The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-02
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Mr.. and Mrs. V. f. Flosenzier have
gone to South Bend to spend Sunday
with the latter's mother.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson returned
to Argos today, after spending a few
days with Mrs. M. J. Boyce.
Mrs. Daniel Beagles and children
will spend Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Burton of Tyner.
VIM. Helms has the mamps. His
school, the Hazelton School near
Twin Lakes are having little vaca-
ton.
Among those from Argos transact
ing business here Thursday were Ira
Keyser, John Thomas, and F. H.
Huffman.
Mrs. Ernest Shrider and daughter
Ruth of FIT. Wayne, are here to spend
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Peter
Ulrich
Mrs. Fred Ehrenstrom, living near
Blissville church is seriously sick
Mrs. Ehrenstrom has been sick fol
some time.
Prof. G. H. Tapy. member Of the
State board of education, went to
Bourbon this morning TO inspect the
| High school there.
Mrs. Clyde Swindeman and Mrs
Henry Craig of Pourbon spent Thurs
day in Warsaw the guests of Mrs
Herbert Keheler.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church met and sewed al
the home of Mrs. Frank Cullisor
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira B. Rannels vii
move next week from southwest o.
Plymouth about four miles, where h
has been farming, to Culver.
Mrs. L. Richards went to Sullivan
this morning, where she will remain
with her granddaughter, Mrs. Ches
ter Lozier, for some time.
I Mrs. Jennie Rolling went TO Bliss
field, Mich, where she was called OF
account of the serious illness Of hel
daughter, Mrs. Ida Neblough.
Mr.. Samuel Troyer, father Of
Percy Troyer of Plymouth moved
Thursday to the farm which he re
Gently purchased of John Dunnick.
/ The Misses Lois Humrichouser
Tressie Linkenhelt and Julia Yoke,
are spending a couple of days Will
Miss Lois Thompson of South Bend.
Harrison Anderson of Delta, o.
returned home this morning, after
spending the past three days will
| Overmyer and Anderson of this city
The following ladies spent the day
in Bourbon with friends and relatives
Mrs.N. B. Asphalt, Mrs. Idella Hahn
Mrs. Dessa Myers, Mrs. c. Gearhart
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Jones and sor
took dinner Wednesday in the coun
try with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gerard
Mrs. Jones is Mr.. Gerard sister.
Mrs. A. L. Gray of Mishawaka
who has been spending a few days
with Mrs. A. B. Kleckner, went to
Argos to visit friends there for 9
short time.
G.. M. Parks, who went to Chicago
few days 70 have an operation per-
formed for hernia, returned home last
week and is getting along splendidly
Bourbon News-Mirror.
Harrison Cook, who has beer
spending the past three weeks with
his parents here, returned TO South
Bend this morning, where he viii
work at Kable's Restaurant
| Mrs. VIM. Tank is home from the
Hospital in Fl. Wayne, where sh,
has undergone an operation. She
stood the journey well. She is at thu
home of her father, S. j. Nicoles, OF
Minor st.
Among those returning to Letter
Ford, after attending the Fretz VS.
Chicago and Erie trial, were j. W
Anderson, Chas. Bum, John Myers
Jas. Campbell, L, Luckenbin, ant
Emory Large.
The Pedro Party given in st
Joseph's Hall Thursday evening b.
the st. Vincents de Paul Aid So
ciety was attended by about ON,
hundred persons, including children
Mrs. John Richards won the frs
prize, a salad dish, Miss Beatric,
Ryan won the consolation, a dumb
watch. The proceeds, about So vii
be as their funds always are, uset
for the poor.