Weekly Republican, Volume 57, Number 30, Plymouth, Marshall County, 27 July 1911 — Page 5
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Enough About Drugs? Do you make sure of right quality, or do '.you do as thousands of others do, just call for any article and take what is handed out, without question? f We like particular customers. It's a pi asure to sell to people who want quality. We buy for particular people and therefore have a stock of the best goods that the market afTord3. Whether you know drugs or not, you'll be protected from unworthy goods and unfair prices when yon trade with us We consider ourselves responsible for the qualit of everything we sell, whether drugs or eundries. Anythin purchased here not proriasc satisfactory w-j desire to make right either by exchanging or refunding the money. Peoples5 Drug Store Plymouth, Indiana
WANT COLUMN For Sale Fr Rent-Lost-Found-V anted Etc. Pasture for rent Blue grass, good water, shade. Bert Hand, K. 13, Argos. jrtai For Sale Gas bag for 4-horse engine. Cost $5, price $2.50. Republican office. FOR TRADE Good 15 passenger gasoline launch, $223, delivered. Keen, Culver, Ind. See English & Troyer for improved North Dakota farms. Prices range from $25 to $45 per acre long and easy terms for payment. 2w r"rT-r Bulls for Sale. Short Horn and Polled Dnrhams pure bred red and roans. Call, write wire or phone. C. T. Mattingly, Plymouth, Ind. wtn WANTED Local and traveling salesmen representing our reliable goods. Any man of good appearanee who is not afraid of work can make this a satisfactory and permanent business. Write at once for terms. Outfit free. Territory unlinrted. Big money can be made. Apply quick. Allen Nursery Co., Rochester, N. Y. For Trade ICO acre farm all tinder cultivation 1-4 mile from good town in North Dakota. Want Indiana farm S. E. Keen, Culver, Ind. FOR SALE 8 1-2 acres, with good house and barn, all in good shape, 1 1-4 mile from Plymouth on the Bremen road. Joseph Barts. Id w20-27 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as Commissioner, by virtue of an order of the Miami Circuit Court, made and entered in a cause therein pending for partition of real estate wherein Louisa A. Lentz is Plaintiff and Sarah McCracken et al. are Defendarts.on SATURDAY, AUGUST 5th, 1911, And from day to day thereafter until sold at the law office of Antrim & McClintic in the City, of Peru, Indiana, will offer at private sale at not less than the full appraised value thereof, the following described real estate in ' Marshalf County, in the State of Indiana, to-wit: Lotä Numbered One Hundred and three (103) and One Hundred and four (104) in Roses Addition to the town (now city) of Plymonth. 1 Terms of sal : One-third cash, one-third in six and on-third in twelve months from date of sale; the purchaser giving notes for the deferred payments with attorney's fees with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date until paid, waiving relief from valuation laws and secured by mortgage on the premises sold. NOTT N. ANTRIM, . Commisioner. ULiST FE3 -TI!1 Tf ea hTnt ft remlr. heathy n jremnt t th towela tftir Jar. you're ill or wh! be. Keep y oiu be!S ope7. t,4 b well, force, in the- ,h.p o violent physic or pill poison. Is daugcroTi. Th IJaootbest. eie.t. mott perf-rt wy of keepiry tbe bo-re. a clear and clean is to tat - CANDY 0) ri&THAF!TJ3 EAT 2MLIKE.XAKFV m-M-fit. Pai-tabie P'ttnt. TaMt 3. l ar S.e- - 5ri.rr lV Jatoirr'th. Ai.r.v. i:? voi'ri clcsd ma
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TUESDAY Alfred Wickey was a Culver visitor Sunday. C. Cunninghom was in Hamlet on business today. C. M. Walker wect to Chicago on business today. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Presley spent the day at Argos. Miss Bertha Seybold went to Lapaz on business todav. James Bolhy spen Sunday in Warsaw with his parents. Miss Helen Johnson spent the day with friends at Argos. Mrs. Dr. Iloltzendorff was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Mrs. W. II. Gaw of Grovertown was a Plymouth shopper today. Mrs. Dr. Aspinall and daughter Jane were Bourbon visitors today. T. E. Houghton was a South Bend business transactor this morning. E. II. Eberth of Chicago was in the city on business this morning. Mrs. Stanley Witfe of South Bend visited Plymouth friends today Mr. "and Mrs. Chas. M. Santlev of Bourbon were Plymouth shoppers todav. Ford Cressner and Schuyler Nolan enjoyed themselves at Bremen Sun day. Mike Jeffirs is making extensive repairs to his house on North Center stre-ji. lur. and Mrs. Chas. H. Roose of Hamlet were in the city on business todav. C. II. Mattox returned to his em ployment at Laporte today after spending a short time at home. Mrs. C. W. Jordan of Chicago will arrive this evening for ä few days' visit, with her sister, Mrs; J. M. Olds. Knight Houghton left this morning for Chicago where he will spend a two weeks vacation with relatives and friends. Cheapest accident insurance Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Stops the pain and heals the wound. All druggists sell it. Mrs. C. F. Whitesell of Hamlet returned home this morning after a visit of a couple of days here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Nelson. The Misses Bertha and Sylvia Fisher have gone to Warsaw for a visit of a couple of weeks with rel-atives.-Mrs. J. G. Steinman has gone t' Bourbon for a visit of a couple o days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Finney ind littie daughter Helen left today for Tiosa where they will spend five weeks, the guests of her father, T. J. Partridge. Miss Mayme Hoham and Mrs. Iloltzendorff are on a pleasure trip to Chicago and Michigan. They expect to cross the lake, returning some time this week. ATTENTION! I have a few pairg of Ladies' Tine Button and Lace Shoes small sizes 3, zy2, 4 which I wish to dispose of. They go at HALF PEICE. Call and see then. Hot Weather Bargains Ladies' Comfort low Shoe3 $1.00 Ladies' fine Lace Shoes 1.25 Children's Pumps 50 75 and... ,1.00 20 doz. Men's Comfort Shoes.. 1.50 Canvass Shoes.... 50, CO and... ,.75 Men's Overalls bib .50 Men's fins soft Shirts 50 Men's Suspenders 10, 15 and .. . Men's SuspeiKbrs 10, 15 and .. .25 Hot "weather bargains in evry department. Fall goods arrivins every weekcsah shoe store
Mrs. M. Tenney was a South Bend visitor today. Reuben Rhodes enjoyed himself at the Bend this balmy afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charle Gonter were South Bed. visitors this afternoon. Prof. 0. E. McDowell transacted business at South Bend this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Firestone were the guests of Bert Thompson of South Bendv Sunday. Miss Fern Carpenter has gone to South Bend where she expects to remain indefinitely. Mesdames John Livinghouse and E. G. Fink of Donaldson, spent the afternoon in South Bend. Miss Merle Boswcrth left this
noon for Diamond Lake, Michigan, where she expects to spend a week or more; Mr. and Mrs. John Losey have returned home after spending the week end and Sunday with South Bend friends. Stops itching skin. Heals cuts or burns without a scar. Cures piles, eczema, salt rheum, any itching. Doan's Ointment. Your druggist sells it. Mr. and Mrs. John Harris and children were Plymouth visitors today enroute, to their home at Elwood They have'srvnt some time with relatives and friends at Gary. "I suffered habitually from constipation. Doans Regulets relieved and strengthened the bowels, so that they have been regular ever since." A. , E. Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs Texas. Mrs. ,E, A. YanCuren returned to her home at Bourbon this morning after a visit of some time with her sister, Mrs. Clyde Taylrr of Rochestor. Mrs. YanCuren formerly resided in our city. Feel languid, weak, run-down 1 Headache! Stomach "off?" Just a plain case W lazy liver. Burdock Blood Bitters tones liver and stom ach, promotes -digestion, purifies the blood. WEDNESDAY Mrs. Ed Myers spent the day at Warsaw. Mrs. J. W. Jacoby was a Winona visitor today. Mrs. J. W. Parks transacted business at Bourbon today. Mr. and Mrs, F. M. McCrory were Argos visitors today. Prof. Rizer of Bourbon was in this city and Indianapolis today. Miss Cleta Cummins spent the day at Warsaw and Winona lake. Donald Stevenson and Harry Cook spent the day at Winona. Chas. Marsh of Teegarden was in Walkerton on business toda II. A. Shambaugh went to Fostorio 011 business this morning. J. T. Hughes will spenj several days with his mother at Wabash. "Have you seen Mazeppa?" is the common question these days. C. F. Kosebaum of Hanna transacted business at Rochester today. Miss M. Wienkle has gone to Fort Wayne for a visit with Miss E. Jacols. FliÄt Helms spent the day in Chicago. Tomorrow h- expects to visit Harris. Miss Alice Langdon and Mr. John Edwards were visitors at Winona lake today. The Clipper Base Bali team played the Warsaw team at Winona this afternoon. Miss Helen Johnson returned home this forenoon from a short visit .with Argos friends. Joseph Holzbauer has returned lioine after a visit of two or three days at Columbia City. Miss Olive Bolinger went to Loga 11 sport this noon to spend a few days with relatives and friends. W. Cornwall of Bourbon will spend a short time with his brother, M. Cornwall of South Bend. Mr, and Mrs. Lincoln B. Bushnell of Chicago are here for a visit of a week with relatives and friends. Mrs. Chas. Hills . of Hanna has gone to Culver for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rank. i 5 J MUs Evelyn Deacon of Inwood has returned home from a visit of some time with relatives at .South Bend. Mrs. E.'W. Schröck and daughtex Margaret have gone to Pretty lake to spend a week at the Tribbey cottage. . Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Purkey will visit the former's sister, Mrs. Catherine Frazier of Tyner, for . a few days. ", Mrs. David Kamp of South Bend visited friends here todav enroute
, I lake tomorrow. If yon have not obHOW'S This ? ! tancd J?r Set it at the deWe offer One Humdred Dollars" Re- j P"t. Trains leave Plymouth 11 :0o ward for any cass of Catarrh thata"'l returning leave Culver at 6:18. cannot be cured by Hall's Cat&rrh,! -,r ; 'Thf.m.. Tnk nni daughter.
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to Canton, Ohio where she will visit her parents. Mrs. Ed Myers went to Warsaw today for a visit. Irs. T. Eash was a South Bend visitor today. I. Lower was a South Bend visitor yesterday. Miss Treüa Wood spent the day with former Warsaw friends. Rev. Btüij. F. P. Ivins has about completed his new automobile shed. Catherine Curtiss return home this noon aftri spending few lays at Lake Maxinkuckee. The Misses Plucher of South Bend are here for a visit withthe family of John Sullivan. J. N. Wilson went to Winona this morning for a visit of a couple of davs with friends. ay Mrs. C. A. Allen has gone to Paw Paw and Marlette, Michigan for a visit of two or three days Mrs. M. G. Hobber and two sons have gone to Bourbon to visit an aunt, Mrs. Xorey Swinehart. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sauter and baby will yisit relatives and friends at Bremen for a few days. The Misses Mildred Mangus and Fern Dowell of Lapaz and Lakeville
were Plymouth visitors this mornijig. Mrs. G. C. Loser of Logansport who has visited her brother Richard Shakes the past few days, returned home today. Mrs. J. Ralph Browne of, Kokonio is here for a visit of .about two weeks. She is the guest of the family, of C. Z. Rowe. Miss Jennie Protsman left for Warsaw this forenoon where "he will spend two or three days with her brother, Thomas Widct. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Denman of South Bend have returned home after a week's visit with friends here and at Maxinkuckee Lake. J. L. Smith of Jacksonville Fla., was a Plymouth visitor this morning enroute to Winona where he will spend-the remaind?r of the summer. Little Helen Barker of Chicago returned home today. She has spent some time here with her grandparents, Mr. an 1 Mrs. E. W. League. P. H. Spaulding of Silver Creek, New York returned home this morning after spending several days with local friends. B. F. Leib of Indianapolis returned home this morning. He has been the guest of Rev. Benj. F. P. Ivins the past several days. , Mrs. L. C. Myers and two children of South Bend are here visiting Mrs. Bion Fulkerson, who is a sister of Mrs. Mvers. Mesdames S. B., Simons and J. S. Moore of Pierceton will spend the week at Maxinkuckee Lake. They have visited here the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Parks have moved from their farm near Inwjl to Piymcuth and are living in M;ss Hp.ines' house on Alexander street. Miss Stella Dunn ol Arcadia visited in Plymouth this forenoon enroute to her home. She has spent the past week at Winona Lake. Miss Eldora Zears of South B nd who has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Nellie Sullivan the past several days,' returned home this morning. Mesdames E. F. Button and C. D. Reed of Pierceton spent part of the day with friends here enrouta to Logansport where they will visit for some time. The Misses Ruth and Bessie Montague of Bourbon were Plymouth visitors today enroute to Logansport where they will be the guests of relatives and friends for a few days. J. F. Applemanvhas resigned his position with the Glass Brothers' Land Company and accepted the General Traveling Secretary office of the Brethren Publishing Interests. Gene Marshall took John Carpenter to St. Joe Hospital South Bend today. Mr. Carpenter has been paralyzed for three years and now hopes to find relief at the hospital. O. E. Reprogle of Etna Green, who has visited here and Michigan City for some time, has gone to Warsaw for a further visit before returning home. Mr. . and Mrs. Wra. Fribley, daughter Addie and son Earl of Bourbon, went to Colfax yesterday to attend the wedding of their son, Rev. Fremont Fribley, which was solemnized today. ' Miss Stella Robinson of South Bend petmed diome today. 3. She came here yesterday to attend the burial of her sister, Dollie, which took place Tuesday afternoon at the Dunkard cemetery. A large crowd will take advantage of the excursion to Maxinkucke Miss Pearl Deemcr, have returned home. to. Lake Odessa, Michigan, Thev have bten the guests of Ply- ' - I mt. ana aits. v. y. suyuer oi j South Bend, who have bcetl JTUCSt3 . i . . , . 1T ' .i at the home oZ rred Hairer or this rjtv . the past tro . weeks went to 4 Chicago this morning for a further
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Splendid bargaihs are to be had in every department, no time of the year are the saving opportunities so good as during July and August
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Made from Silk finished Pongees, Zepher Ginghams and fine Batiste, regular $5.00 values, now . . . . Ladies Black Silk Coats, $15.00 qualities, now for Ladies' Black Silk Coats, $12.50 qualities, now for Ladies' Tan Poplin Coats, $6.50 value, now for . . . Ladies' Long Linen Auto Coats, $5.00 values, now for Ladies' Auto Coats for ........ Ladies' Tailored Tub Suits, $5.00 grades, now . . .
Mid-Summer Sale , Ladies' White Waists how for 50, 69, 89c and $1.00 Mid-Summer Sale Wash Fabrics All 50c Silk finished Wash Fabrics now 25c. All 25c Silk finished Wash Fabrics now 15c , Small Articles Underpriced
Ladies' White Washable Belts for 8c. Ladies' 25c Neckwear for 19c
A Plain Colored Talfeta visit of a vreek or more before they return home. Schuyler Nolan went to Wakarusa this morning on a business trip of some time. Miss Anna Davis retturned to her home at Mishawaka today after a visit at the home of John Leazenby. Mrs. R. P Phillips of Niles. Mich., Avho hs been a uest at the home of Harry Peajrles sice Saturday has returned home. Miss Frances Browne of Chicago who has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Yiolet Singrey for a week r more, returned home this morniivjr. She "was accompanied by Mrs. II. L. Singrey and daughter Violet who will spend a few days at Chicago. V SHOT IN FACEAlva Jackman. 12 Year Boy Gets 22 Ball in Jaw and Still Lives. Alva Jackman, a 12 year old boy living about six miles north of Plymouth, was accidentally shot in the face with a 22 caliber revolver Tuesday about noon and yet was not killed. J IJ -Herbert Espich, 17 years old, was cleaning his revolver and "thought it was unloaded." He asked Jackman to get him some oil. Aiva said U rf drew hig revolyer on Wm in un and said, "I'll shoot you if you don't," and pulled the trigger. The, revolver fired a 22 caliber! ball which struck Alva in the jaw just under the noje, Knocked out a front tooth and lodged in the bone of the jaw. Dr. Stephens was called and af ttr probing, extracted the battered ball. The boy seems to feel little , effect of the wound, though if it had not struck his jaw bon he would have been killed. Erich Adomeit iPronuDted. ' Erich Adomeit, son-in-law of Dr. S. C Luring has received a fine promotion by the Lake Shore Railway company. He has been claim agent for that corporation for some time, having begun his service in Cleveland. He was promoted and sent to Chicago, some time ago and now comes a second important promotion to the New oYrk city 'office of the company Mr. Adomeit expects to lave for his new place about the first of next year. Mrs. Loring is now in Chicago ith Mrs. Adomeit. Success of Miss Olga Shakes. The many friends of Miss Olga ; "ti l 1 1 t,- I öüaKes will ne giaa to Jearu ui um success she has made as a teacher of Mathematics in ihe Chicago High School. Nine teachers for the Sum!mer High School were appointed according to their marks of efficiency, i and out of the many' hundreds, who ! applied she was one of 'two -to be chosen rz n teacher of Mathematics.'
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County Correspondence STRINGER. Miss Edith Pike called on Ethel Trader Tuesedav. Elzie Trader was a Donaldson caller Tuesday. Cornelius Hagle called on II. "W. Sickler last Saturday. Noah Cox and daughter Mary were Plymouth visitors Monday. The recent rains have improved the crops of this vicinity. Miss Alpha Larson has returned from Chicago where she ha3 been visiting her brother, Arthur and wife. Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bollman, a bbj', July 1G. Edward Thomas was a Plymouth visitor last Thursday. Kay McCray of Chicago is visiting his cousin II. W. Sickler near Sligo this week. GREEN TOWNSHIP Santa Anna Young People's S. S. class picnicked at Culver Sunday. Mrs. Nora Lamb and sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Redferu, of Taylorsville Illinois returned home Sunday after a few days visit with the latter 's son, "Walter Shivers and family. Mrs. Seymour Lockwood, daughter Leota and granddaughters Ethel and Sylvia spent Sunday with L. B. Carpenter and family. Robert Howell returned to Waj-nesfield, O., Wednesday after a pleasant visit here. He was accompanied by his sister. Miss Leora who will visit relatives there. John Cooper and family visited Sunday with Thomas Calhoun and family. Mrs. Omer Long wi called to Talma to spend last week at the bedside vof her youngest brother Clarence Alderfer, who was seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. .Ralph Mattingly and daughter of Nashville, Tenn. are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Mattingly. Mrs. S. Clifton of Cassopolis, is here visiting her son, Thomas Clifton. Mr. and Mrs. Harley McCarter are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clifton. Mrs. Roy: Thompson and sons Hugh and Dwight and Mrs. M. W. Dillon and daughter Thelma are spending a couple of days here the guests of , Glen G. Cole and family. HIBBARD Jule Clemens and family were the guests of IL A. Rockhill and family last Sunday. ' ' John Aley öf Hobart is visiting friends in this place this week. Mr. Al Triplet is again able to do her work. Virgil McTCee,.. who is working at Pokagon, Mich., .was rt home. Sunday. The hum of iho thrashing machine is- heard in our vicinity. Those who contemplate having cider made had better get out their eidor barrels and have" them ready as th Lichten herder . .Brothers expect t( start their cier mill in a couple of weeks. Mr?. John. Banks who has been
Co, Sale At Dresses $2.98 $9.75 $8.75 $3.95 $3.75 $1.39 $1.50
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1 19c caring for a sick sister for sometime at Battle Creek, Mich., returned home Sunday. TWIN LAKES. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burket of Ft. Wayne, spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. Glass. Mrs. John Cook has been quite sick for a few days past. Mr. and Mrs. Oris Bradley of Bremen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Holem spent Sunday in Soutli Bend. Fern Morloek of Plymouth spent Sunday with Rose Kyser. Mrs. -Mae Nichols spent Sunday and Monday in South Bend. ' SUMMIT CHAPEL. Rev. Cain of this place and Rev. Hornaday of Etna Green exchanged pulpits Sunday. Dwight McCulIough sold his team of large black horses last week. Harry and Harriet Vercette, Birchard and Artie Coar, Doris and l.yndal Brosius and Harry Brosius took dinner at John Reicherts. Ruth Hall and Lufaun Fites of Peru are visiting their cousins Helen and Rex Fites. ; Vera Sponseller and family of Stony Point attended church and took dinner; with Mr. Dinnius and family. John Reicherts abd Andrew Shaw had quite a crop of apricots. Lewis Vernette, Harry Shaw and George Kessler and families spent Sunday at Will Vernette 's near Mentone. Clyde Ward and family spent Sunday -with Frank Flory and wife, t Vivian Jordan spent Sunday with Ruth' Vernette. Ethel Lozier is visiting at Valparaiso. ; The Young People's class "Hop uu"c ueeu organizea ana neid its first meeting Sunday. Dr. Weiser and wife are visiting Ed Gaskill and family. Mary Eby is visiting hr grandparents, John Eby and wife. Chas. Houghton and family of Chicago are visiting John Dowring anad family. Doris Brosius visited in Bourbon last week. Alpheus Guy and wife with other relatives of Mentone and Mrs. Gerrd of Bourbon spent Monday at Harry Brosius' home. Rev. Cain will preach in this place the first Sunday in August. S. S. picnic at this place Angnst 5. Every one "come prepard to enjoy themselves. Mrs. . Shaw, mother of Andrew Shaw, is visiting at his home. Word was received at this place that Ed Coar and wife of Dickinson, N. D. have a new daughter at their house. Advertised Letters. Mrs. J E Scott cr Mrs. Anna T Sapp Elizabeth Shott D B Hartman Marriage .License. Lewis Unger, age 53, to Jane Both of MarshallFlory, age 50. coimtv.