The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-28
THURSDAY LOCALS.

L. Holly made business trip to
South Bend today.
Henry Zeichel of Culver was in the
city on business today.
Sim Harrington of Lakeville was
in Plymouth on business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bussert went
to South Bend Thursday morning.
Mrs. Henry Reynolds went to
South Bend this morning for visit
Miss Ruth Maxey returned home
today from a visit with relatives at
Argos.
Mrs. Dennis Ryan of Coesse is in
the city, the guest of the family of
Al Fisher.
Mrs. Ed Gibson was among those
who left on the morning train for
South Bend.
Elmer Young went north on the
Vandalia train this morning bound
for South Bend.
Mrs. Edward Hensell and Mrs.
William Marvin of South Bend are
here today on bushes.
Mrs. James Edwards and Mrs.
Earl Ringle of Donaldson we're Plym-
outh shoppers Thursday.
Carl Brown of Hamlet came to
Plymouth Thursday afternoon to
take lesson with Prof. Owens.
Rev. Father John Tremmel of the
Catholic church went to Valparaiso
this morning to spend the day.
Mrs. C. L. Burkett Of Peru, with
her two children are here for visit
with tie family of E. W. Neidlinger.
Mrs. Adam Zumbaugh living on
east Laporte street, is quite feeble,
and her friends are anxious on her
behalf
Mr.. and NJ n. 3. Anders of
Inwood have ecns To South Bend
to visit their SON IRA for the holi-
days.
Mrs. L. J. Girtin and children
left Thursday for Millersburg,
where she will visit with her people
during the holidays.
Miss Mary Wallace of Chicago,
returned home this morning after
visiting some time with her grand
mother. Mrs. H. E. Bard.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Myers of Hamlet who
has been visiting the family of d.
P. Wiltrot north of the city, re-
turned home Thursday afternoon.
d. O. Cramer who is her from
Washington where he has his home
left Thursday morning to visit his
friends in Michigan for a few days
J. W. McCrory, better known as
ewes" is here from Ligonier, fo1
a visit with his brother, F. NJ. Nc
Crory, and other relatives for Few
days.
Mrs. Wilson living on Miner street
at the corner of Williams, is quite
poorlv. and being naturally delicate
her friends are apprehensive on hsl
account.
Earl Mclaughlin who has beer
bore several DAYS visiting with ms
prandfather's family, John vogel
..+urned TO his home in South BEND
Thursday evening.
Mrs. M. J. Speyer, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Mayer, wh'
hos been here visiting the past two
weeks. left Thursday for Chicago
.nd will from there take fas
train for her home in New York.
Tho frra of English & Troyer to
d.v moved their office from the room
orar the Ames butcher shop to tn
-oom IN the Bank Building. recent
y vacated by. VIM. Everly, who Il
now located in the Sanitsrium build
ing with MS oince'
Mrs. Priscilla Thompson. 'Aun
pr;scilla'' as she is Familiarity call
ed has not been feeling well TO
some time, and her advanced ag
causes anxiety among her relatives
She lives with her daughter, Mrs
wilson, ON north Walnut street.
Prof. H. w. Owens Of Chicago
came in from Winona Thursda,
afternoon to give few hours to hi
private pupils, hoping to gel through
and leave on an evening tain TO
home. There viii be no meeting o
the Mozart Club till after New
Years.
Mrs. /. w. Logan of Niles, Mich
came today for visit over Christ
mrs with relatives and friends il
and near Plymouth. Sire was met a
the station by her cousin, Miss Ver'
n~-~s~ and want with her to tn