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


street Monday, near her home, and
broke her left arm.
Oakley Hoham is moving to Gull
yer where he will work in the gar
rage of Philip Pontious
Leonard Swoverland, Arthur Bor-
der, George Varrier and Frank
Woods of Bourbon are visitors in
Plymouth.
Otto Jordan of South Bend spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jordan. four miles south
on the Michigan road.
Atty S. c. Fuller of Kansas City,
Mo-, visited his mother and sister on
east Sophia street over Sunday, re-
turning home this morning.
c. A. Without of Akron, Ohio,
and Mrs. Nora Myers of Hammond,
who were called here by the death
of Daniel Without have returned
home.
The Misses Mel and Hazel Comp
ton of Hamlet. teachers in the Knox
schools, were in Plymouth over
Sunday visiting Ruth and Maud
Maxey.
Trustee Frank Nash of Polk town.
ship made complaint in Justice
Holloway's court against Sanford
Lane for harboring untaxed dogs.
The fine of $21. was stayed.
Owen Butler who used to live with
his parents in Plymouth, now a
student in Purdue, has been quite
sick for several days, but has now
recovered sufficiently to resume his
studies.
Miss Hazel Soice has resumed her
studies In Chicago, after an illness
of three weeks. Her mother, Mrs.
Milton Soice, accompanied her to
the city this morning, and will re-
main a few days.
o. C. Hartford, who has been at
the Ross House for several years,
left today for Bremen, where he
will hold forth in the splendid
Dietrich hotel. His place at the
Ross will be taken by Barney Hills
man.
Perry Thompson who is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Alonzo Switzer.
says he expects to return to his
home in Lincoln, Nebraska, next
week. He, says he has seen weather
when the murcury went little
lower than it has this winter, but
never such a stretch of colo weather
right along.
Last Saturday Ed R. Monroe,
County Recorder. closed deal by
which he comes into possession of
the old w. B. Kyle farm one-half
mile north Of Tyner. This is right
across the road from where Ed was
born, and he feels quite at home in
that locality.
Staley & Vanvactor are having a
cement floor put in their building
occupied by the Soice hardware.
John Birkhold is doing the work,
and the water pipes are being pro-
tected in such a way that they can
not freeze, as well as making it
easy for them to be gotten at.
Mrs. Jane Mosher came up from
her home near Hibbard for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Clara Switzer,
of north Walnut street. This is Mrs.
Mosher's first visit here since her
return from the west where she spent
the winter. She looks we'll and says
she enjoyed the trip very much.
Miss Irene Kuhn returned last
evening from Chicago where she at
tended the concert given Saturday
evening by the Minneapolis SYM
phony Orchestra at Orchestra Hall.
The immense auditorium was filed,
and the performers were greeted
with thunders of applause.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Leonhard
deputy County Treasurer, spent
Sunday with his parents out in the
neighborhood of his old home, near
the Jacoby church., Mr.. Leonard
says that at the Sunday school at
this church there was an attendance
Sunday Of sixty. and they have or
ganized an advanced class III Teach
er Training work.
Jay Bishop has rented DIR. w
Hills house In Rochester, and viii
move his family there as soon as he
can get possession He will man
age the new branch of the Swindell
Bros. packing house that was re-
Gently established in Rochester. Jay
has been a resident Of Plymouth 70,
several years. and has COM
| Portable home on east CAIRO street
His friends here are hoping he will
like his new location, and that his