Weekly Republican, Volume 56, Number 12, Plymouth, Marshall County, 23 March 1911 — Page 5

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X You may have a vague idea now of what you desire for wall papers for your different rooms but whenyou run through our beautiful line of 1911 patterns you'll) quickly decide. Wc have papers to suit everybody. Our stock this year is something immense. We can show you between 200 and 300 different patterns, and they are all attractive designs. 4 You can make a saving worth while in buying wall papers of us. Come in and see the new goods. The People's Drug Store Chas. Reynolds, Proprietor. TUESDAY Alton Triplet of Hibbard spent the forenoon here. Jas. II. Bishop went to SouthBend on business today. L. Steinebach transacted business in Bourbon today. Mrs.C. E. Kamp was the guest of Arg os friends today. G. II. Thayer, Jr., transacted business in Chicago today. Miss Sue Trowbridge spent Monday in South Bend with relatives. Mrs "W. G. Hendricks went to Logansport today on business. Mrs. Samuel Schlosser has gone to Battle Creek for a few days. - Mrs. J. M. Roth of Etna Green was the guests of friends here to lay. Mrs. John Shirley spent the day with her brother, Elmer Wilson. Mrs. Clara Wiess spent the day in South Bend transacting business. ; 'Attorney John S Martin of LaPorte as in the city on business today. Mrs. Oscar Davis of Jnwood was in the city on business this morning. Mrs. Wm. Reed and Mrs. Geo. Bowell spent the day in South Bend. Isaac Miller and John Bussart of Tyner were in town on business today Wm English i building a new and large porch on the front cf his residence. t . Mrs. Mary Kesler went to Bourbon to tpend a fev; days with her mother Mrs. Beck. Mrs. Cyndia Cullison has gone to Columbia Citv to visit with relatives lor some time. Mrs Anna Kepler went to Nappanee to spend a week with her sister Mrs. Cora Kring. Mrs. .Jos. Eich and daughter Mrs. S Lewis Wittmaack transacted business in South Bend tcday. Mrs. Catherine Sheisshofer and Mrs Chas. Shadel spent the afternoon in Logansport with friends. Mrs. . C Miller of inas Citv, M- . j hire on lsit wita he t rc tit G. Kaufman ;u." nfe. Miss Daisv Movars, Fred Stoker land C. II. Stauly of New Amsterdam, were in the city on business today Mrs. Chas. Hager of Mishawaka who has been visiting her mother, Mrs Fanny Harris returned home today. Henry Ualhman who has been in the city for some time, was called to Chicago this morning on business. Mrs. M. J.-Boyce and daughter, ! RYAN' ! CASH SHOE STORE 4 THE RIGHT PLACE TO TRADE The best values that 4 J money can buy may be procured right here. 2 . Ve are a Cash Store r and when you buy here t ? . i - o o o o o o you are nor paying uic debts of sCme one else. Try us and see how far your dollars will go. THIS WEEK SPECIAL 20 dozen Mfn'a eolid leather Shoes, at $1.50. 20 dozen ladies' Sho?9, eilk lined, latest toe, $1.25. 20 dozen Men's Shoe?, at 01.50, $2.00 and $2.50. o o o o o o o o o o o t o TC!2 CST VALUES YOU 3 HAVE EVER SEEN IN SHOES. . I

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CIVIC CLUB BELIEVE THIS METHOD WILL SAVE CTY IN CLEANING AND KEEP v HOUSES CLEAN NOT AN UNTRIED PLAN Interesting Meeting of Social Study Organization at Home of Mr and Mrs. Snoeberger Monday Night. The Plymouth Civic Club believes the dirt streets of the city should be oiled to keep down the dust'. That was the one definite thing done at the meeting Monday night. i motion of Mr. Geo. HJ Thayer a .mittee was appointed to get all the information possible on the subject and submit this information to the city council for their consideration. The committee is Messrs. A. R. Underwood, Geo. II. Thayer, 'J. D. McCoy, W. F. Suit. The decision of the club came up over a discussion of a practical plan of cleaning the city. It is, thought that by oiling the dirt streets dust can be kept from blowing into the houses and the-housekeepers be greatly helped in keeping clean house. A large number were present at the meeting, which was held at. the palatial home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Snoeberger. After a beautifully rendered solo by Miss Blanche McCoy, Mr. Milner talked briefly on improvements needed in Plymouth. He suggested some sort of park system for the ac commodation of visitors. Mrs. F. E. Garn reviewed a number of magazine articles. Among the im portant ones was one in the , Metro politan about how the people were be ing fleeced by stock selling concerns. The Government bv a strict enforce ment of the postal laws had put eighty of these out of business, that iad sold $1,000,000 of worthless sto. 3 the people. Mr. Stone in the same! : : t. iui;aiiuc ja v tiling ix uuuiucr ui stringent articles against Theodore loovsevelt asking T. R to please answer a n um Der ot very pointed quesions. Others were on Washington's sense of humor, in the Century; where we stand in opera, etc. Miss Fern Snoeberger sang very sweetlv "If I Were a Rose." Mr. cleaner city, and nearly all these present made short remarks on the subject. The fact that the city council had provided a dumping place for garbage pleased the club; but the takiny away of the garbage is. next to be considered. Some who have furnaces burn all of it in the winter. The plan in many larger cities of washing the brick streets every, night was told about but it was thought this mijrht be too expensive for Plymouth Mr. Thayer said that he and Mr. Clizbe had been studying the proposition of cleaning the paved streets by means of a large vacunm cleaner machine. They thought this was the ideal plan but that so far they had not been able to find a machine which would do the work. The present method of a man with a broom and dustpan was the best, unless a vacum cleaner can be found The Misses Boss sang a duet, which was encored. After this refreshments were served lUe coffee being m.de .n an electric percolotor, which interests the lad:.Ji. The whole house wabril tin .t with electric lights, the lamp being in irany beautiful designs. Mrs. Ralph Kleckner, spent the day witk Mrs. Ernest Thonrpson of Argos. Mrs. Geo.'Eley of Iapaz spent the morning with friends' here 'enroute to Ft. Wayne to visit her daughter, Mrs Clifton Hill. Ilujrh Kyser left this morning for New York City to join Ringling Bros. Circus, with which he has ! traveled for several years. Mr and Mrs. H. B. Hall and son Lawrence, of Seattle, Wash., went to South Bend to spent the day with their daughter, Mrs. Edna Fromm. Dr. Norton and two helpers of the Salvation Army of ALisnawaKa, are here soliciting funds for Missionary work. They will hold meetings on the street every evening at 7:30. "My child was burned terribly aoout tne iace, neck ana cnest. 1 applied. Dr Thomas's Eclectric Oil. The rain ceased and the child sank into a restful sleep." Mrs . Nancy M, Hansen. Hamburg N. Y. Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum sets you trazy.. Can't bear the touch of your clothing. Doan's Ointmen cures ,he most obstinate cases. Why

TO HELP ENTORCE LAW. If Plymouth Goes Wet Saloon Keep ers Have Agreed to Pay $100 x' Yearly Against Violations. .In the event that the city of Plymouth goes wet, the men engaged in the traffic of liquor have agreed to give the sum of $100 each year tor a law and order league to be used in the prosecution of violations of the liquoi law. If there are no prosecutions, the money is to be turned over at the end of each year to the treasurer of the Ptymouth Commercial Club and to be used as the club may direct. WEDNESDAY II. M. Cooper of Argos transacted business here today. C. C. Vink of Bourbon spent the morning in the city. Court Morris transacted business in South Bend today . Miss Mary Sehlarb transacted business in Bremen today. .Mrs. Mary Hindel is the guest of South Bend relatives. j Hi- Wictmon Xp T T-.-.-lt I - "vü-tt vj. jja&ctiuc Mix Luc down on business today. W. E. Harrington of Lakeville was a Plymouth visitor today. Mrs. A. B. Coe spent the day with her sister in South Bend. L. U. Cressner spent the day transacting "business at LaPorte. Mrs Milton Robinson spent the day with South Bend relatives. Mrs. J. E. Marshall is visiting relatives at Argos this week. John A. McFarlin was a South Bend business transacter today. came M iss May Stevens has gone Warsaw to stay for some time. Mrs. Henry Reynolds went South Bend for a few days visit. to to John A. Sloane of Ligonier was in the city Tuesday on court business. Mrs. Clara Thompson of Anros spent Tuesday with Plymouth friends. John F. Woldrith has gone to Hebro, 111., on an extended business trip. Mrs. Rebecca Vanscoik of Chicago is visitin? friends here for a few , aavsT. M. Murphy and A. A. Watkins spent the day at Gary transacting business. Miss Pearl Chapel went to Argos today where she has employment with Mrs Caple. Miss Maud Nyer who has been in poor health for some time, is reported worse today. Miss Ethel Price returned to South Bend today remain with her sisttr for some time Ray Bunnell of Chicago is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bunnell. Miss Vera Suseland has gone to South Bend to spend a week with her 'sister, Mrs. Howard Jackson. Ora Kring was a South Bend visit or .t oday. 9 I. A. Powers of Argos was a local visitor today. M. A. Dilley of Tippecanoe .was in own Tuesday. Thomas Clifton spent the afternoon in South Bend. . Glossit one cent per ironing and Mrs J. H. Abair went to Harris for the afternoon. Mrs Elizabeth Warner is visiting ielatives at Wakarusa, TJ. S Lemert was in South Bend to. day transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. I. Mikel of Lapaz were local visitors today. Mrs. A. A. Green of Culver was "in the city on business today. C. D. Snoeberger was a business transactor in South Bend today. Herman Taber spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Chicago on business. Mrs. T. W. Nyhart has gone to Bremen for a short visit with rela tives. The Ladies7 Parish Guild will met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Arm strong on Sophia street. Mis3 Protsman's Room, third grade is the Banner room for attendance in the Washington Building this month. Mrs. Clara Allen is building a new porch on her house on north Michigan street which she recently boujrht of Mrs. Olive Kanarr. Win. Jeffir3 was Tuesday fined $1 and costs, amounting to $10.05, for in toxication on March 5th. Failing to pay the fine, he was given ten days in the county jail. Mrs. N. K. Campbell extends a cordial invitation to the public to at tend her Millinery Opening Friday and Saturday, March 24 and 25,. 113 W. Garro street. d24-s5w23 . Mrs. Edward F Debley and children have been spending a week with her brother, Ray Force. She left for Chi cago today to visit her sisters ana biothers for two weeks, after which she leaves to join Mr. Debley in their

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County Correspondence LAPAZ Oliver Thomas made a business trip to Elkhart and Goshen Tuesda3. Mr and Mrs. Ozmun Winn of South Bend are visiting a few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Rowe. C. D. Hildebrand teacher of the grammar room Is ill with the mumps. Dolph White of Englwood, 111., spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mary White. , Roscoe Shafer and Sterling Scofield visited relatives and friends in Leesburg Sunday. Mathias Baughman and wife left Monday for the state of Washington which will be their future home. The were accompanied by their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and lMrs. D. B. Stule. Johnathan Burger sold his residence to Mrs. Jacob Rowe of Lakeville and expected to move to South Bend soon. Grandpa Sikes who has been very sick for some time, is slowly growing weaker. Wm. Hildebrand made a business trip to South Bend Monday. James Sherland is reported no better. Onite n. nnmhpr of 1-orses Passed . ., , through here öunüay irom tne - norse sale at Plymouth Saturday. Floyd Sherland took a small party to Plymouth Saturday in his auto. They attended the horse sale. Harry Hara went to Plymouth Monday and returned with his "Thomas Flj-er" which he had stored at the Kuhn garage. The new agent at the Junction ha moved into the Tallman residence on Vandalia street. Del Crum has resicmed the Junction agency ano is spending a short vacation duck hunting before taking up work in South Bend. Elias Stoup was in Lakeville on business Monday. Rosa Harbauirh of Mishawaka . c .i t, nr and a 'R Harban?rh Wm. Holland was in Grasscreek Sunday. Trustee Gonter held the North town ship graduation examination at Lapaz Saturday, 26 took the examination The raeasle epidemic is slowly dying out and school attendance is a little better. . TIPPECANOE Miss Ella Ringle of South Bend was home over Sunday. Alva Mikesell and wife returned to their home in Elkhart Monday after several days visit here and near Talma. Miss Goldie Mikesell accomi pained them home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graham of Plymouth spent a few days last week with the former parents, Mr. and Mrs James Grahfjn. Otis narmon and wife spent Sunday with Lawrence Huffman at ArgOS. ) Mrs. Clark Hall returned from Valparaiso last Sunday and reported that a big boy came to take up his abode with Mr and Mrs. Charles ish, March 16. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harmon and daughter, and Paul Schrom took din ner Sunday with L. B. Geiger and family. Albert Cormican of Elkhart spent Sunday with his parents, Theodore Cormican and family. Mrs. Wm. E. Hand and Mrs. J. B. Todd of Argos took dinner at L. B Geigers Monday. GREEN TOWNSHIP Born To Ed. Pontius and wife Friday mornig, March 17 a daughter Clayton Marshman and sister Miss Mattie were the guests ot George Sponslor and family at Plymouth over Sunday. jonn vagoner ana wile ot near Culver were business visitors here the last of the week. Mrs Otis Hunter who was quite ill last week is much improved. Sim Cooper and wife spent Sunday near laJma guests of James Dud gton's, also visiting Mrs Cooper's mother, Grandma Overmyer. Miss Myrtle Lambert of Rochester visited relatives here over Sunday. Mrs. Wallac-2 Price and daughter Glayds spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Warren who sustained serious injuries by a fall last week. i iuuh. uiuuuns ana iamiiy spent Sunday at Rochester at the bedside of a sister-in-law, Mrs." Butler Gib mJ m Iv f I 1 1 1 bons, who is seriously ill. Among those visiting Tom Calhoun and family Sunday were, Dallas Fears and John Cooper and wives and Mss Rhoda O'Connell. Don't use harsh physics'. The re action weaken the bowels, leads to chropc constipation., Get Dotan ftegiilets. They operate easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation. HONEY TO LOAN On farm aud city property, "by Cress ner ö Co., Plyncmtli Ind., at 1ot7c rates; qnicl: action, nodsby; tins tt snit borrorrcr. -

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We are showing this week some very pretty styles in Ladies' one piece Dresses, made up in light weight wool materials, also in messalines. These dresses promise to be very popular for the coming season, and the reasonable prices we are offering them for will make them very ready sellers. We want you to call and see these. Light Weight Long Coats Are selling splendidly. We are showing these in popular price values, for $7.50, $8.75, $10, $12.50 and better, made up in serges, covert cloths and fancy mixtures. The New Acorn Waists Are Here

We are now showing the new 'icuni shirtwaists made up in the new styles for spring. These waists are made up as all good waists should be and will appeal to you on account of their specially selected embroideries and workmanship. Some styles are hand embroidered. These waists sold in a range of prices from $1.00 to $5,00. Rugs, Cat pets and Curtains Now is the time to buy Rugs, Carpets and Curtains. Assortments are at their very best. Rugs selected now will be held until wanted to use. If you would have the best for your floor coverings we recommend our Royal Wilton Velvets and all Worsted Body Brussels Rugs. Our Rug department is a complete rug store by itself,

where every size TWIN LAKES. Miss Rose Kyser spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister Minnie in South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd McFarlin spent Saturday in Plymouth. Peter Zumhaugh and family "were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Cook Sunday. Ruth Nichols spent Saturday night and Sunday in Plymouth the guest of Ruth Frank. Mrs. Wm. Piper and children went to Niles Saturday. Oris Grossman and family, David Grossman und family, Norman Beatty and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McFarlin were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Harry Meed Sunday. Mrs. C. Slayter of Plymouth, Mrs. Williams cf Ft. Wayne were the gnests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cook Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nichols were the jmests of-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Frank of Plymouth Sunday. SLIGO. .The revival meeting closed here Sun dav night. Miss Leona Reeder spent Sunday with Salena Shatford. Misses Ella and Lottie Marsh spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Lish. Sidney Qrossman has moved on the Behner farm. i Misses Nellie Kepler and Dora Bare spent Sunday with Stella Keene. Miss Lena Perkins spent Sunday with Elva Freese. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Appleman spent Snndav with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reed. Miss Lela Ringer spent Saturday and Sunday with Lucy Marsh. V 4 WEST UNION. Mrs. W Clark was called in Dutton lacf wppt- nn aoojOnnt cf the illness of a friend. I Dan Hubert lost a valuable , horse last werk. ' Mrs. Arthur Miller has been very sick but is reported better. Fred Dills met with quite a loss by fire last week. Their smoke hour! burnt down burning all their meat besides a set of double harness, a lot of tools and other (hings. Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas visited friends in this vicinity last Sunday 1 Müliner7 Opening . We open cur annual spring exhibit of Millinery Friday and Saturday, March 24-25. The display will demonstrate fcs never before, out- absolute leadership in popular priced.millinery Our constant aim is to please you. Come and be convinced. o22-23t23 i 1 B. C. SMes.

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Rug is carried in stock. AUGUSTUS 0. STANLEY. Kentucky Congressman Who Is of the Steel Trust. on Trail Copyright by Ameilcan Prefes Association. Advertised Letters. Nesley Matheny F. L. Quance. Roe P. Warner. Nellie Harner. Mrs. J L. Moore. Court News. The case of Abraham and Florence the Board of Commissioners was continued until after Union township lo cal option election, by agreement of both parties. Laura Barcus was given judgement against August Weisert for damages amounting to $600, which was paid. The case of Isaac Barcus ajrainst August Weisert was settled and dis missed. , .Th case of Abraham and Florence Sundy vs. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Whitman to quiet title, was also set tied. , Judge Geo. Burson of Wininac special judge in th. lellow river ditch case was in the city Wednesday ing entries and order3 in this matterAsk your grocer for Glossit and Death of Hazel Alisn Hazel the 9 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Allen, died of scarlet fever Tuesday afternoon, Mar 14. She was taken to Walkerton for burial immediately.

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Of RUNAWAY INJURES MAN AND PIANO EXCITING TIME ON MICHIGAN" SRTEET SERIOUSLY INJURES WALTER BEAGLES AND WRECKS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT WHEN THROWN FROM. DRAY. Tuesday while driving northon Michigan street, Walter Beagles had an exciting runaway. He was thrown from the dray as was also a new piano from the Cox Piano Store. The wagon ran over Beagles and bruised him very badly. Dr. Knntt' took him to his home in the east partt of the city where he is confined to his bed. The man in charge of the piano barely escaped being hit by the fallIV. - mi iL! to consideration, it was a lucky runaway after all. It was caused by a bolt coming out of the tongue, letting.; it fiall. This scared the horses. MARRIAGES Cooper-Shaw Miss Mabel Cooper, daughter of Charles Cooper and wife of this place and Geo. Shaw of Chicago were married at the home of the bride's parents Sunday at one thirty. The wedding march was played by Miss Edith Shroader. Miss Opal Cooper, sister of the bride, and her gentleman friend, Mr. Foggle of Argos were bridegroom and bridesmaid. Several relatives and friends were present. They will leave for Chicago soon where they will make their future home. We extend congratulations. ---Tippecanoe Cor. Petty-Kessler Miss Iva Petty of Lansing, Mich., a most charming young lady, and Harry Kessler, son of Elmer Kessler and wife were married at the home of the bride's parents, March 13. They are here now at the home of Elmer and wife and everyone is wishing them happiness. So do we, Harry.---Bourbon News-Mirror. Mr. Kessler was formerly employed at VanCuren's restaurant and as night man of the Ross house in this city. Money back if Glossit does not