The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-01
today.


Jasper axe of West township
was with the delegation that went to
South Bend this morning.
Come and see how the men can
work at the oyster supper Friday
eve, Feb. 2, at Clifton 8 Hall. DBL
H. Ross of North Liberty who
Las been visiting in Plymouth has
returned home.
Chas. Sarber of Argos returned
home after visiting his friend
John R. Jones.
Mrs. Marshall Roth of Etna Green
attended the funeral of Mrs. Bert
Burch Tuesday.
H. III. Miller of Bremen has bust
ness at the Court House which he
is looking after today.
Mrs. o. P. Hicks of South Bend
is in the city looking after the In
terests of Milk Maid bread.
Samuel Schlosser left last evening
for Indianapolis, where he has bust
ness in connection with the Creamery
Company.
Plat Dickson returned to his home
in South Bend today after visiting
with his daughter, Mrsl Chas. Cox
for some time.
The emergency office at the scene
of the Davis Station wreck, has been
taken off, and Mr.. Girten is back at
the tower.
Mrs. James Falconbury went to
Argos to visit her father, who had
his hip broken by fall on the ice
a week ago. =
C. NJ. Weiblen of Miller, S. D.,
and S. d. Metheny of Silver Lake,
Ind, were the guests Of DR.. E. R.
Wood and family Tuesday night.
There will be an oyster supper
Friday eve, Feb at Clifton s Hall
given by the Reformed church.
| Supper at p. m. for % cts. DBL
Don't forget the oyster supper on
Friday eve. Feb 2 at Clifton 5 Hall.
Benefit of the Reformed church.
Supper ready at 500 for % cts.
DBL
Paul Hintz arrived home from
Marshall, Texas, Wednesday noon to
attend the funeral of bis brother Max
which will be held at the German
church Thursday afternoon.
d. NJ. Beckner of South Bend,
who has been spending a season on
his farm five miles south of Plym-
outh, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs Isaac Thompson of Lelong
changed ears n Plymouth going to
Laporte to visit relatives. She is a
daughter of Pulaski Wickizer.
d. F. Vanvactor has returned to
his home in Argos, having been call
ed here to conduct the funeral of
Mrs. Burch, who was buried Tuesday
| C. S. and A. NJ. Cleveland have
returned from their trip to Marshall
Texas, and report the weather
there fine, and the business doing
well.
City Civil Engineer w. III. English
has completed the plans for about
two miles of paving that the town of
Bourbon is figuring on laying the
coming summer. Good for Bourbon.
The Elkhart Choral Society will
give Messiah this evening, under the
direction of Prof. Fl. W. Owens of
Chicago. Rev. B. F. WINS will be
in Elkhart and will help out the
choruses with his excellent voice
Monroe Steiner. Ed earn and
Warren McFarlin went to South
Bend on the morning train to be
early at the convention this after
noon.
DIR. and Mrs. Hitchcock and the
baby went to South Bend this morn
ing to attend Missionary meeting
in connection with the Episcopal
church.
| Father Twins went to South Bend
today where he will be in attend
ance at meeting of the Clergy of
the Episcopal church for this
diocese.
Rev. S. McNeeley returned to his
home in Tiosa after preaching the
funeral of Mrs. Kiger Tuesday, and
visiting with his son Jesse on JEFF
ferson street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Leech of
Great Falls, Montana, were in
Plymouth a few hours today, visit
ing Mrs. Leech's uncle, d. C.. Cole
of east CAIRO street.
| The Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Thomas Parish will hold an open
meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank
Lamson on east Jefferson street
Thursday afternoon. 1t is hoped