The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-04
South Bend over New Years.

turned to their new home In Paoll,
Ind, after visiting with relative
in Plymouth for several days.
DR.. r. c. Stephens returned early
Friday morning from a trip of a
week to Davenport, Iowa, where he
visited his father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Bolingef of
South Whitley, who have been visit
ing the family of John Freed, went
to South Bend Friday morning for
further visit.
Mrs. Maud Lee of Darlington, O.,
who has been visiting the family of
AL. English three miles north of
Plymouth, for several days, went to
South Bend Friday.
Charles Hay of Chicago, who has
visited the family of Peter Richard s
on north Center street for a few
days, left Saturday morning for his
home.
Mrs. John V. Ashley and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Stella Swover-
land, with her children, came down
from Bourbon to visit in Plymouth
few days.
Miss Ruby Fore of Campbell,
California, who has been visiting
with friends in and around Bremen,
is here for visit with the family of
County Clerk Elect Ed Kiteh.
Mrs. Bosworth and little daughter
left this morning for Buchanan,
Mich. where they will spend New
Years with her parents.
Ralph Kline, who was injured by
being trampled by horse at his
fathers farm east of town few
weeks ago, was able to come to town
Friday. His many friends are glad
to, know he is getting well.
Charles Cox who was in the anti
tuberculosis camp at South Bend for
some weeks, is home. He thinks he
can get the same effect bv fixing a
place at his own home, ard VIII con-
tinue the treatment the same as if
still at the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Caudle returned
Friday morning from Nappanee
where they visited relatives for sew
eral days. They will visit a while
with Mrs. Caudle's sons, Elmer and
Arthur Young, before returning to
the Soldiers home in Lafayette.
Isaac Harley, brother of L. G.
Harley, returned to his home near
LaFox, ILL.,, Saturday morning. Mr..
Harley has been here three weeks
visiting friends and relatives, and at
Bourbon. He made trip to Ohio,
also, to visit relatives. He has been
at LaFox for seventeen years, and
likes that country very much.
Darmon Rhinehart is spending a
part of the holiday vacation with
the family on Alexander street. He
goes back to Indianapolis to stady
part of the time and, teach some.
He is connected with the medical de-
partment of the State University,
part of which is at Bloomington and
part in Indianapolis.
Theodore Sherman of South Bend
visited here with his two little boys
for several days, and returned home
Friday morning. Theodore is at
work on machine that promises to
eclipse the Wright Brothers as a
flyer, and as Mr.. Sherman has had
experience in balloon flights he will
probably soon give his friends the
chance to see him In a new role.
Fred Applemar who has the ee-
ment post factory in the north part
of Plymouth, left Friday morning
for South Bend, where he has in
prospect the establishment of a
similar factory. The cement
post is sure to crowd out the wood
en- posts, and Mr.. Appleman has a
good thing in the post he manufac-
lures.
Abouty twenty good substantial
democrats of Plymouth went to
South Bend on the noon train Fri
day, to see that Peter j. Kruger is
given a fair show at the meeting
In the afternoon. They were ac-
companied by Postmaster Ed earn
and George Thayer, who were said
to have proxies from two democrats
who could not 90. This will have q
tendency to keep the "whole lump
properly leavened.
Mrs. Chauncy Fields is here from
South Bend to stay some time with
her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. d. Fields. Mr.. Fields is still
very sick from the effects of his fall
at the barn of Josiah Jacoby shor.
time ago. He suffered much from
having to ride home In spring
wagon on a lot of straw, over the
rough roads, which shook him with
every jolt, and he was so chilled that
he is threatened with pneumonia.