The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-22
TUESDAY
Miss Alta Hall spent the after

Schuyler Nolan went to Rocheste
today on business trip.
Miss Elsie Bechtel of Laplz wa
in the city on business tais m RI
ing.
Fred Britt of South Bend sp N
the morning here enroute to Bour
bon.
P. j. Haag is having his stor
painted. C. E. Lauer is doing tn
work.
Mrs. o. G.. Baker went to Bour
bon to make short visit will
friends.
Chas. Miller and Fred Wenzle
went to Walkerton today on bust
ness.
Stanley Baky left for Argo
where he will visit friends for {
couple of days.
Mrs. Chas. Sherer went t. Elk
hart this morning to spend a few
days with Mrs. Mitchell.
Mrs. M. J. Livinghonse and
daughter of Hibbard were Plym-
outh shoppers this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Strunk and
Miss Ethel York spent the day in
South Bend and Mishawaka.
Miss Isabelle Ryan left today fol-
visit of a few days with rela-
tives and friends at Chicago.
Floy Leonard re,urned home from
Chicago yesterday, where she has
been employed for some time.
Miss Eva Nelson left today for a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
r. E. Helsel at FIT. Wayne.
Guy Fogel, formerly of Plymouth.
but now residing at Indiana Harbor.
is in the city for a few days. :.
Mrs. E. J. Beaurway of South
Bend is here for a three week 5
visit with relatives and friends.
Cecil Hendricks has gone to In
wood for a visit with his grand
mother. He expects to stay fof
three or four weeks.
Miss Kathryn Bauerlein Of Misha-
waka returned to her home Mon lay
after visiting with Miss Francis Love
of this city.
Miss Lottie Langdon has gon to
South Bend and Elkhart for Vi it
of a couple of weeks with rela-
tives there.
After a visit Of a couple of
weeks with his parents and grand
parents here, Lloyd Hill has re-
turned to his business in Philadelphia
Edith and Alma, daughters of
John Wiverly, have gone to visit
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. M. Fetters of Lapaz
They will remain until the Fourth
Mrs. VIM. Hand has gone to
Bourbon to visit her folks. She was
accompanied bv her sister, Maggie
Shoemaker, who has been visiting
here.
Lewis Fox of Evansville visited
his father, Adam Fox, of the Ed
gerton Basket Factory over Sunday
He left today for South Bend to
take bookkeeping pos ton there
Mrs. H. E. Kilmer has gone to
Wawasee. Wisconsin as a delegate
to the State l.. o. 7. M. Conven-
ton. The convention opens to 1av
She expects to be absent fo- two OF
three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. LaFol-
lette and daughter, Mss Esther
have gone to Lapaz for visit with
relatives there. They have spent the
winter in California and are now on
their way home to Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Mattox and
Mrs. Mattox' sisters, Mesdames
Meade and Anderson of Piqua, o.,
who have been visiting here fol
some time, have gone to Goshen 70,
visit with relatives and friends.
Prof. James n. Bishop left this
noon for South Bend. He will visit
friends there and then 60 on to
his home in Rochester, n. Y. Mr..
Bishop, although he has been here
but short time has made many
friends and will be greatly missed
by them. However, he will stop of
at Plymouth on his way West, about
the first of September.
Fred A. Strickland, formerly Of
Argos, was In town Monday enrout,
to his home at Anderson indiana
He is now National Lecturer Of tn,
Socialist party. Yesterday he adore.
sed over four hundred people assem-
bled on the court house lawn a
Valparaiso and also spoke at tn,
grand rally of the members of tn,
Christian Church at Tolleston. Sun
day afternoon. He has spoken il
Plymouth on several occasions sever
al years ago.