Weekly Republican, Volume 57, Number 24, Plymouth, Marshall County, 15 June 1911 — Page 5
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Hot Weather Requisites Every season has its special aids to health and comfort. A stock like ours provides all of them. Whether you stay at home or go vacationing, equip yourself with the little modern antidotes for discomfort. Fine, toilet waters, bath perfumes, bath supplies, shampoos, massage cieams, skin foods -lotion, talcums, foot powders, toilet articles of all kinds. :: :: :: Here you are always sure of a satisfactory assortment of good good3 and of the lowest possible prices. If you cannot come to the store, call us up by phone and we will deliver wbat you want. PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE Chas Reynolds, Prop.
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Music Sale-Saturday at HougLton ' For Sale Fresh cow and calf. C. A". Reeve. wdtn For Sale Large roll top ffice desk $15. Republican office, dwtn
SATURDAY
Harry Humrichouer his new Bniek.
has recived
South Bend today to visit her son Ralph. Mrs. S. E. Ruff is visiting in South Bend a few days. '
Mrs. R. E. Nelson of Donaldson was in the city Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Pomeroy is visiting her. daughter,. Mrs. Campbell in Chicago. Mrs. Elizabeth Pesch went to Chicago Saturday to attend' the
funeral of her brother's child.
Mrs. Claude Garrison and Master Jessie spent the day at Donaldson. Miss Pearl Smith of near Rutland is visiting at Donaldson several weeks. Mrs. C. Swearingen is visiting her son, Lewis, in South Bend a few davs. Mrs. Sam Miller is spending several days in South Bend and Mifhawaka .
Clara Hager has returned
from ex-
In the front window of the Republican office are a number of Red Cross Bulletins on the subject, "How to Combat Tuberculosis." They are for distribution and any one desir ing one is welcome to help himself to the same. dw dtn
Pasture for rent Blue grass, good water, shade. Bert Hand, R. 13, Argos. jtrta
M. Stoops of Tyner was here on
business. Samuel Miller of Tyner was here
today on business.
Miss Ferrel Shaffer day in South Bend.
spent the
For Sale Gas bag for 4-horse engine. Cost $5, price $2.50. Republican office. For Sale Fine gasoline launch, 21 ft. long, 225 delivered. Keen.
Culver, Ind.
We have flour, brand, chop, chopped corn, meal, etc. for exchange and sale Zehner Milling Co. d31wl
For Sale Rubber tired double
seated surrey, canopy top; 1 rubber
tired niiiibout. C. S Cleveland. d 1112-13 wl3
Bulls for Sale. Short Horn and Polled Dnrhamspure bred red and roans. Call, write wire or phone. C. T.'Mattingly, Plymouth, Ind. wtn
Save Eoney.
Cure
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Instant Gape Core, your chickens; save your Gnaranted "Instant Gap euros. Fifty cents per box.
Send money order. W. P. Baker & Co., Akron, Ind;
Mrs. Ed Stout is visiting in Bourbon a few days. Mrs. Pearl Van Gilder visited
friends at Bourbon today.
Mrs. C. Bernett of Boutbun spent Thursday in South Bend. Irene Lacher is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ed Stein in South Bend. Valentine Nye of South Bend was in Plymouth yesterday on business.
J. G. B.tzler of South Bend was
in Plymouth today on business.
Mrs Goldie Uplinger of Bour
bon visited Mrs. G. Sweet hereto-
day.
Geo. Cannan went to Walkerton
Saturday to visit friends and rela tives.
Mrs. "Wm. Hepler and daughter, 3 ttending the commencement
of near Nappanee, returned home erases n i . .. ... 1
arror a neit mh riw 11 vu i -n -i mi . -rr
A..!.. I j?ranK inomas oi rx. wayne is
Thomas. working on the Pennsylvania switch
Mrs. Anna Hite and Mrs. Ida in" crew. m V . . a a. Ate I
Mite are visitmsr with Mrs. James Mrs. J. V. Astlev went to Bom-
Davidson and Mrs. Oscar Davidson h,0n today to spend a few days or.
at mwoort. tne farm
iure. iara Auner oi Jdarkle, Floyd Miller has the excavating
Ind., who has been visiting Mrs. done for his new home on north
Lillie Stair went to Bonrbon Mon- Michigan street.
Mrg John mal of South Bend
Frank Glass has gone to Couts returned home Tuesday after a visit
because of the serious illness of: his with her sonFrank.
brother, Jackson, who is suffering
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line s
ale h
Ti
ouse aresses
with a cancer.
Mrs. Harry A. Sapper of NoVesville, who has? been visiting re'a-
tives here for the past week, re
turned home today.
Mrs. W. S. Spingler of Manitee
Mich., went to Bourbon Monday
after having visited with Mrs. Chas.
Miller since Saturday.
Chas. Shaffer and family of
South Bend returned home havinz
spent Saturday- and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Swindell
Mrs. Jennie Baxter spent Tuesday
wUh her daughter, Mr. Henry Mick
:n M. hirran City.
Corroy Eley has gone to Keokuk.
Io.rf to visit with his grandfather
during the summer, vacation.
N. A. Peterson and daughter.
Izora, attenled the ommencement at Spring Brook Wednesday.
Taylor Garnand left Tuesday for
"New Jersey, wheie'he has a fine job i
running a Dig steam snovei.
Quite a numler from here at
tended the "Wallace & Haggenbach
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Miss Sarah relatives r.i weeks.
Pershing
South Bend
Is visiting
several
W. Williams
Bremen over
Notice of' Executor's Sale oi Reel Estate. State of Indiana. Marsball County, ss: . In the Marshall OiJCtrit Court. May Terin, 1911, Estate No. 2001. Estate of John C. Haan, deceased. . Notice is hereby riven that the undersigned Executor under the Last WD1 and Testament of John C. Haagr. late of Marshall County. Indiana, deceased, pursuant to the order of the Marshall Circuit Court entered therein on Friday. June 2nd. A, D. 1911. will on SATURDAY. JULY 1. A. D. 1911. at the bour of nine o'clock A. M. of said day offer at private sale to the highest bidder the IcUowins described real estate situated in Polk township Marshall county. Indiana, owned by said decedent at the time of his death, to-wit: The west half of the northwest quarter (nw 1-4) of Section twenty-two. 22, township thirtyfour, 34. North, ran jre one. 1, east containing eighty. 80. acres, more or less; Also an of lot five. 5. and lot eight. 8 and lot four. 4. except ten. 10. feet by fifty. 50. feet on the northwest side of said Hot number four. 4 all of said lots being In block number two. 2, of the original plat of Tyner. Marshall County, Indiana: Said real estate is ordered by the court sold and wül be affered for sale In two parcels, the first of said parcels comprising the eighty acre tract; and the second parcel comprising the two full and the partial lot in Tyner; the first parcel is appraised at the sum of fire thousand dollars. $5000, and the second parcel is appraised at the sum of eight hundred dollars, 1800. and, each of said parcels must be sold at not. less than the appraised ralue. Said real estate win be sold upon the following terms, one third cash, one-third in twelve nontfcs an J one-third in eighteen months, the deferred payments to be evidenced by the purchaser's promissory notes bearing six per cent Interest from dat? with atterneys' fees, withort .relief from valuation and appraisement laws isd t be ecnred by mortgage or mortgages T-poe the real estate sold. Said sale wiTj be made at the office of William H- Matthew ir the Kuhn Block on the West side of Michigan Street in the City of Plymouth, Marshall County. Indiana. . pated this 5th. day of June. A. D. 191L SAMUEL J. HAAG Executor. W. H. Matthew Attorney. W 6 8- :ei
AITC) FABZJEBS. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Marshall
County, Indiana, invite sealed pro
posals for the famishing of 50 cords rf hard wood for the nse of tha
several public institutions of said County as follows: 40 cords 4 foot wood delivered at the County Asylum 5 cords four foot wood at the Court house and 5 cords four foot wood at the Jail. Each bidder must file srith his bid an affidavit of ncncollasion as required by law. The Board reserves the right to reject ßny and all bids. All hids to be filed by 1 o'clock p. m. on Monday Jnlv 3, 1911; "Witness my hand and seal tnis l ;th day of June. 1911. C. M. Walker, Auditor. lw
Mr. and Mrs. 1?. visited relatives at
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. McKesson
are visum? at ortü .Liberty over
Sundav. Mrs. Geo. Ray and Mrs. Chas. Williams are visiting in South Benl
a-weeic. - - '
?iHss Vin Morlock is visitin? at
Lakeside, Mich., with friends for about a week.
Mrs. Lewis Calhoun of Tippecanoe has returned home after a three days visit bere. '. Miss Sarah Crumm of Donaldson went to Twin Springs, Mich. Saturday to visit a week. Mrs. Addie Bottorff went: to Hibbard Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Burkett. Miss Cleveland Epperson of South Berd returned home' today after , a visit with friends and relatives
here.
attendm? the commencement cises at DePauw this week.
Mrs. Ed Wallace of Culver returned home this morning after a shoit visit with her aunt, Mrs. H.
B. Allen;
's Cora Parks of Ellsworth, HI.,
left the city today after havinng visited with her uncle, Harrison Riddle a week.
Sam Gretzinger and M. A. Ja coby left for Denver, Col. Saturday morning. From there they will visit other points in the west and will be away about 3 or 4week3.
- U02TDAY Miss Mae Cox is visiting in South Bend several days. Mrs. Marion Cramer is spending the day at Inwood . Mrs. Geo. Machlan went to
Old Pcpr3 at the Espztlicia. nc-ulllcn best for county news.
An Important
Buying Event Begintiitiß Tomorrow And Lasting Ten Days
Boys' Suspenders....... 5c lien's Suspenders 10c Men's Ties 10, 15, 25c Men's Hose ........... 5, 10c Children's Hose 5, 10c Men'a Overalls 40c Men's Shirts,. .25, 35, 45, 50c Men's Underwear.... Suit 50c Great Bargains in Shoes
50 dozen Ladies' Drees
tiboes )i:io 50 dozen Men's Solid ' Shoes $1.50
OYAii's, cash se::e so
have frone to Oxford, O.. to attend sWs at South Ben1 yesterday, the corimencement exercises. Their Mrs? E. Brecon of Lo:ansport daughter Minn;e will graduate and went to Warsaw today after visithas a part in the class play. ing with her parents, Mr. a id Mrs.
Mrs. Pion Fulkerson went toP1' Selhraan-
South Bend Sunday to sp?nd a Miss. Clara Klein of Mishawaka few days with her sister, Mrs. L. returned hom? Tuesday after a visit
C. Myers, whose husband under- with the family of John Richards on went an operation in Epworth Hos- Sophia St.
pital today. M O.rrilf nf Finn PrrPPn
returned home Wed n es -lav after a
for their home in Lairrange, 111., visit of a few days with her brother Sundav after visiting the latter 's Harper Amones.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ZibaTruex.
While here thev attended the com
mencement of the High School.
TUESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gate of
Monmoth. 111., have been visiting
with the family ofFrank Pulvers.
northwest of Plymouth.
Mrs. John Sanners and son Nils
have returned to Marshall. Wis.
after haung vHlel w't!i herdauuh
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A Sale of Inexpensive, Washable House Dresses
Cotton Novelty Dress Fabrics .
. for iooi uresscs at prices that rarely include such smart styles, workmanship and fit. Special offeiings included in this sellWe show a good variety of these house ing are euch fabrics as Marquesettes, dreeees, also styles made up suitable f jr v;i.Q t a t i j j 4 . . Voiles, Lawns and Batiste. A splendid street wear, m a range of prices from
$1.50 to!$4.50.
Linen Dusters for Auto Use
assortment of this season's designs. These dainty materials are in great demand for summer wear. These newest
Good, serviceable Coats from $1.50 to summer fabrics, in a range of prices from
$5.00.
1 5c to 39c.
Mrs. J. W. Parks spent Monday
in Bourbon.
Miss Laura Fellers spent Monday t er, Mrs. Frank Southworth
m bonth Bend. n, cu:.i, i,r. k., r,
II. l . Shirk of Lapaz visited building of his new house on north
here over Sunday. . Michigan street. It to be a fine
Dr. Martin is spending several home, costing more than $.",000.
Mrs. E. Candle of Lafavette wjnt
ilavs in South Bend.
Mrs. Thornburg of Hibbard wa to Inwood toay to visit wjth Mr. in Plymouth yesterday. find' Mrs. Ora App'e. She has been
visiting with her son. Elmer i oung
since Saturday.
Dr. V eiser was here on business
Mom Indiana Harbor todav.
Paul Thayer and Samuel Baker
are home from Purdue for the sum mer.
Mrs. Delbert Coffv of Oklahoma
John Wolford is making his resi
dence look like .new with a fresh
coat of paint. .
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald have gone
City, is here visiting her brother, to. Late Maxinkuckee where thy
Geo. Vinall. wjora few davs to open the
h , v. . . . Wigwam for the summer Mrs.
jir. ana irs. xi. ü.. xuiu OI
South Bend visited Mr. and
J. Florie over Sunday.
Mrs.
Philip Ileyd accompanied them.
exer-
Mrs. Frank Jacox aid son Earl and
;. ' Irom a visit with re'atives m Chica
go. Her niece, Mrs. John Dalton
of Williamette, came with her for a
Mrs. Harry O'Neil of Kankakee, visit.
Til v. i i . I
II llf O m 1 AmhnfrAii tnmi ft .3
movinr frnm i.h Tjikt linmo nn
Mrs. H. D. Neeley of LatHrop. Oarro street into thp AclpV hn
IT- 1 A t m. f . "
iUO" wem w icago roaay alter on the southeast corner of Walnut
naving visitea relatives here. ml Wcl,;o4 cfMno ux
Miss Tressie Martin and guest, hecently vacated by the W. G.
Miss Hazel Schmbeckle of Columbia Hendricks household. Last Friday
City, spent Monday in South Bend, evening Mrs. M. H. Matthew en-
Carl Zook is attending the com- tertained a number of the Cairo
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mencement at Purdue this week, street neighbors in a little farwell
His brother, Clarence, graduates this J party to Mrs. Tomlinson. About year. I ten ladies were present and enjoyed
Mrs. Wulf f "Rvompn fr,, the evening and the refreshments
I a
ed home Mondav after having v5it J served W e hostess.
ed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs: John Boss.
County Correspondence
LAPAZ.
Orlanlo Johnson is home from
Kirkwood, Mo., where he has been
teaching manual training during the past winter.
Miss Blanche Hartzel returned to
her home in South Bend Mondav Albert i?rye ot bonth Bend made
after having visited a week with a snort rait Monday to his sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kaufman. Plrs- -Harbaugh
In Our Dress Goods Department We are showing this week new styles. All wool, Cream Serges, with black hair li ne stripes, very popular right now; 50-inch wide, yd. $1.25
Special prices prevail in our Silk Department for June We have reduced the prices on what we have left from Fancy Foulards and Mcssali es. Thzre are some splendid styles and a good variety to choose from. You can make a good saving on these. Specially pricju now früm 50c to 79 cents. Some S;kndid Bargai is in our Rug Department Now
o 10 ti? Royal 7 il ton Rug3, were ?4-l. -1 -hi, p - ce $29.50. One Smith's Wilton, Seamless, 9x12, wa $3 ), now $24.50 Two Smith'- Axm nsirr Rugf, 9x12. were S22.50, Bale price 517,75 One Hartford Axmint r R;il' 9x12 was -.i!-. rrio l7in Ar: j r -7 . '
n , , ... i uu. tiniLiiivr mihi i .ro-v i-.roco r-rnna
porches and summer co tage, from $1.50 to $4.00.
In Our Shoe Department Special A luounuement We will start ""r "ain T blps a litt e eailier this 3ear, and next Saturday you wi ! MLd brn?il on tables a gr.'at vitietv of laiis' Shoes and Oxford tint will be closed out at practical y pr.ee.
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Company
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Spitler of Claypool was the guest, of Mr. and Mrs. John Cook one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hatten, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Zechiel of Culver spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ous Seiders. Mrs. Wm. Nichols of South Bend sptnt a few days the first of the wee.'s with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lige Myers. Miss Winnie and Enjrene McFarlin of Burr Oak and J. Newman of Culver, Mr. Wolfam of Mentira
were jruests of Mr. and Mrs. Doty Sundav.
Hoscoe Wood of Aberdeen, North Dakota was in the township a few hours Sunday. He is a nephew of Joe Wood and Calvin of this township. Also nephew on mother's side of Mrs. Roda Bearss of Bourbon and Mrs. Henry Jordan. His mother was Mary T. Kirk, who, years aqo was one of the best teachers of the township. Roco left here 1G years a?ro and this was his first coming back. He is a traveling salesman for a larre paint manfacturer of Chicago.
TIPPECANOE. Born to Orval Methenv and wife Sunday ni.irht a boy. Jno. Barrett and wife took dinner
with Empurtis Sanner Sunday.
Bessie Gaskill is working for her
uncle Edward, who lives north of town.
Ed Stuffer and family of Bourbon
spent Sunday with Jno. H. Cooper and wife. - Its cherries! cherries! cherries
now around Here, lney are nice
ones too.
Louis VanLue was home from
Warsaw, where t he is employed,
over Sunday.
Walter Williamson of near Center
took the train here for the east
Monday morning.
The Caselman brothers show was
in town Monday night. 'The usual crowd was present. .
Several from this direction at
tended the Children's exercises at
Center Sunday night. A good program was presented .
Bobert Brown and wife, who have
been at North Liberty for the past
weeks, are in town again.
Jofin Downing and two daughters
went to Delong to visit last Saturday, returning on Monday.
Miss Ruth Harley, who is going
to school at Rochester, was home
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
safe fiy
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Joslin Entertain Friends In Honor of Noted Event.
ui. t,A iu meir iamuies ana inenas mmei - -
ivuay unci a, uaik iii-i iuc xaiiiiijr . . ,
of C. D. Snoeberger. Mrs. Hay ".Jrer .?u öaiur.Qay evening
was wen aiienaea. oirawoernes,
to
visit
a few days
will remain longer.
John Eckert finished up his work
yesterday of weighing , mail on the
L. E. & W. between Plymouth and Indianapolis. He has been on
the job since February.
WEDNESDAY
Albert Huff of Argos was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Morrison spent Wed
nesday in Gary.
, Miss Laura and Dora Vinall were
in Niles, Mich, today.
Albert Jackson was in South Bend
today on business. v Rev. T. Whjttaker of Maxin kuckee was in Plymouth. today.
Mrs. C. A. Oyler has gone to
Peoria, 111. to live. '
Miss Fannie Chart is visitin'
relatives at Tynei a few days .
ice cream and cake were served. A danc-3 followed the supper.
Local improvements . being made
are llenry bhirk repainting hrs residence on 'Michigan street. A. W. Dolph putting a patent tin roof on his Courtland street property and the town board is putting up a unmber of much needed street lamps
on Michigan street. .
TWIN LAKES.
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Ross Nichols spent Saturday
South Bend.
Ruth Frank of Plymouth was the
guest of Ruth. Nichols lasfweek.
Mrs. Cora Gaskill of Lapaz
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Chas . Freece and Oral Kxeigh-
baum of South. Bend spent Sunday here.
Mr. and Mr3. Lloyd McFarlin
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Groves Sunday.
Mr. . and Mrs. Austin Yarick of
Auditor Monroe made a business Macy spent Sunday her with hei
trip to South Bend Tuesday. 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lidecker.
Mrs,, Jesse Moriarity and daugh
ter, Hope of Hammond have been visiting relatives here for several dways. . Mrs. Clistie Huffman and little daughter has been making a visit among relatives and friends in Grant county. Sylvester Clarke and wife were belled Thursday evening. . A good time was reported. Two fellows had a collision of buggies but no great damage was done. The Teacher Training class reports 14 ready to take up the work. All they need now is a leader and teacher. The call is made. Will you answer! "Here am I, send me.'. ' Ed Gaskill and family went to Indiana Harbor to visit his wife's mother, who has been quite sick. They returned Monday and reported the mother much improved . Christian Endeavor Society organized a few weeks ago atthf, M. P.' church shows great life. It Is hoped that they may each adhere to their pledge and keep at work. There is no greater auxiliary to the church than the C. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Joslin celebrated their Golden wedding anniversary at their home near Lapaz
on Sunday, June 4th. They had with them their children, grand
children and other relatives and the day was spent in talking of the past, present and future. Several songs were sung and recitations were given by the younger people. Those present from a distance were C. R. Noble of Promise City, Iowa; John Beard and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schuman and daughter Lucille of Columbia City; Miss Fannie Wener of. South Bend; Mrs. Cyrus Wener and family and Miss Blanche Dilley of Bremen; Mrs. Leah Eversole, Mrs. Ida Burger, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Joslin, all of Lapaz. At the close of the days celebration O. D. Harbaugh was called upon to take a view of the crowd which good naturedly stood or sat patiently to be snapped, all except Mr. Joslin, who refused to sit in a rocking chair, saying he did not propose to sit in one till he was old
enough to need one. Mr. Joslin will be 79 years old this coming September and is as spry as many at 60. Mrs. Joslin is in her 74th year. They moved to their present home from Whitley county in 1865 and settled in the thick woods and endured all the hardships of the early pioneers. They received many useful and beautiful presents from their children and others. All departed at a late hour hoping to meet again.
Mrs. Nancy Bayman. The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Bayman was held in South Bend Wednesday morning and the body was brought here on the Vandalia at
11:01 for burial at the Stringer cemetery. There was a review of
the remains at the depot. Rev. C. W. Logan officiated at the interment.
SO LONG AS ,THE SUN SHINES AND GRASS GROWS The safest place to put your money is in real estate. Robbers cannot steal it, fire cannot destroy it and you cannot lose it through the failure of others. "History Etpeats Itself." The land in Marshall County ha3 increased in value over 50 per cent in the past ten years. It will surely do it again. The increase in value pays the interest on the investment and the products of the
soil pay you a profit.
Call and see our larsre list of
farms and city property.
W. H. Roberts, Packard BDc.
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