The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-02
Mrs. Hattie Hobbs Of Argos came


street.
Mrs. L. L. Mcneil and Miss
Carrie Campbell of Winamac, have
returned home after visiting with
Mrs. James Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Samuelson
were here from Donaldson shopping
and returned home on the after
noon train.
Mrs. Samuel Osborne returned to
her home in Culver this morning
after visiting relatives in Plymouth
for two days.
Mrs. Kate Latta of Goshen came
this morning for visit with her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. J. S. Martin,
and sister, Mrs. S. N. Stevens
Mr.. Richter of the Bee Hive,
and son Keith left for Rochester
this morning where they will attend
the funeral of a cousin today.
Chas. Monroe employed at the
Gas company plant, was called TO
Rochester by news that his father
had been severely injured by a
horse kicking him.
J. NJ. Howell, a popular druggist
of Greensburg, KY, says, eve
use Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy
in our own household and know it
is excellent" For sale by All
Dealers.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha Cordill Of
Argos were in Plymouth Thursday
calling on friends here. Mr.. Cor
dill was resident of Plymouth
when a boy, and is now the owner
of a blacksmith shop in Argos.
Ed S. Kitch was in South Bend
last night. returning on the early
train this morning. He reports his
daughter, Miss Vivian, as getting
along real well after her operation
at the hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Presley
; went to Hamlet today to attend the
school commencement exercises this
, evening. Mrs. Pressley's grandson
Russell Huffer, is one of the gradu-
ates, and was the winner in the ora
torical contest a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Elmer Young went to Lake
vile this morning for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Harold Steiner
She says her daughter is well con-
tented on the farm, and is as proud
as can be of her forty little chick
ems and other things that 60 with
farm life.
Jess Ashley stopped in Plym-
outh a few hours this morning
while on his way to Bourbon
where he will set up the new 5-gans
pillow for Geo. Varier near that
place. Jess has a good position
with divers of South Bend and is
making good for them.
H. NJ. Winkler. 228 Huston Ave.
Evansville. saws he cannot recon-
mend Foley Kidney Pills too high.
ly. "They are a quick and per.
panent cure for kidney and blad-
der trouble took them regularly
and my backache left me, my kid
new action became regular and
am now perfectly well and have nc
more dizzy spells" Fred Wenzler
Rev. W. W. Lineberry has vacat
ed the Thayer house on south
Michigan street, and now lives or
Sophia street. Mr.. Wolforth vii
move from north Walnut street tt
the north side of the Thayer house
, and the south part will be occupied
: by another family. thus dividing
the house into two parts.
, Wilson Huffer of the Palace
barber shop, returned last evening
from Indianapolis where he took hi;
wife Wednesday for an operation
The work will not be done til
, Monday, and Mr.. Huffer will return
to her side Sunday morning. HI
says she stood the trip well, an(
was quite cheerful, and hopeful o.
: the outcome.
. /. P. c. Garnand, Familiarity known
as "Taylor," left this morning 70,
2 Oakley, Idaho. He goes to tina
far away place to take position
, with the Ferris Engineering AM
Construction Co., who have a larg'
contract on new railroad construc
: ton work, Mr.. Garnand has tn
: charge of a big steam shovel.
S. b. Yoder of Bourbon town
< ship was in the city today on bust
: ness. He said it was the first tim
: he had been here for two years
Asked about the possible vote d
the township macadamized roads b
said he thought it would not carry
though it might. Mr.. Yoder has
number of friends in this city VIII
| are always clad to see him.