The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-09-07

uOOu W SpCHc HCl DilluudN Will Hcl
parents, AIr. and Mrs Perry Jones
Mrs. F. G. Groman and son, Har-
old returned home to Muncie We'd
nesday forenoon after a visit of
week here the guests of Mrs. Chas.
Barthet.
Messrs. Tillman Gru'n. Court
Anstis. B.-P. Cook. Frank Binkley
and Harry Steinebach all of Bour-
bon visited the Laporte fair W.dles-
day.
The Misses Helen and Florence
Holtzsinger returned to their home
at Garrett Wednesday morninr. aft"r
a stay of about six weeks with their
aunt. Mrs. Geo. Pesch.
Mrs. Jack Mccoy left Thursday
for Bantry. \. d.. where she will
make visit of six weeks with her
parents.
Miss Flora Koontz of Oak Park
left today for her home. She has
spent week here with Mrs. ". W.
Hill.
Mrs. W. W. Hill went to Winona
today to visit two or three days with
her sister. Mrs. Jacob Kishler who is
STAYING there.
Mys. \. B. Personetta. au, i
5tayirc at Lake MaxinkucNte this
summer. spent the mornil, here
shopping.
Mrs. A. P. Kieckner and DAUGHTER
Hazs, have gene to Fl. Wavne for
visit Of four or FIVE days with Mrs.
E9ichenseher.
Joe Holzbauer ran across an old 1
college friend Wednesday whom lie
had not seen for over three months
They are together all the time now.
Mrs. III. B. Whitlock returned
home to South Bend this afternoon
after attending the funeral of the
late john Y. Ashley Wednes, u.
Mr. and Mrs F. Spar have gone
to Elkhart for a visit of week with
relatives AMI friends. Tlev will al |
SO attend the Middleton family re-
union while there.
Mrs. +. F. Kebert has returned |
after a three weeks stay at Chica- |
60. during which she visited the
wholesale millinery houses, prepare
tory to. the fall work.
!. \. Wilson left this forenoon
for Hudson Lake, Mich, where he
will attend the annual reunion Of
the classes of '61 to '6S o. the
Neutral Isle school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Hammell of
Ohio, who have been the guests of
Mrs. DIR. Bowers the past several
davs left TODAY for Winona where
they will spend some time.
John Ennor who has lectured at
the Orpheum the past three days
left this forenoon for Lansing, Mich.
where he will plav for two weeks.
He is accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. Frank Bussard of Auburn.
formerly of this place. uassed
t'rour' Plymouth TODAY on her way
7 II Plymouth Thursday on her way
A. T-a~sas Cit'- to visit Ter daughter
,Irs. Name Barker.
/. NJ. Henderson and family of
Inwood left Wednesday for Iafay-
cite TO attend the Henderson re-
union. This is the 9Th reunion and
there is a crowd of at least 400 ex-
pected.
Miss Nellie CARPENTER of Spring
Fort. Mich. who has been visiting
her brother Ed for some time left
Wednesday for Hibbing. Mimi.
where she will teach school this
winter.
Arthur Welch lett Thursday after
noon for Brookin. South Dakota
where he will visit Albert Hume for
time. From there We goes to
Huron. S. D.. at which place he has
farm and will settle down.
Col. Carl B. Zook returned We'd
n,sdav from ten days JOY trip
IN Atlantic CITY and other places.
He emphaticallv denies the report
that be was married while on his
'tour {. Bennie' never even thought
of sucl thingi Just ask him If
YOU don't believe MS.
Frank Steinebach spent the day at
Scuth BEND where he attended the
teachers institute. the guest of his
friend. NJ. HI. Jackson of Grand
Rapids. who is an instructor in the
institute. Mr.. jackson is quite well
known here.
Homer w. Outer, who is to be
Principal Of the Plymouth Hioh
school this year arrived in the city
last night and is all ready to begin
work Saturday. September End
Prof. c., E. Harris is spending part
of his time at the school buildins
this week getting ready for the