The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-22

"AN"y " q SOViC VI w. w 20. lucy
took all the points in the low
hurdles and the shot put events,
allowing the visitors to. gain the
points they won in the high jump
and pole vault only.
When her child is in danger a
woman will risk her life to protect
it. No great act of heroism or risk
of life is necessary to protect a
child from Group. Give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and all danger
is avoided. For sale by All Dealers.
Miss Blanche Mccoy returned to
Winona Lake this morning after
spending Sunday with her parents
on Laporte street. Blanche is do
ing good work in her rlusic this
winter, and with good health is en-
joying her study very much. She is
one of the Plymouth girls who have
a brilliant future before them in the
musical world, and her friends are
rejoiced at her progress.
Lawson Pontious of South Bend
who has been visiting some days
with his aunt, Mrs. Thomas Nc
Donald of north Walnut street,
and other relatives and friends, has
returned to his home. Lawson is
an electrician connected with the
city plant at Marshall, Mich, and
understands the business he has tax
en- up.
You are probably aware that
pneumonia always results from a
cold, but you never nd of cold
resulting in pneu -onia when
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was
used. Why take the risk when this
remedy may be had for a trife I?
For sale by All Dealers.
Mrs. Frank Zumbaugh and two
children who have been visiting for
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T.Hindle of south Plym-
outh. went to Larwill today accom-
panied by her mother. They will
visit there with a brother, Guy
! Hindle, after which Mrs. Zumbaugh
will go to her home in Harbor
Springs, Michigan. She had very
pleasant time with old friends and
her many relatives here, and is al
ways glad to get back to Plymouth
for a visit.
w. s. Cartwright of Mile. North
Dakota. arrived this morning for a
visit with friends and relatives for
few days. He is at the home of
Daniel Harbaugh northwest of the
city. He lived for several years
near here. and In Kosciusko county.
He has been in North Dakota for
the past twelve years, and though
they had the thermometer register
ing go below this winter, ne will not
give up that this country Is better
than that. He with his son farms
400 acres of land, and is we'll con-
tent where he is. He will visit at
North Liberty and other points be-
fore returning, and will get back
home next week.
Among those who attended the
Sunday School convention last week
was Mrs. Cory B. North. known to
many Plymouth people as Miss
Grace Brownlee She lived all OF
her life in a house where the Thorn
burg residence now stands on south
Michigan street. until a few years
ago when she. disposed of the prop
erty and moved to Rutland No one
who knew her father, johnson
Brownlee. and the old house where
the family lived so long, would re-
cognize the spot now. A few years
brings many changes In surround
ings, but it is a pleasure to meet
with old friends. and Mrs. North is
ever a welcome visitor in many
Plymouth homes.
While in South Bend County
Clerk Ed. S. .Kitch attended the
banquet at the Oliver House of the
St. Joseph County Bar Association
Charles p. Drummond and Samue
Parker were there of course. A
visiting judge from Lake county IL
speaking of the rather light drink
ables that were served during th'
eleven courses of the banquet, tina
the bar of his county had banque
not long since, but had the fore
thought to 90 to Chicago to hold it
He said that in case any of then
could not get sufficient to gratif.
them IN South Bend, he could sit
them to a place in Chicago where
, could be had in its fullness. Their
|, were over a hundred at the banquet
l and they had a royal time.