The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-29
FRIDAY LOCALS.

Frank Hager and James Cunning
ham are Laporte visitors today.
Prosecutor Harry Unger is attend
ing to business in Rochester today
Mrs. Martha Koontz has gone to
Walkerton for a visit of several
days.
Mrs. Samuel PRESLEY is visiting
the family of her son, Robert Head
at Argos today.
Mrs. Jacob Lechlightner is report
ed as quite sick at her home in
west Plymouth.
Peter Knoll has gone to Evanston.
ILL.,, where he will spend a week
visiting his sister who lives there.
Chas. E. Abar of Harvey, ILL.,,
who has been visiting his brother
Joseph III. Abar has returned home
Mrs. John Boss went to Bremen
this morning where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Walters for few
days.
The ladies Of the M. E. church
cleared about $40 from the Com
mercial club. and Teacher Training
banquets.
Peter Jacoby came from his home
in Aurora, Neb., to attend the
funeral of his brother, Christian,
who died Tuesday noon.
Walter Bowel is improving now,
and was able to be up and dressed
Thursday. He hopes to be able to
get out in a short time.
Fred Kuhn Jr. had business that
took him to Bremen today.
Mrs. VIM. Freese and little daugh-
ter have gone to Etna Green for a
visit.
Mrs. Andrew Haney has returned
to her home in Kokomo after at
tending the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Pearl Murdoch, and visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Ackles.
Miss Catherine Bollman of the
city high school was taken sudden
ly i'll this morning. Her mother and
physician were called to the school
house, and she was taken home in
the bus.
While in the city NJ Altman of
Chicago, made a trade by which he
gets the farm of Herschel Berlin,
known as the old Champlain farm
north of town, exchange for his
house on Sophia street.
Peter ]. Kruger of South Bend
was in the city today. Of course his
position as chairman of the Demo-
cratic District ommittee will be an
excuse for his goings and comings
from now on. He is just recovering
from a sprained wrist and hand, the
result of a fall some days ago.
M. F. Beck, formerly of Polk
township, well known among the
school teachers of the county, and
candidate for surveyor in the last
election, has moved from Wellsboro,
Ind, to Garrett, Ind, where he has
good position in the Office of the
Division Engineer Of the B. & O.
Cyrles R. Greiner of Morris, Mimi.
came Thursday to attend the funeral
of his grandfather, Christian ia
CODY, but found no snow to stop him
till he approached the Illinois line.
His brother, Lloyd F.. Greiner, COM
ing from in Missouri, was stalled at
Farmers City, ILL.,, but as the
funeral was postponed day. arriv-
ed In time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miles came
in from Laporte this morning. They
went to South Bend last evening,
and down from there over the L. E.
& w. road. This road is still block
ed between Walkerton and Laporte.
The train going north Wednesday
was stil showed in this morning.
but it was hoped they would be able
to release it today.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Carpenter who have had scarlet
fever are all on the mend, and Ed
was released from quarantine this
morning. The youngest child has
had a very severe time, but it is
thought now that she will recover.
The friends of these people will be
glad of the news, and rejoice with
the suffering parents.
Frank Martindale reports much
snow and big blizzard at Bloom
ington, but he managed to hit
trains that came through all right.
He says that Glen Underwood Is