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


been since July.
Adolph Meyer, of New York City,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Mey-
er, is here visiting his parents and
ether relatives.
Miss Gertrude Soice, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver G. Soice. and
her friend, were here from Chicago
spending the THANKSGIVING vacation
and returned to their work Sunday
evening.
Jonas Smith, who with his wife
has been visiting since before
Thanksgiving with the family of his
father, County Assessor G. W. Smith
returned to his home in Joliet, H..
Monday morning.
T. w. Schrock came home Wednes
day night for a vacation of about
month. During the past year he
has covered territory in Michigan.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York in
the interest of the Edgerton Mana
featuring Co.
Walter Hilton who had his thumb
and finger injured in the Rumlev
factory at Laporte went to that city
this morning to have the member
dressed. 1t is getting along nicely,
and healing in good shape.
Miss Lillian Maxey. a teacher in
the schools of East Chicago, return
cd TO her home Sunday evening
after visiting her aunt. Mrs. LOYAL
Burch, and other relatives for few
days. She was accompanied by her
nephew, who went back with her
to East Chicago.
Miss Julia Yockey ente Aained
few friends at her home on Blichi-
gan street last evening. in honor of
her friend Miss Lois Thompson of
South Bend. These girls were class
mates in school, graduating in 1906.
have been fast friends from child
hood. and are greatly attached to
each other.
Frank Martindale returned to his
studies at Bloomington University
today. after being home with his
father during the Thanksgiving va
cation. Frank is taking law course
| and rs doing good work, as his re-
ports show. He is a bright young
man. and we hope will do well. and
be an honor to his profession in
coming years.
s. b. Tanning had a letter from
VIM. Shearer. for some time with
the Plymouth Electric Light plant,
but new at Lawton. Okla. which
stated that Mr.. Shearer now weigh
ed $50 pounds, and was in the best
or health. Mrs Shearer has gained
ten pounds. The climate there
agrees with them but they like In
diana better.
Q. Baldwin of Chicago is in the
city looking into the claims of The
LeLoney Rerfumery Co. This COM
pany advertises a perfume that will
dc away with the bad air In theatres
churches and other audience rooms.
putting in its place a pure and
healtllful air charged with a pleasant
perfume. Mr. Baldwin is investigat
ing the merits of the perfume. with
the view of using it extensively in
Chicago public rooms.
A select company of young people
We're entertained Friday evening at
the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Firestone on south Michigan street.
They did not play 'drop the hand
kerchief.' "pOst-ofiice nor any
of those old-fashioned so-called
kissing games,' but they managed
to have a fine time, and all thorough
ly enjoyed the evening and declare
the host and hostess just splendid in
their entertainment.
Miss Neva Ellis. daughter of J. E.
Ellis, living on Sophia street. now a
teacher in the Evanston. Illinois
schools, returned Sunday evening to
her work, after spending the Thanks
giving vacation with her parents.
Neva is a graduate of our High
school, of the class of 1906, and
successful teacher, doing full credit
TO the training of our city schools
that has sent so many bright young
people forth to do good work in the
various walks of life.
The party who went to Florida ten
days ago have all returned except
f. E. Jones and son. Frank Lamson
says the boys run barefooted, and
the roses are in bloom, the temper
allure was ''just about right and
all was just as represented, but it
was the farthest he ever was away
from good old Plymouth, and though
he knew there was snow here. Moth