The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-04

Miss Merle Bosworth is spending
few days with her grandmother in
Buchanan, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hager have
returned home to Chesterton after
spending Xmas with relatives.
Henry Steinebach returned to his
home in Bourbon after visiting the
family of l.. E. Steinebach.
Frank Nichols left Friday MORN
ing for Niles, Mich, where he is
employed.
Mrs. Mary (Varrier of Bourbon
passed through Plymouth Friday 60
ing to South Bend for a visit.
Jesse Ashley is here with his fam
lily visiting relatives. He is employed
In the Oliver Plow Works at South
Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rentschler of
Chicago are here visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rentschler
of Miner street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevens of
Jasper county, are in Plymouth
visiting the family Of j. A. Cunning
ham of south Michigan street.
Dale Evans returned from Elkhart
Friday morning. His mother will
return Saturday. They have been
visiting relatives since Christmas.
The Misses Helen and Mary
visit friends. The Fraley family
lived in Culver few years ago,
and have many acquaintance there
Mrs. Ed Kuhn returned to her
home in Warsaw Thursday evening,
after spending a few days with the
family of the late Fred M. Shoe
maker.
Mr.. ad Mrs. Henry Binkley re-
turned to their home in Nappanee
on Thursday, having visited several
days with the family of "Pink'
Thomas.
Honorable Samuel Parker of South
Bend, passed through Plymouth on
his way home from Indianapolis. He
was hoping to be j time for the con
vention held in South Bend Friday.
Glen L. Underwood returned from
weeks visit in Chicago today. He
will leave Monday for Bloomington,
where he is a student IL the State
University.
Mrs. Eva L. Underwood returned
from Chicago Friday, after being at
house party at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Amanda Thompson,
since Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Petit accom-
panied by Mrs. Pettit's mother,
Mrs. Ben Seybold, went north Friday
morning to visit tn family of Myron
Chase in Polk township.
Oakly Hoham who has been living
In Laporte for some time, has con-
cluded to return to Plymouth, and
has rented Mrs. Thompson's house
on north Center street.
Rev. j. C. McCaslin and family of
st. Joe, Ind, returned home TODAY
after visiting Mrs. McCaslin's par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Lineberry of this
city.
On last Sunday the three children
recently adopted by DR.. Hitchcock
Floyd Bunnell and C. A. Reeve were
taken to the Episcopal church where
the ceremony of christening them
was performed.
Mrs. Rebecca Osborne of Culver,
came up Thursday to visit her
brother. Thomas Mcdonald OF north
Walnut street. Mr.. Mcdonald is
failing quite fast, and his friends
are anxious on his account. He is an
old resident of Marshall county, hav
ig lived here all his life.
Honorable Daniel Mcdonald re-
ceived friendly Litter from Honor
able B. F. Shively Thursday. Mr.
Shively was in Brookville, Pa, where
his daughter Mary is quite sick. He
expected to be In South Bend to at
tend the Democrat convention if his
daughter was we'll enough for him
to leave her.
Mrs. Ward Lgan with her two
children returned to her home in
Niles, Mich, Friday, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Jones. The hand
bag that was lost Monday evening
was found Thursday evening, and re-
turned to her. It was picked up
by Mr.. Green, south of town, and
had been driven over several times
by buggy wheels, but the contents
were not disturbed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Washburn
went to Argos Friday morning to
visit her cousin, Mrs. Bertha Cans
and her brother, Fillmore Head.
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