The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-21

Lake of the Woods was in Plymouth
today.
Plat Dickson of South Bend is
In the city the guest of his daughter
Mrs. Chas. Cox, and other relatives
Mrs. Sarah Mortimore of Bourbon
Is IN the city, the guest of her sister
Mrs Isaac Anderson of South Fifth
Street.
Mrs. Sallie Baker who has been in
Argos with her cousin, Mrs. Joe
Lowe for the past four weeks, has
returned to Plymouth.
Prof. Fl. w. Owens was in the
city last evening, and directed the
rehearsal of the Mozart club at K.
P. Hall, returning to his home in
Chicago this morning.
The Saturday club will meet to-
morrow with Mrs. WINS. This will
be the last meeting of the club be-
fore the holidays, and the program
will be a Christmas musical.
Earl Mclaughlin came down from
South Bend today with his grand
father Nelson Mclaughlin, who has
been on a visit with the family of
Charles Mclaughlin for several
days.
L. d. Hively who has been visit
ing with Lee Hively for some time.
and with his brother-in-law, John
Rentschler, went to Walkerton for
further visit, before returning to
his home in Michigan.
Frank Martindale, son of E. C.
Martindale, will be home from his
studies at the State University this
evening. Frank is taking a law
course. The vacation will last till
after New Years day.
Ned Kilmer. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kilmer of south Plymouth. is
home for the holiday vacation. Ned
is Commercial teacher In the Cleary
Business College at Ypsilanti. Mich,
a place of about 5000 inhabitants
He looks well, and seems to enjoy
his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Keefe
went to Chicago Thursday to visit
their daughter Esther, who was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis a few
days ago. Good. reports come from
Miss O'Keefe. and and it is hoped she
will soon recover and be home AGAR
with her friends.
Carl Brown of Hamlet was In the
city last night, leaving for his home
this morning. Carl is now coming
TO Plymouth once a week, and tax
inc voice culture with Prof. 81. w
Owens, and has a part III the opers
the Mozart club will give soon. HI
las a really wonderful voice, ant
with proper training will become .
leader in musical circles.
Andrew Roberts, and his sister
Mrs. Mary Cuffel of Akron. Indiana
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Krouse O.
Argos, are here to attend the funera
of their aunt, Mrs. Sarah Donnie
who died in Chicago, and wa
brought here last night for buria
The funeral was held from the HON
of her sister, Mrs. Smith Pomeroy
corner of Tbayer and Nursery stree
this afternoon. with burial in Ga
Hill cemetery.
Harry Woodbury., son of Mr.!
Matilda Woodbury., living north o
town on the Michigan road, and VIII
has been taking medical course i
the State University at Bloomington
will after the holidays. take up tn
finishing of his studies at Indian
apolis. Harry is a fine student. an
a bright young man, and his friend
predict a brilliant future for him
his chosen profession. Of course
is a graduate of the Plymouth Hig
school.
Miss Fay Webster, daughter c
4. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Webster who liv
southwest of Plymouth on the oil
Foltz farm, left today for Chicag'
from whence she will go oDaver
port. Iowa, to be married. Fay lii
ed several years of her girlhood Lii
in and near Plymouth, and is
splendid good girl. The best .wisl
es of her many friends 60 with he
hoping her life viii be enc of happ
ress and JOY. The name of the ma
she WI. m.arry is Chall les II. Sn,
der. and the wedding will oceu
December 16. They viii be at hon
to their friends at 1872 E. Sixth ST
Davenport, Iowa
The eyes of everyone about tt
Pennsylvania station whenrthe &C.
train pulled in this morning, wei
turned toward giant of man WI
strobe from the station for up tow
The name "Jack Johnson" was o
the his Of several. and reportt