The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-09

storm,b ut hope for fine weather
that will allow him to complete the
work this fall.
Russell Klingerman was in town
last night, and left to make his run
as newsboy on the Lake Erie G.
Western this morning. He has a
run from Plymouth to Indianapolis,
and from there to Anderson. He
Says he likes the work, and seems
well pleased with his success so far.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Felter of War
saw have bought the Fred Kepler
property on north Plum street and
have moved to Plymouth to make
this their home. Mr. and Mr.. Felt
er are the parents of Mrs. S. B.
Tanning, and lived here about five
years ago.
Lincoln Geek, the old Plymouth
man who some years ago had dray
line here, but has been living in
South Bend for years, is in the city.
lie IS tired of town life, and is look
ing for small farm, where he can
be free from the cares that harass
one who is cooped up in the city.
Back to the farm" is his cry.
Mrs. Lawrence Linkenhelt and hel
daughter Tressie will leave Plvm-
outh next Tuesday for Florida. They
| have taken rooms at Lake Helen
and will stay there this winter, es-
Gaping the cold and snow of the
northern climate. TIE Republican
hopes they will have an enioyabl,
season IN the sunny south, and re.
turn in the spring and again be
residents among us.
A number of teachers, with Super.
intendent Steinebach, trustee Wolf
and others took the morning train
for Lapaz where a joint institute is
to be held today. West, North and
Polk townships are uniting in the
event. and the North township
teahers will entertain the guests a,
dinner at noon. That they will
have royal good time goes with
out saying.
Mrs. Hannah Shirley of Grand
Rapids, Mich, has been here on a
visit 10 her niece, Mrs. Frank Buck
Mrs. Shirley is sister of the late
\. II. OeleStee. father of Mrs
Buck. She is an old time resident
of Plymouth land is well known tc
the older set of people here Her
daughter, Casteila is the wife OF
Will Fitzgerald, boy of the old
DAYS about Plymouth. now a rail.
road man of Grand Rapids. Mrs
Shirley returned to her home TODAY
going by way of Laporte to call or
friends there.
The young ladies cf the Reformed
church gave chicken supper last
evening AT Clifton s hall. and 1t was
chicken supper for sure. Chicken
mashed potatoes, noodles, gravy,
cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie. In
fact all the good things that 60 with
complete spread of the very best,
was set before the guests. We con-
graduate the ladies on their ability
10 serve such a supper, and hope
they will give another one some
time. All who were there last night
will be back again. They Melted
about $4,000.
Sherman Ellis has had a sale of
farm products, etc. and moved from
tie White Rose farm owned BY Mrs.
Frank Buck. which is four miles
south on the Michigan road. to Plym
outh. He has rented the north part
Of the John McFarlin house on
Michigan street, which was rec antlv
Vacated by the family of Robert
Sn"il who moved to Muncle. 1t
will be little strange to the Ellie
family to live in town. but we well
come them heartily. and if there is
ANYTHING the Republican can do to
make them welcome. it will be done
gladly.
II. c. Mcfarland of Culver. and
{. +. Love of Argos, were in the
city today. These gentlemen are
well drivers. having put in wells for
ID. +. Snyder, c. T. Mattingly and
others. also wells at the Argos
Water Works, Culver and other
points. They are figuring on getting
a complete outfit for heavy work,
and were here looking over the
ground and seeing if Plymouth was
going to need more wells in the near
future. Mr.. Mcfarland is a well
known man of large experience, and
We wish them success in this under
taking.
Re-. Smith of the Reformed
church returned from driving his
horse to Michigan. and will be with
his conoraoatiopc hove o,-o~ C,,1