The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-14
THURSDAY LOCALS.

Gu dt the electric light plant.
Mrs. Elmer Jones and little son
are visiting In Lapaz for the day
Mrs. ]. P. Bishop is visiting rela-
tlves i MARCOS.
Frank Day. living west OF the
city, went to Monterey today.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Fink of Ar
Cos are in the city on business.
Mrs. Maud Gray has gone to Ro-
chester to visit her mother a few
days.
Chas. Miller of the Schlosser Bros.
creamery went to Indianapolis to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Zumbaugh of
near Inwood, are Plymouth visitors
today.
Mrs. VIM. Ormond and Mrs. Carl
Reynolds are South Bend visitors
today.
Kyle Dill and his sister have
gone to visit their brother in
Louisville, KY.
Mrs. John Harris went to Chester
ton this morning to visit her son,
Week Harris.
Mrs. Kate Hartsough has gone to
North Judson for a visit of few
days with her sister.
Frank Wallace left this morning
for South Bend where he will look
about for employment.
D. R. Donohue went to Chicago
this morning where he will be en-
gagged for few days.
Ed Hand of Culver was in the
city Tuesday evening looking after
some business matters.
Jas. LaFever moved today from
west South street to Mrs. McDuffy's
property on Sophia street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Humrichouser
returned last evening from. Chicago,
where they were visiting for the
past two days.
Messrs. s.. F. Trimbley, II. B.
Clugston and F. NJ. Northam of
Columbia City were mere to attend
the funeral of Morley Seybold-
is doing this work In his absence,
Mrs. Chas. Zumbaugh of near In
wood has gone to Culver to see
James McEeeley her son-in-law, who
is very sick.
Andrew C. Roberts, formerly of
this city, now living in Akron, is
here to see his old friend Ezra K.
Barnhill, who was stricken with
paralysis two weeks ago.
Messrs. Overmyer and Anderson
of the shoe store, returned this
morning from Letters, where they
have been the past three days, in
yoicing their store at that place.
Frank Jacox has sold the building
and ground where the Long livery
barn is, just west of his store build.
ing, to John Wolford. The deal
was made Wednesday.
X. C. Bennett will leave Saturday
for Chicago to take a position as
travelling salesman with the same
company for which his brother
ROllo works-the Leose-Wiles Bis
cult co.
J. B. Bowel has received word
from his son w ter, who is at
Martinsville with aunt, Mrs. F.
d. Lamson, that Is feeling much
improved by the baths and treat
ment he is taking there.
Col. Williams went to Bourbon
this morning on little business trip.
He wishes us to say that his wife,
who has been spending the winter
caring for her mother ~ Wisconsin,
will return to Plymouth on March
18th.
r. w. Thomas started on the re-
turn trip to his home In Three
Forks, Montana, this morning. He
will stop in Wisconsin for a few
days and visit relatives. His wife
will follow him soon. She Is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hindle of Plymouth.
One of the stormy days last week
Ed Richards was in South Bend, in
tending to bring home one Of the
auto trucks belonging to Swindell
Bros. but the storm was too much,
and be backed out. Yesterday was
a fine day, and he was In South
Bend looking after business for the
firm he is connected with.
The funeral of Worley Seybold
was held Thursday morning at the
residence of James w. Thayer on
north Michigan street, and the re-
mains were taken to Darlington on
the IL :O4 train on the Vandalia for
burial. The funeral was strictly
q private one, the pail bearers be-