The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-02
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those who "have little business at
the court house, and came up Fri
day evening to attend to 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKesson of
Polk township were in the city to-
lay.
Sam Clabaugh of German town.
ship was in the city on business to-
day.
Mrs. C. w. Jordan of Chicago,
returned home today after a few
DAYS visit with her sister, Mrs. j.
NJ. Odds.
w. A. Walker of Culver, brother
Of County Auditor C. W. Walker,
visited in Plymouth Friday, and re-
turned home accompanied by Charlie
Michael RYAN and wife of Pierce
tcs are in the city attending the
furneral of George Kaufman. Mr..
RYAN is a brother of Mrs. kaufman.
d. P. Barrett. State Agent for the
Niagara Insurance Company, spent a
few hours with Justice Holloway
Friday. and left for Kokomo to adj
Just loss.
Mrs. Chas. Morcombe who has
been in the city attending to bust
ness matters and visiting with Mrs.
]. E. Ellis. returned to her home in
Lafayette today.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanna,
Laura Reinert, Alpha Wade and
Frank Rajcany of Laporte will
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Bushman.
Mrs. Newhouse. living on the corn
CT of Walnut and Adams streets,
came In en- the early morning train
from South Bend where she has been
since Friday noon.
The condition of Jerry Klinger Is
not improved the last few days. His
disease has developed Justification OF
the arteries. and his condition is
alarming to his friends.
DIR. Helen Knabe, the indianapolis
physician who was murdered Mon
day night. was class mate of DIR.
A. A. Thompson of Tyner, while he
was medical student in Indian
apolis.
Ruth, Nern and Georgia Bennett
of Michigan City came last night
for short visit with the family of
Will Wallace They will 90 TO T.
uer for Sunday to see many old
friends.
There are reports Of "spits OF
snow in some parts of the county,
but for genuine hard frost, the
i first real frost of the season. we can
point to Saturday morning. Oct. %.
Early risers found a tingle in the
air that has not been felt before this
fall.
John letters who Is placing the
forms for the cement curbing for tie
Argos paving, was III the city last
night. returning this morning. tie
reports the work as progressing fast
and saws that with a few weeks of
good weather they will have a fine
paved street.
Frank S. Shepherd, salesman for
the VanCamp Hardware Co. OF In
dianapolis, and who occupies the
new room added TO the residence OF
A. r. Underwood on north Center
street. was called To his old home IN
Toronto. Canada, by the illness OF
relatives there.
Miss Clara Foster. State Charities
Agent was at the Children's Home
/ visiting Mrs. Work Thursday night,
and returned to indianapolis Fri
day. Miss Ruth Chadwick accom-
DaUlCC Hcr To diteHu TIE t'tdtC
Charities Association for few days
Messrs. Miner & CRUDE have rails
ed up the office at the gram elevat-
or. put cement block foundation In.
arranged a -four room, and added
more space for the handling of sew
er pipe Altogether it makes this
plant very complete, and these
gentlemen are to be congratulated on
their enterprise.
The having of the iron water mains
on Walnut and Adams streets is now
complete, and water was turned on
last evening. so that the dead end
that has been on that line for owe;
a year is remedied. and the water
will be purified by circulation, and
cool pressure can be given III case
of fire ill that section
County Treasurer Fred Myers re-
eeipted to Agent J. f. Hanes of the
Pennsylvania Company on Friday
for the second installment of taxes
The amount was $12,989.26. The
full taxes of this Company for the
wear amounts TO $30.686. 40, which