The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-11

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Bend is visiting relatives and friends
in Plymouth this week.
Mrs. Olive Balsley of South
Bend is here to visit the family OF
her father, AL. English, over Sun
day.
The water pipes bursted at the
Keitzman barn during Thursday
night and flooded the premises bad
ly.
Peter Holem has returned from
a stay with his children in South
Bend, and will remain in Plymouth
for a time.
Mrs. Carrie Wilson of South
Bend is in the city the guest of the
family of her sister, Mrs. Harry
Kilmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clay and chill
dren of Fl Wayne, are here to
visit Mrs. Clay's mother, Mrs.
Christina Mickey and family.
Joseph Bergman of Peru is here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Bergman of north Walnut
street. Mrs. Bergman is not gain
The Presbyterian Brotherhood
will meet at the church this eve
ming. A study outline is, being fol-
lowed and the subject this evening
is China.
A letter from Frank Jacox says
he will be back home Easter Sun
day. He went to California three
weeks ago, expecting to be gone
six to eight weeks.
In cases of rheumatism relief
from pain makes sleep and rest pos
sible. This may be obtained by ap
plying Chamberlain Liniment
For sale by All Dealers.
: The new front is being put in thu
4 Humrichouser building, occupied b.
II the Buck hardware, and that stor'
will be one Of the finest rooms il
the city when finished.
J. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hull o.
: Fl. Wayne are visiting old friend
!. in Plymouth today. They formerl.
lived in Plymouth, Mrs. Hull beins
, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Bowel.
Sour baby cries for Chamber
lain s Cough Remedy writes Mrs
T. B. Kendrick, Resaca, Ga. "It Il
the best cough remedy on the mar
ket for coughs, colds and Group
0 For sale by all dealers.
q B. W. Parks of Bourbon came
: down this morning and went tt
. South Bend. Mr.. Parks distributes
J cards wherever he goes, telling
about the Bourbon Fair that viii
! be held Oct. l to 4, this year.
, The Jenkins grocery store or
, west South street is having an
2 addition built that will be fitted uI
, for a meat market, so that the
) residents of that locality can be
served from nearby market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Presley of
east Sophia street left for Argos
this morning, where they will visit
the families of Mrs. PRESLEY Is
children, Robert Head and Mrs
{ Bertha Gantz.
, Ira Zumbaugh, John McFarlin,
) and his daughter, Mrs. Ira Garn
went to Twin Lakes on the 11.04
train to attend the funeral of
, Henry Warner. Permission was
. given to stop the train to let
passengers off at Twin Lakes.
Charles Walker went to Culver
I to "sprout onions" today. He
, says this is getting to be good
weather, and he must not let any
time slip by that will do for farm
! work. He will supply all his
friends with onions this fall.
Ed. Hand of Culver had some
business at Argos today, and had to
come up to Plymouth to be able to
make the round trip in a day. Nice
when we get electric lines running
round through various parts of
Marshall county.
II James and John Chase, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Chase of La
porte, former residents of Plym-
. outh, visited several days with
> their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs
, James Cunningham, returning home
Thursday.
. City Treasurer VIM. Hahn, who
) has been one of the department
heads at the Edgerton Basket
factory, has resigned to accept a
position In the State Bank Claud
Garrison, candidate for County Re-
!, corder has retired from his position
with the bank.
Washington Tuttle, who lives with
his step-son, Harry A. Armstrong
: on Sophia street, is quite i'll. BE
has been unable to get out much of