The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11
Glen Logan of near Harris was .
Plymouth visitor today.

Glen Logan OF near Harms was 3
Plymouth visitor today.
Rev. Baker of the Christian church
went to Culver today, where q
Union Revival similar to the one
held in Plymouth is to start. He
will assist In the work.
Miss Hazel Soice made her regular
weekly trip to Chicago this morning
where she is studying music and the
languages.
Mrs. John Matthews, mother of
Attorney VIM. Matthews, returned
to her home in Culver today after
visiting her sons family here for
several days.
Mrs. Rebecca Osborne returned
home Friday after being here at the
bedside of her brother, Thomas Nc
Donald, who died early Friday morn
ing.
The first meeting of the Saturday
Club after the holiday vacation was
held with the president, Mrs.
Martha Stevens, at her home on
north Michigan street.
A. o. Wilcox who was called to
Plymouth on account Of the illness
of his father, Charles Wilcox, re-
turned to his work in the National
Bank of the Republic, Friday.
When buying q cough medicine for
children bear in mind that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is most effec-
tual for colds, Group and whooping
cough and that it contains no HARM
full drug. For sale BY An Dealers.
Frank Falconbury of Sawyer,
Michigan, visited a few days with
his cousin Sheriff James Falconbury.
returning home by way of Chicago
where he has some business to at
tend TO.
The usual number of visitors from
Tyner were in Plymouth Saturday.
We noticed Frank Bennett, Charles
Powell, Charles Rust, William Huff
man, and William Sarber, and there
were several others.
Constipation is the cause of many
ailments and disorders that make
life miserable. Take Chamberlain 8
Stomach and Liver Tablets, keep
your bowels regular and you will
avoid these diseases. For sale by
All Dealers.
The Brotherhood meeting appoint
ed for Friday evening at the Manse
did not materialize. 1t was cold and
some were hindered by various
causes, and it was called off to a
more convenient date to be given
later.
The cutting of ice has commenced
on Dixon lake, and some good ice
will be harvested in the next two
weeks if there is not a very sudden
breakup. All available teams and
men are being called into service to
gather this crop that will make the
citizens squeeze out the money next
summer.
r. c. McFarlin of Culver, who
IS doing some experimental well
work at Warsaw, passed through the
city Friday. Warsaw wants a sup
ply of water from wells, instead of
contaminated lake water, and Mr..
McFarlin will ascertain how far
down they will have to 60 for a good
flow of good water. Plymouth has
solved that problem, and has as fine
water as can be found anywhere.
Miss Hazel Dell Neff leaves this
evening to resume the teaching OF
music at young ladies school In
Greenboro, North Carolina. Miss
Neff is a finished musician, and while
home her friends had the pleasure OF
again hearing her voice. At the
Mozart rehearsal Thursday might
she entertained the club during re
cess by singing two numbers, boil
of which were much appreciated BY
all.
Chicago has made another record
January 5, Chicago touched thu
highest point in number Of fires il
one day. From midnight to mid
night 165 alarms were sent in
Virtually every company in the cit.
was called into service during tina
time. Fireman labored with frozel
hose, and that there was no fire O.
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