The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-11
The funeral of Thomas Mcdonald

was held Sunday afternoon at the
home on north Walnut street, the
sermon being by d. g. Vanvactor of
Argos.
The Misses Hazel Detwiler and
Clara Hager returned Monday morn
ing from South Bend, where they
visited over Sunday and attended
dance
The friends OF Hugh Kyser are
having quite a little fun at his ex-
pense the past week, in regards to
little trip he made last week to the
country.
Mrs. Joseph Whitesell, who served
under her husband as Deputy Coun-
ty Clerk, is free now from official
duties, and has gone to Argos to
visit a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Scheetz of
Fowler spent Sunday in Plymouth,
| the guests of the families of Is. b.
Scheetz and John Xaver, returning
home Monday forenoon.
Fillmore Head was up from Argos
Sunday visiting his aunt, Mrs. Samuel
Presley of east Sophia street. He
made a trip to Grovertown to visit
relatives a few days.
Miss Lizzie Dickson, Mrs. Elias
dickson, Mr.. and Mrs. c, F. Pontius,
and Mrs. Wilbur Pontius, all of
South Bend, were in Plymouth Sun
day attending the funeral of Thomas
Mcdonald.
Vacation is over, and the city
schools have started on the grind once
more. Teachers come back with new
vigor, and scholars take up their
duties refreshed from the two weeks
of rest and recreation.
Ira D. Buck of Chicago, Herbert
Buck of Denver, Colorado, Mrs. R. B.
Oelesbee and son Harold of Chicago,
and Miss Della Oglesbee of Laporte,
were in Plym outh Sunday attending
the funeral of Frank Buck.
! Mrs. Frank Baker and her son F.
G. Baker of Frankfort and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Cowden of Toledo, Ohio,
have returned to their homes after
attending the funeral of Frank Bak-
er, which was held in Plymouth
Friday.
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Mrs. DR.. Edison went to Inwood
Saturday where she sang at the In
wood church in the evening. Miss
Ilo Ellis went with her, and presid-
ed at the piano as accompanist. The
entertainment was for the purpose
of raising a fund to purchase a
new instrument for the church.
Mrs. E. S. Bissell, living north of
the Edgerton Manufacturing plant,
is still quite i'll. Some months ago
she suffered a partial stroke of
paralysis, and has never regained use
of the side affected. Her aged hus-
band is her faithful attendant, Civ.
ing her all possible care.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Vanvactor
with their three children, Evelyn
Anna K, and Glen were in Plymouth
with friends for a few hours Satur-
day, while ON their way to Harris,
where Mr.. Vanvactor preached Sum-
day. A dinner had been arranged
for at the home of Hugh Logan, to
which they were invited.
| At the communion service at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
the pastor and congregation were
much encouraged and made to re-
joice by the addition of eight new
members to their ranks. Rev. Logan
says there are some more who are
considering the matter of uniting
with the church and hopes they will
soon decide for the right.
John W. Cook of West Union
Iowa, is here visiting his brother
James M. Cook. He has been visit
ing his daughter at Detroit, Mich.
since the 10Th Of August. He is {
former Plymouth boy and left here
In the service of Company A z In
diana Volunteers. He will remain
: here indefinitely.
Clyde Wiseman who was formerl,
: "a printer at the Office of the Culvel