The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-07


mentary Education, Indiana Uni
yersity viii lecture this evening at
80 at tile Webster school building
on the meaning and value OF school
education. Admission free, everyone
invited.
Frank Martindale, student at the
State University at Bloomington, is
home fer the Thanksgiving vacation.
His father. f. c. Nartindale. gave a
little dinner party at his home on
Center street in his honor yesterday.
Frank reports the other Plymouth
boys at old Indiana as feeling
inc, even If their foot ball team did
Get pretty well lick d this season.
One of the finest window displays
to be seen anywhere can be seen at
the Peoples Drug store on La
porte street. Mr.. Reiter is the dec
orator who did the mischief. With
paper turkeys, real corn fodder,
apples and many pretty articles
from the store he has made a very
beautiful window display.
Jonas Smith, wife and child are
here visiting the family of G. W.
Smith, the County Assessor. Jonas
is son of g. W, and is located at
Joliet, Illinois, where he is con-
ductor on a street car line. His
sister is Mrs. Croft of the bakery.
and this is his first visit since his
father moved to Plymouth. They
will spend Thanksgiving here, and
visit among old friends for few
days.
Jacob Suit of north Center street.
an old resident of this city. is
quite sick. and his son Louis was
here from Nappan to see him.
Mr.. Suit is well known in this
locality, having lived here when he
was an active business man. He is
now some seventy-six years old, and
has been crippled considerably for
number of years. William Suit who
run the grocery until short time
ago, is his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Singleton of
north Center street, went to South
Bend yesterday where they had
Thanksgiving dinner with their son
Everett. Everett is working for the
Nandalia railroad as checker at the
station, IS doing well and getting fat
and hearty. He will be remembered
by many of the people of the town,
as he lived here several years.
Sam earn and family were in
South Bend yesterday for Thanks
giving day visit.
+. Croft is arranging to move his
bakery business to the Cord Miller
building south off the Michigan
street bridge. He finds that it is
necessary to get out of a basement
with his baking ovens, as there is
no way of getting any ventilation
where he is now. Mr.. Croft has sue
ceeded in building up very nice
business since coming to Plymouth,
and his customers will gladly follow
him to his new place. He expects
to move by about the first of the
year.
The Thanksgiving reunion of the
Thompson family was with Bert C.
Thompson at his home in South
Bend, this year. His mother, Mrs.
Amanda Thompson, and sister, Mrs.
Eva l.. Underwood of this city went
up Wednesday. 1t wa sa JOYOUS
gathering, there being twenty-five
there for dinner. There were greet
ing from Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley. who
are in San Diego, California, who re-.
GREETED they would miss the good
things they knew would be on the
table.
John and Ed Baxter of South
Benl, with their families were here
to eat Thanksgiving dinner with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baxter. These boys are old Plym-
outhites, and come often to see the
old folks. They have a pleasant
home in what was called River Park
between South Bend and Mishawaka
but which was taken into South
Bend few months ago. We are al
ways glad to have them with us,
and wish that there was business in
Plymouth to keep them here, but we
are pleased to know they are living
comfortably where they can get here
occasionally.
Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Tribbey left
early Thursday morning for the
West. They win go first to Seattle,
by way Of Salt Lake City, ina after
ward expect to locate permanently
somewhere in California. Mr.. Tr;b-
hey has disposed of his ice business
to his brotber-in-law. Alfon Roooe