The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-29
MONDAY

Ezra Railsback of South BEND was
a Plymouth visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Rosa Switzer went to South
Bend this morning for the day.
Mrs. VIM. Ormond is visiting
with friends in South Bend today.
VIM. O'Conner of Union township
b.d business at the court house to-
day.
Judge Harry Bernetha came up
from his home in Rochester to open
court again this afternoon.
John Householder Of South Bend
attended the funeral of Mrs. Stephen
Whited Sunday afternoon.
Glen Cressner spent Sunday at
home with his mother, returning to
Bremen on the morning train.
Otto Jordan of South Bend spent
Sunday with his parents south Oh
Plymouth, returning this morning.
DIR. W. A. Weiser and wife re-
turned to Indiana Harbor this
morning, after being in court here
week.
Charles Kintsell of the Schlosser
Brothers indianapolis Branch was
home over Sunday, returning this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Rensbarger
and daughter returned this morn
ing from an over Sunday visit In
Walkerton.
G.. R. Bondurant, Marshall coun-
tv how who went into the U. >.
Navy. is now in the Naval hospltai
at Chelsea, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wrightsman
of South Bend spent Sunday with
the family of Chas. Wrightsman on
west Jefferson street.
Mrs. Bathia Chapman went to Ar
Cos today after visiting over Sun
day with, her brother, E. K. Barn
hill. of Alexander street.
Wesley aKnepp, Leslie Disher,
Frank Wood, VIM. F. Fribley and
Robert Erwin, all of Bourbon, came
TO Plymouth this morning..
Ed Gaskill of Bourbon returned
home late Saturday night after at
tending the trial concerning tie
Lewellen will case last week.
Ford North of the Marshall
Field house, Chicago, spent Sunday
in Plymouth the guest OF his par
ents. returning home this morning.
Charles Bushman of the Inter-
national Harvester Works, Chicago,
is in the city to attend the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Stephen Whited.
Robert Duncan living on Jefferson
street received word Saturday of
the death of his only sister, Mrs.
Harry Leunik, who lived in Jack
sonville, Florida.
Photographer VIM. Auer and his
mother have removed from rooms
in the Metsker block, to the south
part of Mrs. Mary Morrison's
house on Walnut street.
Rev. John Appleman returned
this morning from Nappanee, where
he has been engaged in a revival
service. He reports twenty-seven
conversions as result.
Frank Martindale returned to his
school work in the State University
at Bloomington, this morning. He
was home on account of the, Wash
ington birthday vacation.
Rev. S. A. Now of the Wesleyan
church was sick yesterday and could
not be at his church. Several of his
members and friends were visitors
at his home in the afternoon.
Jcseol. Zentz cf North Dakota,
who has been visiting relatives in
Plymouth, went to Lapaz this morn
ing for a further visit. He will be
in this part of the country a few
weeks before returning home.
H. P. Berlin returned Saturday
evening from a visit to his father,
I. M. Berlin, who is very sick at his
home near Rutland. Mr.. Berlin is
one of the oldest residents of that
section, and has been i'll for several
months.
Mrs. Christian Jacoby was taken
to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Obadiah Greiner on south Walnut
street. She is quite feeble and viii
he cared for by Mrs. Greiner, the
home on north Michigan street be-
ing closed for the present.
Ezra X. Barnhill, who suffered
stroke of paralysis week ago this
evening, still lies in much the same
condition as when stricken. He can