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

in fer a visit. Mrs. Fields was
equal to the occasion, aud oct them
n dinner that satisfel tie party
well from the account; given.
Mrs. Ray Logan and two sons r.
t'rned from Niles. Mich. SUNDAY
evening She went there TO con-
suit specialist regarding the
Youngest child. and to visit Mr. Lo-
gan's parents. The child is much
/ improved. and she reports the fam
! ilv of Mede Logan. former residents
former residents of Plymouth, as in
usual health.
The South Bend News of Sunday.
under the heading of Attractive
Homes in which South Bend people
live, has a picture of the residence
Of orr old townsman. Hon. Samuel
Partpr. 312 w. Navarro street. The
| friends of Mr. Parker will be glad
to know that he has such a pleas
ant and beautiful home that it is
worthy of this special notice.
Jasper n Hess of DAYTON. Ohio.
brother of J.. J. Hess. is visiting In
Plymouth. He is an old resident Of
Marshall county. his wife being the
daughter of Aunt Emma Dickson.
whose husband was one of the early
preachers of the county. Mr.. Hess
saws that Mrs. Dickson. who j. over
ninety wears old. is in feeble health.
having suffered stroke of paralysis
last July.
Miss Tnonore Nirall. daughter OF
George Ninall. left Saturday for tho
west She will visit relatives in
I Davenport and Kansas City for
few weeks. and then 90 on TO Okla
BONA CITY wbe~n her aunt. Mrs.
Delbert Coffy lives. There she OK
meets to ho employed during the
winter. We regret to have her 90.
for she will he missed among the
musical circles of the city.
DIR. Carl REYNOLDS will have when
it is finished. thoroughly up-to-dafo
horse hospital. Tho new huildin@ IS
forty nv fiftv-six feet. and will be
equipped with everything TO make
it cH"'pleto. Dr. Pnvnolds is a
graduate. having studied his pro
feeSior in tho lost school in Chicago
: and is a veterinary surgeon who
understands tie horse perfectly.
This institution * something that is
needed in orr city. and we are glad
NJ. REYNOLDS has the ENTERPRISE TO
help build up Plymouth in this line
Adam Smith living In The south
east part of town, got into trouble
with a reiehbcr because he harvest
ed her vegetables without her con-
sent He was hailed before Justice
Holloway. and not being able o.
willing TO pay the fine assessed. j
spending fifteen days with James
FalcoEbury on north Center street.
Perhaps when Adam gets out he
will have had lesson that viii
cause him to refrain from such do
in9s further.
Rev. Earl North. son of A. c.
North. is in the city and will take
bis wife and children TO his new
charge at Arcola. ILL., He has his
household goods all located in new
manse recently built there. and will
be very pleasantly situated The
Presbyterian churcr of ArcoIa is
strong church, and Mr.. North is TO
bo congratulated on having so pleas
ant a place for his work His wife
Is Madge Hume, one of the girls of
cur city. who is we'll remembered for
the pure life she lived among us,
and all will be glad of the good for
tune of these worthy people.
A magnificent three reel produc-
J ton of 1.-The Two Orphans at the
Crystal tonight. A great drama
produced as it never was before No
stage presentator could possibly
equal this one. The price of admis-
sion is Zoe.
Geo. SpangIer was in the city to-
day from Maxinkuckee.
Nm- Bessler of Lapaz was bust
ness visitor in Plymouth today.
The ladies Sunday school class of
the Christian church will hold
social at the home of Mrs. Hazel
Fruits on east CAIRO street Tues
day afternoon from $3.50 to $40.
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