The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-07

IS visiting in South Bend.
Mrs. King Willard was in Valpo
visiting Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Ella Burnam of South Bend
IS visiting in Inwood over Sunday.
7lr. and Mrs C E. Anderson visit
q THANKSGIVING day with his father
II Rochester.
Mrs Emma Wolf, residing west of
tie city. has gone to Marion to
visit her daughter.
Mrs. Marion Logan Of Valparaiso
s-clt THANKSGIVING with her father,
Charles Carver and family.
VIM. Sehoonover of Argos came to
Tly1oath with his wife Wednesday,
aad started her on a trip east.
Hiss Laura Boss visited over
THANKSGIVING day with her sister,
Ms. Walters, in Brerlen.
Superintendent Troop of the Bour-
Fcn scheals called Truant officer
George Powell TO that place Wednes-
day.
Frank Leonard Is home from
Wallqee. Idaho. for visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas R.
7 leonard.
Miss 0lire Thompson of the Chi
eseo cit schools is spending part of
t'e THANKSGIVING vacation with her
sister, Mrs. Underwood
Miss Margaret Huffnlyer of Law
re7celurg. Indiana. returned home
t.iis norning after attending the
funeral of Louis Emenaker.
Petersen & Watson have started
ID a new blacksmith shop in the
vest end Of the old Ness Planning
shop. corner of South and Walnut
streets.
IT. and Mrs. Milo Gill and Mrs.
andrew Peterson of Bourbon were
IN Plvmolth Wednesday on the way
to Coldwater, Mich, to visit rela-
tives.
Prosper Ball, with his wife and
two children. and his mother went
10 Mishawaka Yesterday to eat
a7kseiving dinner with his brother
DIR. Ball.
Ed VanKirk of South Bend was
IN tic city few dours Wednesday
- lis way to belong. He visited
Eere with his uncle, Constable Lo-
lenzo Pelton.
Professor Outer, Principal of the
city Rgh school, was in Topeka,
Tl5.. yesterday where he went to act
rs referee m a foct ball game be-
tween two school teams.
Mrs. John C. Capron of Fort
Wayne came down to visit her father
AID mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gull
len. Her husband is engaged In
court with the Mrs. Lord case.
John c. Capron of Fort Wayne
is in the city on court business,
5ohn looks well. and seems to be en-
joying life as much as in the old
oavs when he lived in the county
seat of cid Marshall.
Earl Mclaughlin is down from
South Bend visiting his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fogle. Mrs.
-fcLaughlin is here also. Earl has
rad tussle with typhoid fever, and
his friends will be glad to know he
is recovering his usual good health
once more.
John Cast and his son Charles
Fave gone TO Pensacola, Florida,
and may conclude to locate in the
land of sunshine and orange groves.
John lost his wife short while ago,
and has been uns tiled since, and
we hope he will be ben fitted by the
change of climate and scenes.
W. E. Leonard, wife and daughter,
Marie spent Thanksgiving day in
Chicago, the guests of his son Rollo.
lfr. Leonard expects the children
home for the Christmas time, and
this will be change, as. he goes to
the home of his only son in the
great city, that takes so many Of
our brightest young men.
Samuel w. Craig and family are
here to spend Thanksgiving with his
brother, Nathan Of the Leonard
store, and his sister, Mrs. Cal.
Switzer of the Center street second
hand store. Sam is one of our old
town boys, and is making good In
his store at Nappa;iee, where he is
a respected and good citizen.
Mrs. Grace Williams, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas, who
live south of town on the Michigan
road came down from South Bend