The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-02
THURSDAY LOCALS.

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visiting. in the city for a few days.
Emerson Jones of Warsaw trans
acted business here Thursday.
John R. Jones made a business
trip to Argos Wednesday night.
Mrs. Jos. Holzbauer is visiting
with friends at Tyner for the day.
Farmers east of town are suffer
ing with disease among the hogs.
Mrs. L. SHREDDER. living north of
town is a visitor at Laporte for the
day.
Mrs. c. Larson of Donaldson went
TO South Bend today to visit her
father.
Mrs Mary Morrison returned
Wednesday from business trip to
Chicago.
c. J. Randall of Chicago is in the
city transacting business with Wor-
ley Seybold.
Carl Reynolds is starting to build
a horse hospital near his home on
Harrison street.
Mrs. Harry Anderson and daugh-
tiers Bessie and Margaret returned to
Lapaz on the morning train.
Mrs. Grover Hartman came to the
city today TO visit over Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Martha Koontz.
G. c. Spar. wife and baby John,
are here from Walkerton, visiting
with Grandpa John McFarlin.
Mrs. C. w. Jordan of Chicago Is
visiting a>.few days with her sister,
Mrs. j. NJ. Olds of 125 Shalley Drive
i. A. Martindale has moved from
South street to Sophia street.
Wilson Hunt of Culver was In
Plymouth today looking after bust
ness affairs.
Mrs. Nettie Heminger has moved
from west Madison to south Michi-
gan street.
Fred kepler Is moving from north
Walnut street to the house on east
: CAIRO street that he recently bought
of Fred Price.
A company of about twenty Ger
man emigrants CAME in over the
Pennsylvania early this morning.
and transferred for Michigan City,
Miss Frances Marks came up from
Culver where she is teacher and
remained over night, returning on
the early train this morning.
W. 6 Tomlinson left for Waynes-
vile. Ohio. this morning to finish his
visit which was interrupted by his
being called home ON business last
Monday.
Contractor Jacob Ness is hurry
ing forward the construction of the
north street sewer. This sewer runs
from Harrison street north to the
city limits.
Mrs Guy Williams and Mrs.
James Bennett and son Burl are
visiting for a few days with the
family of Clarence Slayter on La
porte street.
Louie Emenaker who has been at
LasVagas, New Mexico, for several
months was brought home by his
brother Peter on Wednesday evening
The climate did not benefit him as il
was hoped it would.
Mrs. George Klingerman of In
dianapolis, and Mrs. George Green
of Memphis, Tenn. who were here
to attend the funeral of Daniel Port
er, returned to their homes Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. C. Morcombe who recently
moved to Lafayette, was in the city
looking after the renting of their
home on Sophia street. She re-
ports Mr.. Morcombe as well and
pleased with his new position.
Welcome Miller is beginning to
move some articles. into his new
house yon north Michigan street
When finished this. will be onef OF
the handsomest homes in the city,
and will make an ideal residence.
Work on the water mains on
Walnut and Adams streets is being
hurried through while the weather
is good. Street Commissioners Me-
Medley has charge of the digging,
and c. O. Yarrick is laying the pipe.
What is known as~the Simons barn
now owned by Joseph Holzbauer Is
being made into double dwelling,
II is being divided so that each fam
ilv will have both upstairs and down
stairs rooms, and when finished will
be fine residence.
Contractor sVanKirk, who is paint
ing the Reed elevator at Argos came
home last night, returning this
morning. The rainy weather has