The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-10
MONDAY.

Fort Wayne.
Mrs S. A Harsh Of Inwood was
a Niles visitor today.
]. c. Tallman of Lapaz was in the
city on business today.
Joe Mead left this forenoon on a
trip to Monroe County, Michigan.
Mrs. Will Price of North Manches-
ter is here visiting Price relatives.
q. S. Lemert and sons Ray and
Lauren will spend the week at Koontz
Lake where they have rented a cot
tage.
Fred Wenzler sells Wooley's Herb
Tonic, and all the other remedies of
the Wooley kird.
The Misses Estelle REYNOLDS and
Lola Overmyer spent Sunday at Lei
ter's Ford.
Miss Ethel Tanning has returned
to her employment after an illness
of week.
Mrs. Chas. Seltenright of Har-
ris, was Plymouth shopper this
morning.
Gerald Duncan and "Fay" Long
were Pretty Lake visitors last eve
ming.
Arthur Craig who is now employed
at Warsaw spent Sunday with his
family here.
Miss, Bessie Lemert has as ner
guest this week. Miss Elizabeth Hol-
ohan of Chicago.
Mrs, NJ. NJ. Logan went to Harris
this morning for a few days visit
with Mrs. Willis Logan.
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Hitchcock re-
turned last night from a week s trip
to various points In hio.
Mrs. Noami Day went to Misha-
waka Saturday for a visit of two or
three days with Daniel Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Krouse of Elk
hart left for home Saturday after
a visit here at the home of Lafayette
Sour.
Miss Anna Knoll of Evanston left
for her home today after an. over
Sunday visit with her brother, Peter
Knoll.
The family of W. H. Matthew has
returned to Koontz Lake after spend
ing parts of Saturday and Sunday
in town.
Owen Hand. who lives six miles
south Of here went to South Bend
this morning where he will visit until
Friday.
Fred Walter Of Chicago returned
home this forenoon after visit OF
about a week with the family OF
John Eich.
Miss Pearl Crum of Lapaz returned
home Saturday. She had been Q
guest at the home Of Peter Pfender
since Thursday.
Miss Ethel Mclaughlin of Soutl
Bend returned home Saturday after
a weeks visit here with various rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. Esther. Oglesbee, who has
been the guest of Mrs Harrie Bucl
the past week left Saturday for he1
home at Mishawaka.
George Bennett of Grand Rapids
Mich, returned home Saturday. III
has been here on business the pas
several days.
Richard Alexander of Terre Haut'
is here for visit of some time will
the Sam Tomlinson family and othel
relatives ana lTlcHuS.
Alfred Scheetz has secured thu
position of clerk and driver of on
of Southworth' s wagons, vacated
Saturday by Harry Boyce.
Ralph Mccormick returned to hi
employment at Mishawaka this morn
ing after spending part of Satur
day and Sunday at home.
i Mrs. Lucie Sparr and son John Q.
Walkerton are here foor visit OF
few days with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John A. McFarlin.
| A. E. Massena went to Benton
Harbor this morning. Mr.. Massen'
is now employed there and spen
Sunday at home.
Ed Thompson returned to his EN-
Iployment near South Bend today al
| ter spending Sunday here. He 4
working on a peppermint farm
/ Mrs Chas Coil Of South Benz
returned home Saturday after a visi
here of several weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johns Vogei'
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Setter Of War
| saw and Mrs Kester of North Man
chester are here visiting the families
of g. r. Tanning and ]. D. Mcloy