The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-08

outh Friday morning going to Cui-
yer to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor
have moved from South Bend back
to Marshall county and occupy their
farm in the Jacoby neighborhood.
Mrs. Julia Blain, Mrs. Florence
Reeve, Mrs. Winnie Humrichouser
and Mrs. Eva L. Underwood were
in South Bend Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Mary Hindle of Plym-
outh has returned from South Bend
where she visited several days with
her daughter.
Mrs. L. P. Bland of Argos passed
through the city ~ her way to
Donaldson where she will visit Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Ringer. So
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Scott were call
ed to Winamac by the sudden
death Friday morning of Mrs. M
L. Kestler, who is a sister of Mrs
Scott.
The Bourbon News-Mirror of Feb
1, contains a list of forty-one names
of men from Bourbon who attended
the Lemert horse sale in this city
last Saturday.
Carl Brown of Hamlet returned
home Friday morning. He was In
attendance at the Mozart club re-
hearsal last evening, where he sang
solo called "The Burglar.
Rev. j. A. Groves of Warsaw
Presiding Elder of the United Broth
rem church for this district. passed
through the city Friday morning
going to Kewanna in the interest OF
his work.
C. w. Metsker went to Indian
apolis Thursday on trip to see ii
the fences on his political farm
need any attention, and incidentally
attend a meeting of Democrats In the
capital city.
The interest shown by the men,
bers of the Mozart club at their
practice Thursday evening was very
encouraging to the officers, and In
sures a fine entertainment when
they give Pinafore.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Child who
have been visiting j. W. King, have
gone to Oxford, Indiana, where they
will continue visiting friends before
returning to their home in Bedford,
Mass.
Misses Cora Steinebach, Lucille
Rittenhouse, Mary Luty, Mary Rose
Leah Bayse and Hazel Burwell and
Ralph Ames and Owen Varier spent
Saturday in Plymouth seeing the
sights.-Bourbon News Mirror.
Mrs. C. F. Holtzendorff will go tc
Columbia City tonight to attend a
! contest given by Miss Mary Hoham
of the public schools. Mrs. Holtzen-
dorff and Miss Hoham will be guests
at weekend house party given by
Mrs. B. F. McNear of Columbia City
Over at Milford an attempt was
made to dig a grave, and it was
found necessary to use dynamite
and If took a whole day to accom-
plish the task, the ground being
frozen four feet deep.
4 piece of flannel Gampened with
Chamberlain s Liniment and bound
on to the affected parts is superior
to any plaster. When troubled with
lame back or pains in the side OF
chest give it trial and you are
certain to be more than pleased with
the prompt relief which it affords
Sold by All Dealers.
Bourbon has started Chora
Society, similar to our Mozart club
and has taken up the oratorio, "Th'
Holy City," which was given by thu
local club few years ago. Th'
Bourbon society has some sixty mem
bers, and is under the direction O.
Hyden Owens, son of Prof. ii. w
Owens who directs the Mozart club
Mrs. Fairy Simonds of Piercetol
passed through Plymouth going t.
the home of her mother near Argos
Her father, Joseph Lowe died SOM
months ago, and her mother is lief
alone. 1t is likely that Mr.. an,
Mrs. Simonds will return to Argo
to make their home where they cal
be near the old lady, who is rattle
feeble.
Father B. F. WINS returned Thur
day morning from Elkhart where b.
took part in the rendition o
Messiah Wednesday evening. III
intended to only assist in the choru
work, but at the last moment wa
drafted in to take part of the solos
and there is no doubt but he mad
good impression of the audience
| for he has voice of rare compass
| The Home Circle Club surprise,
Otto Breeze at their home on soutl
Plumb street in honor of his thirtietl
birthday. He was presented with