her. husband accompanied
| her. this far. returning to his empty
ment at Louisville. vssiors Is y
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
WEDNESDAY

~ - - sd
Coskev will visit at Walkerton for a
few days.
Miss Esther O'Keefe spent the af-
ternOon at South Bend.
, Otis Baldwin, of Warsaw, is ia the
city on business today.
AsAsS IS! Benedict WENT to Niles,
Mieha to-day to consult theTspecialist
there. ,.~...
Mrs. Jacob Seeger has gone to
Walkerton to visit her sister, Mrs.
J. Durbin.
Doe Perry transacted business at
Lapas today.
". III. Boilnan left yesterday left
on an extended business trip IN Hi
nois.
Mrs. Bert CRUDE went to Bourbon
this morning for visit OF a couple
Of days.
Mrs. NJ. I. Boggs and Miss Hollis
Gibson have gone to Hanna for a
few gdays.di o. suiv pas yoJ s1oM
Mrs. H. ,Ammones and, daughter
have been visiting the family Of
Bert Mann at Inwood.
C. P. Byall of Pierceton, who has
visited here for several weeks went
to Warsaw for a further visit today.
Miss Helen Allen left Friday for
Danville. Ill. From there she Will go
on a tour thru the Southland bone
Nelson Mclaughlin went to South
Bend this morning to visit his son,
Chas. r. and family for several days
The Misses NJ ldrsd Mangus and
Fern Dowell Of Lapaz and Lakeville
were III the city or busitss this
morning. ao1d1 gltsido Il il go
Mrs L. 10 ,Feese of Chicago, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Mau,le Nsrtindale, for the past few
days returned home today. ig2misnl.
! The Milner and CRUDE elevator is
working, day and night now because
|of the large business at this tine
of re Year. .folaRi t9tn3 e u ~ ~
4 .sssSItErHEla CLinpa .blvods .oQi.g5Lny
/ Mrs H; B, Joseph is on the sick
list She injured her thumb the 9th
er day and and since ifle then it has caused
her her ne ssiI ttls trouble se,dxid sdt 3adT
Miss Donna Linn returned ytou lIes
home atoiWarsaws Tuesday CATER "a
visit withucMiss Esther Phillips the
past few days. oitsdtHqmys emos bI
+ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Sbaferr t. etdfitq to
Soutffs Bend This 1horfling For "a fssw
NAYS ieisft with their idaughfer,. Mrs,
fVfarenree rThreshiIw yslq nsroiiii9 eli
II gaffo rev sYab ont 10 sIuod IN
\ Mrs Ed Barber, and, two childr n,
Of Fort Wayne, haze returned hons
after "a visit of several days with, her
father, Joe .Nifong. as vlirIi.q nu,
- Mrs. w n. Bast Of L5gansport
VISITED Plymouth friends This morn
Pfng hehroute to Warsaw where she
expects to remain FOR some time b
Mesdames Ed Richards and C. A..
!lozier of Sullivan left for their re-
spectiye homes Tuesday. They have
visited here aud at Walkertop the
past three weeks. set.,e, 81
The Misses Ruth and Lenore Vim
all are taking days tour of the
county. stopping off at Nutwood. La
rav. Harris Station. Bremen and
other interesting points. ..
Miss Laura Shoemaker aud Miss
Betty Welch of Logansport, who is
spending the summer at PRETTY Lake.
have gone to CHICAGO for a visit of
several davs with friends there.
The Diamond Seekers Club Of
Pretty Lake Sunday school will give
an ice Cream social at the home Of
Ira Rhinehart, on the ,City Farm SAT-
|urday syenins, July 222soed x2o d21
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20

Fob Espich is back in town again
after an absence of several days. He
mas resumed his duties as driver of
the Hanes transfer bus.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
aodu in River

Burlington, ia, July l9.-The body
of an unidentified man about sixty-five
years of age was found in the river.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-20
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