The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-09
Fred Kuhn Jr. is Chicago visit
or TODAY.

Fred Kuhn Jr. is a Chicago visit
or today.
Mrs. J. A. Bell of ] amlet was in
Plymouth few hours today, re-
turning to her home on the after
noon train.
Mrs. Frank Carlson, Miss Amanda
Peterson and Miss Ethel NJ Scott,
all of Donaldson were Plymouth
shoppers today.
Martin Lohm, living in south
Plymouth has a very sick child at
his home. The attending physician
is Dr. Loring.
Miss Alta Hill returned to her
home at Bloomington, Illinois, after
stay of four weeks with the fam
lily Of Rev. Fraley.
Ed Grant of Argos transacted
business in the County Seat today.
Ira Kyser, the Argos horse buyer
was in Plymouth today.
3. +. Williams who has been visit
ing relatives and friends near Plym-
outh for some weeks returned to his
home. in Barron, Wis.
Joseph Smith of Argos was up
Thursday visiting his brothers
County Assessor George Smith. and
Perry Smith of south Plymouth.
Mrs. Caroline Hunter of Milford
is in the city, the guest Of Mrs. A
j. Ogden, whose husband is the
engineer at the Electric Light Plant
A special primary teachers ex-
animation will be held at the Office
!, of County Superintendent Steine-
bach on Saturday, Nov. 4.
Fred Schrader who has beer
visiting his uncle, Charles Porchel
for a few days returned to his home
at Valley Junction, Ohio, this morn
ing.
Clarence Lee and wife are South
Bend visitors today. Mr.. Lee is q
contractor for cement work, and the
sudden cold snap interferes with sucl
work.
Mrs. Olive Kanaar. proprietress OF
the Kanaar House near the Vandalia
railroad station has gone to South
Bend TO visit several days with he,
/ daughter. Mrs. Charles Lambert.
! Our old fellow townsman. p J
kruyer was in Plymouth on bust
ness today He reports his people
nj South Pend as all well, which will
be pleasing to their many friends
here.
Earl Richmire came in from South
Bend over the Lake Erie & Western
this morning. Mr. Richmire married
one of our old Plymouth girls, Grace
CRUDE. sister of Senator Harry
| CRUDE.
K. NJ. Timmons of the Laporte
street Feed barn is on the list of
sick. DIR. Asphalt is attending him
and reports his condition as serious.
Mr.. Tmmons lives on east LapOrte
, street.
DIR. Loring reports case of
typhoid fever at the home of Al
fred Kimmel. 1t is Mrs. Kimmel
that is sick. Alfred Kimmel is a
brother of the saw mill man. and is
employed at the mill.
The Mozart Club held their week
ly meeting at X. p. Hall last even
ing. with Prof. Fl. W. Owens direct
ing \ goodly number were out, and
the rehearsal was satisfactory to
the director. The club is preparing
to give Pinafore some slime during
the present season. r.-a -
Another old time Plymouth boy,
Charles Woodward. of Dayton, Ohio
visited with his father. N. S. Wood
ward, and sister. Miss Daisy. who
live at the old home on Center
street. Charley manages to get back
once OF twice year and look over
the scenes of his boyhood, and note
the changes. that have taken place
in Plymouth.
Lawrence Carvey. who sells South
Bend Malleable stoves. started this
morning for another trip that will
take him to Minneapolis, st. Paul,
Sioux City, DesMoines. Cedar
Rapids and other points. He will be
gone about four weeks on the trip.
Lawrence is Plymouth boy who is
making good, and we are glad to see
him prospecting.
Mrs. C.. p. Drummond was In the
city Thursday visiting her father.
NJ. A. 0. Packard, and returned to
her home In South Bend. Mrs.