The weekly Republican., July 13, 1911, Image 2

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THURSDAY
?.Irs. S-l Miller spent the day in
South l'ciul.
P. .T. Haa
has' painteil lit
st ore
0. lh-itur will visit
at flarv for
a couple of days.
Clint lUn-lurunt has enclosed his
poreli '.ith creeni.
Mrs. M.'O.ltiee of Hiblarl. was a
Plymouth visitor today.
J. A. McFarlm transacted business
at South Bend today.
Helen Shafer has gone to visit her
father who is working near Argos.
Fred Koch of Columbia City, was
in the city on business today.,
Mrs.' H. A. Miller of Bremen
shopped here Wednesday.
Miss Anna Shively visited .over the
Fouth at Klkhart and South Bend.
Miss Alma Mcore of Tyner is home
from school at Valparaiso for a few
davs.
Willis Thornburg -is building a new
cement walk along the south side of
his lot. '
C. Cunningham returned to iW
let Thursday morning where he has
Mis. Lois Thompson of South
Bend is here for a two weeks visit
with friends.
Mrs.' Florence Zook of Ft. Wayne
spent Wednesday here the guest, of
her son, Carl B.
Mr. aud Mrs. Wm. Colling of Wi
nona spent Wednesday with PU
mouth friends.
Mrs. Ida Burger returned home to
Grovertown today after a , visit with
friends at Bourbon.
Flint Helms who has spent the past
few days at Warsaw and Winona re
tured home last night.
Mrs. Wm. Oast and son Ralph will
visit her mother, Mrs. Wilch of near
Harris for a few days.
Mrs. W. C. Curtis and daughter
Catherine and Lois have returned
from a weeks visit in Chicago.
Charles Ful'erson of Ft. Wayne
spent yesterday with his brother Bion
and wife of north Michigan street.
Miss Martha Rhinehart has gone
to Delphi to visit friends there. Mis
Rhinehart formerly resided at that
place.
Mrs. Jane II. Stephenson of No
blesville returned home today after
a visit with Frank Holby of near In
wood. Mi
Blanche McCoy has returned
"home from a short visit with het
ncU and aunt at Burnett and mtb
friends at V arsaw.
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Mrs. L. D. Whiteman returned
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home to Bremen tnis noon auer
spending a few days with her daugn-
ter, Mrs. P. J. Trover.
Mrs. O. Groshans and little Jaugh-
tor Violet returned home to Donald-
after a visit with
sun - J v "
friends at South Bend.
Gene League is now using profes-
sional music for the songs at his
theatre. He has all the latest ana
best hits of the season.
The Misses Bertha Shager, Dora
Zumbaugh and Olga Bilyea have gene
to Elkhart for a visit of a couple of
with relatives there.
Mrs. D. S. Bowman and little
daughter, Mary Caroline of 1 itts-
TmrT will visit friends and relatives
at Bourbon for some. time.
Mr IL V. Schlosser aud little
children Helen and George returned
i i o.,h PViinaor tmlav after I
nome iu ouu i
a visit with Mrs. M. F. Woodbury.
Mrs. A. M. Harris of Sout Bend
left for ler home today after a few
days' visit with her brother, J. A.
Holland and her father, Adam Hol
land. Robert Underwood of South Bend
i here to visit his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs.' A. R. Underwood. He will
remain in the city for about ten days. J
Miss Margaret frreymaa returned
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to her employment ai
day after spending the iourth at
home, kbe was accompany 3 "Mbeen visiting her sister Mrs. Israel
sister, Mary. . . .
Otto Bobbins has returned to his
affpr a week's vacation. He
took a most enjoyable trip toTJedar
Point Put-in-Bay and other Saterest-
. 9 joints
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fj0rt TL Thaver is enjoying the
hct weather as much as possible by
spending the nights at Maxinkuckee
lake and returning to work Here in
the morning.
We are all ready for the Band
Concert on the street corner tonight,
This is the first m two years ana
all are well pleased to see the Old
band back again. -
Don't wait until the sun and wind
have done their worst. Protect your
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skin, witn juanacuo uu
Preparations. Mannello Shop, Mrs.
Will Hendricks, formerly of this
city but now a reporter on the South
"Bend Times, has gone to Lebanon,
Kentucky to play for a big Festival
there which will last for two weeks,
Rev. W. S, Howard returned to
South Bend today after spending sev
eral days at Pretty Lake. He was.
accompanied by Russell btrang. irom
there they will go to Port Huron and
other points. , a
CAS'TORIA
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pealv and
daughter Ida who have leen at South.
Bend for some, time the guests of
Dan Pealy, yiited Plymouth friends
this mornig enroute to their home
at Salem.
Kd Rodders left th.is mornin? for
Sioux Falls. South Dakota and other
interesting points on a month's va
cation trip. His wife and little
daughter have been there ever since
the close of school.
Mrs. J. M. Olds received word' to
day at noon that her father Capt.
John -Anderson of Chicago, had a
stroke of parirlvsis and could not live,
Mr. and Mrs.' Olds left for Chicago
this evening.
Mrs. S. C. Reeve has had' as her
guests the past' two weeks her sister,
Mrs. E. D. Bill of Sheffield, 111., and
niece, Mrs. Bert Nortis and her son
Welcome of Tiskilwa, 111. This morn
ing they left for Utica, N. Y., for a
further visit.
Mrs. C. E. Sprague of Toledo and
her sister Miss Maud McKelvey of
Findley, Ohio are here, the guests
of Mrs. Catherine Peterson. They
have just visited Mrs. Peterson's
daughter, Mrs. Harry Suders of
Mishawaka.
Prof. I. S. Hahn of Culver has ac
cepted the position of superintendent
of the public schools at Galveston, at
an advance of $150 a year over his
Culver salary. Galveston is a town
of about the same size of Culver and
is located on the Panhandle between
Logansport and Kokomo. Prof. Hahn
is quite well known in Plymouth.
Arthur Wiltfong, wife and son
Lloyd and Mrs. Mamie Peto, Mrs.
Wiltfong's sister, all of Indiana Har
bor, came down to spend the Fourth
with J. W. Wiltfong and wife. Dr.
C. 0. Wiltfong and wife of Chester
ton also came over on the Fourth.
Dr. and wife went home Wednesday
evening, Arthur went home on the
evening of the 4th. Mrs. Arthur
and Mrs. Peto were so infatuated
with our shady streets and pure cold
water that they concluded to stay
with the Wiltfongs a while, so John
of course is wearing a smile that
won't come
off on account of dot
heddle poy.
FRIDAY
Mrs. Chas. Sanders spent the day
in South Bend.
A. F. Holland has gone to St. Joe
for a week's visit.
L. E. Steinebao-i transacted busi
ness at Tyner today.
H. L. Singrev went to Walkerton
on business today.
jj Hurst b ; le cU to .
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miss wary Dans uas gone w
Greensburg for a week-end vis.t.
g transacted business at
, , Fridavv
Mrs. J. Miller spent the day at
Argos the guest of Mrs. Watson.
Mrs. Anderson Beagles spent Fri-
day at Tyner with Robert Beagles.
Mrs. J. Wyland went to "Culver
today for a short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Edgar Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cressner re
turned home tuis noon from a visit
at Indianapolis and Seymour, lad.
e j Manning of Chicago was in
jne c;tv on business todav. Mr.
Manning is well known in this coun-
ty.
Mf flnd Mrg Peter K of u
. . . ..
porte spent me aay nere. ltiev are
takin? an automobile trip thru Indi.
Una.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hager return' d
home to Mishawaka this morning af
ter a week's visit with relatives and
friends here.
The circle No. 1 of the Presby-
terian church will have a market
tomorrow afternoon at Marks & liar
hardware store
Mrs. Harold Wikon and two child,
ren g lvia and Darwin who hsLV;z
Nifong for some time, returned
home to Arcadia, Mich today.
Mrs. Edward Wade and little
daughter Mary Catherine of Chicago
returned home this morning after a
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
t.a. t.
jrr ana Mrs. G. J. Heningway re-
turned home to Mishawaka Friday
morning. They have visaed friends
here and at Maxinkuckee Lake for a
conpie oi.weeh.s.
Mr and MrS w B. Stephens left
K their home at Davenport Friday
morning. They have been the guests
of Dr. R. C. Stephens ani Mrs. Dr.
Bowers for the past two weeks.
I
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Neeman of
A , Cal who Lave been
the -guests ot Jir. ana jurs. vnas.
Moreornbe the past few days, left
I today for Rochester where they will
spend the day. From there they
I will go to Indianapolis and then to
their summer kome at Lake YVawa
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SATURDAY.-
Alvin Marsh will spend Sunday at
Valparaiso.
Mis Ella Leiter spent Satuiday
at Bourbon.
Henry Jarrel of Tyner was a Ply
mouth victor today. "
Alfred and Chailie Sclieetz wil
spend Sunday at Kewanna.
Chas. .Powell of Tyner, transacted
business in this citv todav.
Andrew Ojemre of Grovertown was
in the city on business totlay.
Miss Desie Easterday will visit
South Bed friends over Sundav.
,
These cooler nights are being en.
joyed by everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn have gone to
Pierceton for a week.
-Mrs. W. H. Gove was a South
Bend shopper Saturday.
J. F. Appleraan transacted bivi
ness at Hamlet Saturday.
Dale Evans is spending a couple
of weeks at Indianapolis.
Mrs. W. L. Peterson will vLit Chi
cago friends for a few days.
George Jordan is home from school
at Valparaiso for over Sunday.
Leroy Keller of near Bourbon was
in the citpon business Saturday.
Ms. P. R. Taylor of Walkerton
was in the city today on business.
Mrs. -D. L. Dickinson and son
Frank spent the day in South Bend.
Mrs. S. J. Kreighbaum of Tyner
was a Plymouth shopper this morn
ing. George Firestone is home from
school at Valparaiso for over Sun
day. . Sam and Perry Haag of Tyner
were a Plymouth business transacto?
today.
Jess Garrison, the Donaldson mer
chant, was in the city on business
today.
Miss Ida Asp will be ihe guest of
Miss Amanda Huffman of Tyner over
Sunday.
Mis$ Mary Berger left this noon
for South Bend where she will visit
for a week.
Mrs. Samuel Schlosser is spending
two weeks at the Battle' Creek
Sanitarium.
The family of Geo. Vi nail are
spending most of their time- at th&
lake these hot days.
Fred Collier of Michigan City and
Earl Boyson of Laporte were in tb
city on business today.
Hiram Shafer has bought a new
Maxwell auto. It -is a five passen
ger car and a fine machine.
Miss Carrie McBride will speni a
week with her sister, Mrs. Erwm
Sheaks of Indiana Harbor.
James W. Dean of Etna Green
left for Coldwater, Michigan today.
He expects to reside there.
Mrs. Mary York and two children
returned home to Donaldson today
after a visit at South Bend.
The Balfour Amusement Co. ex
pect to have their new theatre ready
f;r business in about ten days.
Miss Mamie Southworth will leave
thia evening for Owosso, Mich., for a
visit with Mrs. J. H. Hartle.
Mrs. L. Bare and three children
left for their home at Wabash today
after a two week's visit here.
Dr. and Mrs.' C. F. Holtzendcrff
and Herbert Hess and family have
returned from a stay at Pretty lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar idiles and
son Ralph have gone to South Bend
to attend the Rinard wedding anni
versary. Fditor Metsker is amusing himself
these dull times telling his dreams
about the Plymouth post office cand
idates. -Mrs. Grover Spahr of Walkerton is
in the city for an over-Sunday visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
McFarlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ienry Hale and Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. LaRue have gone to
Hamlet to visit 'Mrs. Hale's brother,
Wm.Hite.
Geo. L. Protsman and son George
J., returned home from Convoy, 0.,
this afternoon, they having spent a
week there.
Miss Adelia Long ha3 returned
home to Chicago. She has visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Wm Zehner
for a week
Mrs." Joe Vanvactor went to South
Bend and Mishawaka today. She
will attend a tin wedding at Mish
awaka Sunday, : i
Jones Stringer who is nursing
some bad bruises he received in a
runaway a short time ago was here
on business today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Miles left Sat
urday for South Bend where they. ex
pect to take up residence, Mr. Miles
bein employed there.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Lindquist
have gone to St. Joe for a couple of
week?. They will take the treat
ments and baths there. ,
Mrs. Ashcraft and Wm. Thompson
left for their homes at Chicago this
morning after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. H. Ruth, at Culver.
The Misses Eulalia BechtelHazd
Sands and Opal Zeiters, who are at
tending the normal at Winona are
home forover Sunday.
Mrs. R. Holm and daughters Ruth
and Elsie returned home to Chicago
today after a visit with Mr. and Mrs )
Nathan Crothers on his farm."
.Mr. and Mrs;,Chas. Roliincon and
Frederick of Chicago returned home
today after a visit with friends here
and at Maxinkuckee lake.
Miss Ethel Laiming returned home
to Chicago this afternoon after
spending some time at Pretty Lake
the guest of the Brumbaughs. '
C. F. Eds'erton of Lafayette was
the guest of (Jorge Marks Friday and
Saturday morning. Mr. Edeiton
Mr. aud. Mrs. I). A. Gunner and
two children of Toledo, Ohio, return
ed home Saturday after a' week's
visit with Mr. and Mrs. C.,0. Gan
der. Mr. and Mrs. J M. Howard of
Chicago have returned home after
spending a couple of weeks at Lake
Maxinkuckee and with Plymouth
friends.
Mrs. C H. Thompson ad daughter
Pauline of Chicago, returned home
this morning after spending a couple
of days at the home of Orval. Apple
near Inwood.
Mrs. J. R. Miller has returned to
her home at South Bend after a visit
with her daughter Mrs. John String
er of Donaldson and Mrs. John
Wolfe of Wanatah.
The family of U. S. Lemert are
now about settled in their new home
on North Michigan street which was
vacated by the Z. M. Tanner house
hold last week.
Mrs. C. E. Sprague of Toledo, O.,
who has been the guest of Mesdames
Wm. Montgomery and Catherine Pet
erson for a couple of days left foi
Elkhart this morning. - From there
she will return home.
Word has been received here from
the best and most reliable sources
that Ned Kilmer is making a great
hit with the girls at Ypsilanti, M:ch.
were he is attending school. Those
white trousers are guilty again.
Mesdames ILirry Thompson of
Boston, Mass., and Guy Thompson
of Indianapolis, who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence for
a short time, went to Rochester this
morning for a further visit. From
there they will return to their re
spective homes
MONDAY.
Walter Bowell is on the sick list.
Mrs. Joseph Glass spent the day at
South Bend.
C. Ringer went to South Bend on
business todaj
Mrs. Wm. Rentsehler went to Niles
today on business.
New Parcels Delivery. C. C. Hol
em, Telephone 858. dlO-13
' J. T. Hindel was a South Bend
business transactor today.
Jacob Souder of Bremen spent
Sunday at St. Joe, Michigan.
Miss Pearl Smith has gone to Don
aldson where she expects to work.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Montgomery
spent Sunday at St. Joe, Michigan.
Geo. Parkhurstvof South Bend,
spent Sunday wiih; Plymouth friends.
Ford Cressner and Joe Holzbauer
visited Maxinkuckee lake Sunday
morning. -
Mr. and -Mrs. IL L. Hampton and
two children visited at South Bend
over Sunday.
John Fitzgibbons of South Bend
was the guest of Miss Julia Yockey
over Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Sherland returned home
to Lapaz today after a short visit
with Mrs. John Baker.
Chas. Thomas.. John Nelson, and
Walter Lindquist enioy ;d the day at
Lake Maxinkuckee Sunday.
David Lineberry, Cyril Foreman
and J. dm Edwards visited Maxin
kuckee Lake yesterday.
Robert Primley returned to Eau
Claire, Michigan this morning after
spending Sunday with his father.
Mrs. O. G. Soice has returned home
from a five month's visit in the
South principally at Norfolk, Vir
ginia. Ralph ; McCorrcick spent Sunday
here and at Valparaiso returning last
night to his employment in Misha
waka. Glen Cressner, who is employed at
theh Tile Mill near Bremen, spent
Sunday at home, returning to work
this morning.
Lee Vangilder transacted business
at Bremen today. ,
Wm. English went to Bourbon on
business ' Monday. ' '
. Noble . Kizer spent .Sunday with
her uncle, Dr. Kizer of Inwood.
Theo.. Hacker returned to Hamlet
this morning after spending Sunday
at Culver. .
Ö. E Glass returned to his em
ployment, on the P. F. W. and . C.
Monday.
Mrs,;C. E. Scott has returned to
her home at Donaldson after a. short
visit here.
Jacob Rinard returned to his work
ah Warsaw today; he having spent
Sunday atNb-ome. ...
-C. Cunningham returned to, his
work at Hamlet today after spending
Sunday at home.
Mrs. ' J. M. Wickizer and daugh
ters Ruth and Ruby have gone to
Walkcrton for a week's visit.
Mesdames R. E. LäFollette and J.
W. Goffe of Ruj-sellville have gone
to Winona for a visit with friends. .
Mrs. E. Highshew and son Cornel
ias of Mishawaka returned home to
day after a visit with Mrs. Jacob
Voreis.
-The Misses Eleanore and Carrie
Dugan -have gone to Inwood to vis t
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 0.
Boson.
I
Wm. Nielirls, the reporter for' l!u '
Democrat. is enjoying a we?k's vaa- j
tiori. Koland Metsker i taking his!
place. . i
t
fleorge. Jordan arid George Fire-
stone returned to Valparaiso this!
movnin- atter spending Satuvdav anil
Sunday at home.
Mrs. O. A. Brooke has relumed
home to Valparaiso after pending a
week with friends and relatives at
Crawfordsville. '
The Misses Esther Carlson and Eda
Charlmann and Rev. Bergquist of
Donaldson were in the city Monday
morning on business.
Mr .and Mrs. C. L. Ritter and lit
tle son returned home to Kalarazoo
this morning after a visit with his
sister, Mrs. B." Richter.
Mrs. Claude Switzer left Saturday
noon for Detroit, Mich., where her
husband is employed. They expect
to go to housekeeping there.
Mr. D. A. Ivin's of North Crystal
Lake and Miss Vera MacMahon of
Chicago were guests at the home of
Rev. Father Inns over Sunday.
Miss Lemon of Oakland, California
left for her home Monday after a
trip thru theh East and a short visit
.with Capt. C. R. Cooper of this c'ty.
Elder Wiliiam Hooper returned
home to Ladoga, Mich., Monday. He
has been holding meetings at the
primitive Baptist church at Inwood.
Will Hendricks Jr., formerly of
this city, passed thru here today en
route to South Bend from Lebanon,
Kentucky, where he has spent the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Ray Berlin of Itrt Wayne
Ift f'i.v her home this morning. Sha
has visited her parents, Mr. and Air?.
Samuel Troyer and other relatives
for a couple of weeks. '
Mesdames H. H. Groves and P. W.
Click returned home to Lincoln, Ne
braska this morning, they having J
been tne guests ot Airs. Uraham tor
a couple of months.
A fine exhibition of photographic
work is to be seen in Houghtcn's
music si ore 'window. The work is
that of John Edwards who recently
purchased the J. M. Steele studio.
Mrs. J. A. Holzbauer and son Joe
left today for Cedarburg. Wis., to
which place they were called to at
tend the funeral of Mr. Holzbauer ?s
father, which is to be held Wednes
day. -Mrs. G. F. Reynolds of Chicago re
turned home today after a visit with
her parents and other relatives anl
friends. She was accompanied by
her brother Russell Suseland, who
will visit her for a while.
Dr. Hanford Brown returned to
Chicago Sunday night after spend
ing the past few days with his fam
ily here. The family is considering
the plan of removing to Chicago as
Dr. Brown 's office is located there.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Scott of Don
aldson were the guests of Plymouth
friends over Sunday. This morning
Mrs. Scott returned home while her
bnsbaud left for Minnesota where he
is to be employed.
Mrs. W. E. Casper of Chicago, who
has been the guest of the Jscox fam
ily and "other Plymouth relatives has
gone to Three Rivers, Mich., for a
further visit before returning home.
Her daughter Marie who accompan
ied her here,, has decided to remain
for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ferguson and
two c hildren of New Waverly drove
into .the city j-esterday in their new
automobile and spent the day with
the familv of Charles Morcombe.
When; they returned home Mrs. Mor
combe and two children accompanied
them expecting to spend a few days
at New Waverly.
Honest Medicines Versus Fakes.
President Taft's recent message
ingesting au amendment to the Pure
Food and Drugs law in its relation
to Prepared Medicines, does not re
fer to such .standard medicines as
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
and . Foley Kidney Pills, . both " of
which are trne medicines carefully
compounded of ingredients whose me
dicinal qualities are recognized by
the meuicai profession itself as the
best known remedial agents for the
diseases they are intended to counter
act. For over three decades Foley's
Honey and Tar . Compound, has been
a standard remedy for coughs, colds
and' affections of the throat, chest
and lungs for children and for grown
persons, and it retains today its pre
eminence above all other preparations
of its kind. -Foley's Kidney Pills
are eqtially effective and meritorious.
For Sale by All Druggists.
Ship3 Car Load Chickens
Some person from Chicago came
here this morning and seemingly
bought up all the chickens in the city
and surrounding country as well.
He shipped a full car load, paying
5' cents for old hens and 10 cents for
spring chickens per " lb. , This is
noticeably less than the local .market
Foley's Honey and 'Tar- Compound
Ts effective for coughs and colds in
either children or grown perrons. No
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opiates, no narmiiu arugs. . .in me
vellow package. Refuse substitutes.
For Sale by All Druggists.
Fads for Weak Women
Nine-tenths of ail ths sickness of women is due to some derangement or dis
ease of the organs distinctly feminine. Such sickness can be cured is cured.
every day by
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
It 3Iakes Weak Women Strong,
Side Women Well.
It acts directly on the organs affected end is ct the same time a general restora
tive tonic for the whole system. It cures female complaint riht in the privacy
of home. It tr.ikes unnecessary the disagreeable questioning, examinations and
local treatment so universally insisted upon by doctors, and so abhorrent to
every modest woman.
We 6hall not particularize here as to the symptoms of.
those peculiar aSections incident to women, but those
wanting full information as to their symptoms ' and
means of positive cure are referred to the People's Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser 1008 pages, flewly revised
and up-to-date Edition, sent free on receipt of 21 one
cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only; or, in cloth
binding lor 31 stamps.
Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.
I'lll'S CLUB
WILL IE AT
WINONA LAKE
WILL BE TES SECOND CONVEN
TION OF THE ASSOCIATION
OF 13TH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT."
ON THURSDAY JULY 13
Noted Women of State Will Speak
on Topics of Vital Interest to
All the People.
The second convention of the asso
ciation of clubs of the Thirteenth
coneTPssionnl tlistript: will ha IipM nf
Westminster Hotel, Winora Lake,
July 13, during the three days con
gress 01 the inona woman s sum
mer club.
The three davs nroorram of the
summer club will consist of a House
hold Economies day; a State Federa
tion day; and the Annual Convention
day of the thirteenth district of the
Indiana federation of clubs.
The principal speakers of the con
gress will be Mrs. Grace Julian
Clarke, president of the state federa
tion; Miss Yida Newsoni, state cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Olaf TT.
Onildin, choirman of the household
economics department of the general
federation of women's clubs; protes
tor C. H. Bernard, state chemist;
Mrs. Lew G. Ellincrham; Mrs. Albion
Fellows Bacon; and Mrs. Charles
Carrol Brown.
On Julv 13, district convention
day, the proirram will begin at 1:30
n. m. with Mrs. Richard Elbel, dis
trict chairman, presiding. The after
noon rtrosrram will consist of a vocal
solo bv Mrs. James Frazer of War
saw; an address of welcome by Mrs.
William Conrad, followed by a re
sponse by Mrs. Elbel of South Bend;
a business session ;a paper on par-
nts-teaeliers CIUDS anu nieir uvsi ,
bilities by Mrs. Charles Carrol Brown
and an address by Mrs. Grace Julian
Clarke on woman's responsibility to
the community. The last mentioned
subjects will be open to general dis
cussion.
Mrs. Clarke will preside at the ev
ening meeting. The program w:ll
sist of a vocal solo by Miss Ger
trude Sternberger; an address .n
woman- in civics by Mrs. W. E. Mill
er of South Bend; and a report on
the Child Welfare Exhibit. Mrs. O.
P. Kinsey, vice-president of the state
will lead in thi3 report,
and will be followed by Mrs. Edwin
A. Knapp, secretary of the state iea
eration, who will discuss the health
ikh- lso bv Mrs. Elizabeth C.
Kettring ad Mrs. W. J. Rickey, both
of South Bend, who will report , on
infant welfare and eugenics. .
The women who have prepared tue
program have "wisely made it varied
in 'interests 4nd broad in scope, so
that every wide-awake woman m the
state may find in it something at
tractive and valuable. Meetings of
this kind afford much needed oppor
tunities for .closer acquaintanceship
amon women who have a common
iterest in self-improyement and the
betterment of humanity.
Kidney Diseases Are Curable .
Under certain conditions. The right
medicine must, be taken before tne
disease has progressed too far.,. Mr.
Perry A. Pitman,' Uaie, lexas, sajs:
"I was down in bed for four months
with kidney and bladder trouble and
ralK stones. One bottle of .Foley's
Kidney Remedy cured -me well and
sound. Ask for it. t For Sale by All
Druggists. '
CHUc3fön GpV
CASTÖRIA'
BUSINESS CARDS
J. A. MOLTER
Money lo loan on Farms a specialty
Plymouth, Indiana
Q. F. HITCHCOCK,
DENTIST
UdOj of Dem! work asco aa Crowed 2
Bridge work, Platea and FÜUnra of any Had,
Office over Marsnall Oo. Trust ft S a. Tints Co B'k
V :
N, B. ASPINALL
Physician and Surgeon
308 N. Michigan Stre
PLYMOUTH, - - INDIANA
Surgeon to the Pennsylvania, Vandalia
and Lake Shore Railroads.
Phone 408
A. C. Richard
Coal and Wood
Office corner Plumb and Harrison Streets
Plymouth, Indiana-
Dr F M. Bcbkitt
La. C. W. Bcrkitt
DENTISTS
OSice hours 8:30 a. m. to
12 m. 1 p. m. to 5 p ns.
Rooms in Burkett Building
PLYMOUTH - INDI NA.
HC
All Suits from now cn
will be made at a great
reduced price.
BERGMAN, the Tailor.
HOURS
1 to 5:30 P.M.
7 O 8:30 P.M.
TELEPHONE
Oilce 402
Residence SO
DR. H. P. PRESTON
P&YS1CIAÜ AND SIMM
Special Attention riten tm Diseases of
the Ere, Ear. Nose aid Throat. Glaset
fird.
OFFICE: OVER BALL &CO.
PLYMOUTH
K 'CVJ WITH GLASS
That is our bnsiscss
THEN REMEMBER
that a pair of glasses furnished by
us means much to you in con fort,
convenience and econemy.
We fit the most difficult cases.
We can dupiicate any glass.
We please in qualty and prices,
and guarantee a correct fit.
. Examination Free.
OR. Ev-R, WOOD
Realdcat Eycslabt Speclallst.
Office over Orermyer & An&ersoa'f
Shoe Store, Plymouth, Ind.
Phone 522.
Eyes Examined Free
'o4 H4c1s Prevented
- ' . a . a a a i
6t)
Glasses fitted at moderate prlcet Satisfactfoc
vuaranteed.
DIf. J. DÜ3KE ß CO., C;tc-clrisU
230 South Mich!. Street, South Bend, Indiana
' Established 1900.'
FOR WOMEN
Dr. X A. lMcGHTa
Farso?;3 FcsarJa
Suppositories
Are a famous remedy for
all female diseases .
SuCsrirg Women try
, Sample
Fcr ! By dl DrcLs
-': ' PRICE 01.00
Call on your home drcgjist
for book and free sruncle
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