South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-12
PLYMOUTH.

Mrs. Walter NJ Soice. of TAYLOR
willie. Ill. is visiting with Mr. ana
Mrs. oliver G. Soice and others of the
Soice family. Mrs. Soice is on her
way as a delegate 10 Bay City, Men,
representing the Southern ILLINOIS
Ladies of the Modern Maccabees con-
vention.
J. l.. Dunning. father of l.. j. Dun
ming. Of the Orpheum, stopped IN
Plymouth a short time TO visit his
SON He was recently married III
Goshen and his wife was with him.
He was on his way TO LOgansport 10
meet with the boart. OF the Long
Cliff asylum, he being one of the
three members of that body.
Mrs. w. G. Curtis and daughter
Lois. of Deming, New Mexico, arrived
in Plymouth to visit with Mrs. Curtis
mother. Mrs. Julia Work.
Miss Eulalia Beghtel who graduated
this summer from the kindergarten
school at South Bend is home for the
summer and is working at her old
place with SchlOsser Bros.
Mrs. Lizzie Van Huysen, of Battle
Creek. Mich, is visiting with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Oliver G. Soice. Mrs. Van Huy-
ser's husband was superintendent for
the Dickman Ketcheum wagon works
in Plymouth several years ago.
Rev. SwitZer went TO Greencastle
Monday 20 attend a reunion OF ms
class that graduated from DePauW
i'm the early eighties.
At a little before 3 o'clock Monday
George SOice, son of Milt Soice' suf-
fered a sunstroke while at work - a
trench on West GarrOw street. The
rush of blood TO his head rendered
him unconscious and IT required sew
eral men 10 restrain him. DR.. Myers,
his father-in-l was at hand and
with others they got the patient 10 a
cool place on the grass. He ceased
resistance to their efforts to aid him
only when the doctor arrived and
administered a hypodermic. The ply
stefan said il was an unusual case Of
sunstroke. but that the prompt assist
ance given makes his recovery very
probable. The patient is resting easy
at present.
Walter Bowel and Keith Richter
came home Saturday from DePauw
university for their summer vacation.
The boys were freshmen this year and
viii enter next wear as "sophs."
Oscar Fife a former Plymouth boy
whose sister is Mrs Perry Jones is
here from Kansas City. Ii has been
thirty years since he left Plymouth.
Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald has returned
10 Chicago and all their household
goods have been sent. They will now
make Chicago their home. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Or. Reynolds
Mrs. William Cast and son Ralph
went 10 Bremen where they will visit
few days with Mrs. Casts brother
and sister.
q. w Metsker, with his family.
accompanied by Edna Switzer will go
TO Greencastle by auto. They eX-
pect 60 be absent till Thursday. Their
son Roland. who is attending De
PAW university at Greencastle will
return home with them.
Mrs. Sallie Baker daughter of
Elias Dickson. one OF the early pio-
neers of the county. passeG her seven
ty-second birthday on Sunday. June
e. A number came from South Bend,
Culver. and Argos and other places,
making nifty in all 10 help in the
event.
Harry Humrichouser received a
tel am from j l.. Hunter. OF Ash
Ian Ohio stating that his father.
DR. J. r.. Hunter. died Sunday night.
Dr. Hunter is known by the older
people here, and especially by the
doctors.
TIE Rev. T. b. Meyer. Re. J. Stuat
Holden. she Rev. Charles r. Bron. Of
london. ans the Rev. John Mcneil.
OF Toronto, Viii be at the Moody