The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-01-12
LOCAL NEWS


WIN W htStlIl
n business.
/ Mrs. j. c. Hibbard spent Thursda
iere ON business.
Joseph Burnside of Tyner wa
here on business this morning.
Miss Oslo Morlock is spending
) few days with friends at Argos.
Miss Daisy Zehner went to SoutI
Bend to remain a week with friends
Joseph Klinedinst Jr., returned t,
Tyner Thursday after a short stav il
the city.
X. w. Dawson and wife went t.
South Bend today to visit theil
laughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hager arr
spending a couple of DAYS with
friends at Argos.
James F. Reed Of South Bend who
had been visiting relatives at Inwood
returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Miles went to
Delphf-Ind., Thursday to visit with
relatives and friends for a week.
Mrs. A. Cam of Chicago who had
been the guest of Mrs. &. E.. Nelson
went to Donaldson today to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Daniel Shoop Of Bloomdale
Ohio who had spent two weeks with
her sister Mrs. Robert Liggett return
cd home Friday
Mrs. Emma Thompson of South
Bend who had been spending a few
days with Mrs. Mary Holdridge, re-
turned home today.
Miss Nora Compton returned to
her home in Argos this morning after
visiting with her sister Mrs. Mack
Wilson for a few days.
Morris A. Andrews of Salt Lake
City Utah was in this city today
enroute to Culver where he is student
at the Military Academy.
Mrs. Mary Keller returned to her
home in Logansport today after
spending a few days with the family
of her brother-in-law Peter Richard.
John Nagfe returned to his EMPLOY
ment at Rensselaer, Ind, today after
spending a coupel of weeks with his
p%arents, Nh. and Mrs. George Nacie
in this city.
Joseph Huba returned today from
rome City where he visited with his
sister Mrs. C. p. McHugh who is
undergoing treatments at the SAM
tarium there.
Mrs. John Miller residing three
miles south of town is cridicallv i'll
She is the youngest daughter -oi
Peter Richard and was for severa'
years a resident of Miner st. wher,
she was married seven years ago.
F. w Ringenberg and William Per
son of Atwood were in the city OF
business today. The latter is in
terested in the Person and Mile,
Home-cured Meat Company.
Nh. and Mrs. William Hunt o
Mishawaka came today to the guest
of Mr. aud Mrs. George Carey
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt are newly wedde,
and here to spend a part of thei
hoheymoon.
Mrs. Emma dwell went to SoutI
Bend this morning to remain a shor
time with friends. Mrs. dwell can
from Artesian, S. Oak, some dav
ago to stay a while with Mr..
Amanda White, who is 81 years oil
and is in poor health.
The following Tyner people were j
the city today on business cor
nected with the Sarber ditch: Harr
johnson. Levi Stoneburner, Fran
Haag. W. Burnside, Joseph Kleind
INST, Ralph Johnson. Joseph Burr
side, and Harry Thompson
Willis Yazel and sister, Mrs. Lul
Morris. of South Bend~ar here t
visit their mother, Mrs. Belle Yaze'
on west CAIRO street.
Miss Minnie Hunsley, of Sout
Bend, who had been visiting Sen
Primlev and family for several DAYS
returned home Thursday.
Mrs. William Hite who had bee
Visiting her mother, Mrs. Laur
kyser for the past month returne,
to her home in Hobart Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bowles o
South Bend who had been visitin
the family of David Bowles for til
past ten days returned home Frida,
Mrs. John S. Bender who wa
critically Ill with pneumonia for Sc
veral dayss is so much improved a
TO be out of danger. Mr.. Bender i
also improving.
X. III. Francis and wife Of Sout
Bend who had been here since til
funeral of James Heminger visitin
relatives hereabout, returned t
Michigan Friday.
L. S. Hummell and wife of Colino