The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-09

Attorney H. A. Logan is a Ro-
chester visitor today.
Chas. Kellison is visitor at Gary
today.
Mrs. J. f. Hanes returned home to
dav from a visit at Fl. Wayne.
Mrs. Jesse Hoham went to South
Bend this morning for visit.
Mrs. C. ID. Snoeberger has gone to
Beaumont, Texas, for an extended
visit.
County Surveyor w. R. Schoon-
over was In Argos today looking
after the paving work.
Miss Lulu Alley Of Burr Oak, was
in the city today visiting friends and
doing some shopping.
Jonathan Wolf, Trustee of West
township returned from trip to
South Bend today.
Mrs. Fred johnson and Mrs. Z.
Peterson of Donaldson were Plym-
outs shoppers today.
VIM. Vanderweele of Burr Oak
was In the city today paying taxes
and attending to other business.
Mrs. Henry Auckerman has re-
turaed home after several days
visit with the family of Chas. Ny
hart In South Bend.
VIM. Kline of Culver wanted to
nav his taxes, so came to the county
seat this morning to attend to that
duty. 40
Miss Lulu Buchanan of WILTSHIRE,
O.. and Mrs. Emma Luntzenhiser,
are here to visit their sister, Mrs.
w. A. Hilemann of LakeviIIe.
A. A. South of Maxinkuckee has
business at the court house about
this season of the year, and was IN
the city attending to it.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Carpenter have
moved from Springfort, Mich, to
Plymouth and abe making their
home with their son Ed Carpenter.
Wilson Huffer, the barber with
Mr.. Duncan under the Bee Hive, has
moved into a house on north Michi-
gau street.
Mrs. Lizzie Townsend, sister Of
Mrs w. f. Peterson. came down
from Walkerton 10 attend the Peter
son and Hess wedding, returning
horae this morning.
Jacob Cavander of Rutland, and
Clarence Slayter of this city were
in Chicago N business yesterday.
returning home in time for the snow
storm
born this morning TO Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Seltenright, living In Fair
view, boy. The child did not live.
DIR. Aspinall is the attending physi-
cian
Mrs. C. A. Reeve andy Miss
Catherine Stevens are at the Howe
Military Academy where Charles
Reeve is in school. They are at
tending the Founders Day and the
football game.
Or. Kaszer of north Center street
bought a new snow shovel this morn
ing and cleared his sidewalk, and
declares that with the help of his
wife he intends to keep his walk so
people can pass all right. Who is
next to engage in the good work.
Clerk Whitesell has issued license
to Frederick Schlosser and Tremella
West to be married. Mr.. Schlosser
IS the manager of the Bremen cream
cry, which is one of the chain of
-sucil establishments run by Schlosser
Brothers.
Charles Morcombe. who vas re-
Gently moved from the Lake Erie &
Western station here to Lafayette,
arrived in the city this morning to
look afer some business matters. He
says they had no snow at Lafayette,
hut all was bright and clear when
he left.
Mrs. Mary Hindle living In south
west Plymouth, left this morning for
an extended visit with her daughter
IN northern MichigaE rear Petoskey.
S5e anticipates some trouble when
her route strikes the region of the
blizzard that is raging In that sec
ton
Ernest Crumley, a young man en-
,,,o..ed at the Box Factory had the
misfortune to get his hand caught in
tbs machinery, and lost the thumb
ond finger on his right hand. DIR.
y G. Knott dressed the wound, and
tbs Young man is doing as well as
can be. considering tie injury he
sustained.
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