The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-28

The Misses Rose and Marguerite
are home for the holiday
vacation with their parents on north
Center street They are attending
school at st. Mary's of the Woods.
lloyd Greiner of Bonnie Terre,
Missouri, and Orlando Johnson of
hirkwood, M ssouri, came in for the
Christmas vacation Saturday morn
ing. They both teach manual train
Miss Retha Zehner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Zehner, went to
South Bend Friday evening to STAY
with her grandmother, Mrs. Unger,
until Sunday, whe nthey will both
come to Plymouth for Christmas.
Miss Hazel Neff who is teacher of
music in young ladies school at
Greensboro, North Carolina, is home
to remain during the vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Neff.
A. B. Farmwald left Friday eve
ming for Nappanee. His wife and
daughter, and his wife's mother,
will follow him Saturday, Mr.. Farm
lwald's father lives in Nappanee,
also sister, and they will spend
Christmas together
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Masters Horace and Robert, and
Miss Catherine Ewalt, children OF
Milton Ewalt of South Bend, return
ed home Friday evening, after visit
+ ct several days with their grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine
Ewalt, and the family of their uncle
Adam E. Wise.
The Misses Wiseman, Mcclure.
Sullivan and Daniels, teachers in the
city schools, with Miss May Daniels,
who is student here, left Friday
evening for Chicago, bound for their
homes to spend the vacation they
all think they have earned. We hope
they will come back rested and re-
freshed for the next term of work,
after having had Merry Christmas.
Horace Thompson and his daugh-
ter Margaret returned this morning
to their home in Cleveland, Ohio.
after attending the funeral of his
father, a.. C. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Thompson
and their sons, Roland, Lewis and
Allen. have returned to their Chica-
90 home, having been called here BY
the $ ckness and death of A. G.
Thompson.
! There will be a gathering of the
North family home for Christmas.
Ford will be here from the Marshall
Field store in Chicago, Harold will
get away from his duties with the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad at Garrett
and Lois comes from her school work
at Kendallville. Their cousin, Miss
Edna Nichols, who lives near the
North residence on south Miner
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Ruth of Chica-
20, returned to their home after at
tending the funeral of the late A
c. Thompson. They took with them
the two girls Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Harris, Ruth and Mary, who will be
given a sight of the store windows
and other scenes that delight the
childish heart that are to be seen In
the great city at this season of the
year. That the children will enjoy
the trip is sure, and Mr.. and Mrs
Ruth will have made two little girls
Apply for one Christmas time
Frank S. Shepherd, the genia
salesman for the VanCamp Hard.
ware Company of Indianapolis, ba:
put aside the little red runabout
packed his grip, and when this
week S business is finished will HE
himself to his old home in Toronto
Canada, for the Christmas time. He
will of course be missed about tn,
railroad stations and streets, but
promises that his stay will not b.
long. Soon after the new year il
ushered in he will be back ant
fright on the job as usual.
W. E. Leonard expects his Chill
dren home for Christmas season
His daughter, Mrs. Cora Underwood
will bring her husband and foul
children from South Bend, Mrs
Lottie How will bring the doctor
and the two boys from Lakeville
his son Rollo will come with hi.
wife from Chicago, his daughter
Floy will be here from indianapolis
and Marie will get away from the
cashiers desk at the Bee Hive. The
other daughter, Mrs. Bessie Callahan
with her husband and son, will moi
come, as they are living in Denver
Colorado. Mr.. Leonard win surel,
have house full when they all ge,
home.
Mike Zehner of Wolf Creek was
in the city Friday, and attended the
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