Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-01


but not emo, gh for good sleighing. A
few sleighs were out Sunday.
Miss Wright of this Township, had
some very handsome Holiday Baskets in
town for sale, on Tuesday last. Her
father is No. broom maker.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ST.
Thomas, Episcopal church, will give a
social entertainment at the residence of j.
c. Cushman, ESQ, on Wednesday evening
of next week All are cordially invited
70 attend.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Beebe,
of the Hebron San, is seriously i'll, hav-
ing relapse Of his disease after he was
so near well as to have been out on the
street. We hope cur advices will be that
he is again Vdpraiso W
dette.
The congregation of the NJ E.
Church, will worship in the audience
room, ne. Sabbath. Arrangements hav-
ing been completed to that end. This is
highly satisfactory to nany parties who
are expected to be present, and aid in filing
up the large roori. The other room when
full is unpleasant.
The officers Of st. Thomas Sunday
school offered some time since, a prize of
banner to the, class having the lest rec
ord for general department between that
time and Christmas. The prize was won
by Miss Julia Patterson's class, consist
ing of Ella Lee. Della McElreath, Fannie
Renner, Eta Fish, Emma Quivey and
Louisa Loesh.
The NJ. E. Sunday School, completed
the Sunday services for 1874, on last Sab
bath, and afterwards went into the cleo
ton of officers for1s74, which election
resulted in choosing Washington Kelley,
Superintendent; Mrs. J. s. Fender, Assis-
tant; Miss Jennie Millikan, Secretary ;
Miss Nina Bender, Treasurer; James
Brink and Miles. aulverson, Librarians
w. B. Hess, Chorister The school starts
out well for 1874
THE ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL for Janu-
airy is very beautiful specimen of art. 1t
contains six full-page ensravings, includ-
ing two fine views of Salt Lake City, be-
sides several smaller illustra tions of pla-
ces of interest in the Mormon capital.
The table of contents embraces a very
rich and varied collection of literary ar
ticles. The JOURNAL is issued by the
American Publishing Co., of Chicago, for
only $3.50 per year, a price which brings
it within this reach of all. Address,
Thomas G. Newman, Room 81, Tribune
Building, Chicago.
Our Christmas dinner was good. The
promised turkey was delivered to us in
due time. 1t was young and tender, and
very fat-weight when dressed, 101s TBS,
With the turkey came large roll of but
ter-all from Mr.. w. ]. Hand, who has
on several occasions shown us substan-
tial proof of his generosity. As Mr.
Hand is not an Office seeker, and does not
even desire public no.oriety, we esteem
his favors as an expression Of approval OF
our management of the REPUBLICAN, and
heartily thank him for his kind remem
brance OF us.
= Mr.. Elihu Morris, of Argos, has oul
thanks for his efforts to increase the sub
scription list of the REPUBLICAN in tha
place One week ago he called at on
Office and paid in advance for his paper
and said he thought he could induce 9th
-ers to take it also. Tuesday he Gale,
again and said he had done something 70
us-and gave as the names of three of hi
neighbors with the advanced pay-two o
them for enc year and one for six months
He says he thinks he can do something
more. A few such earnest workin
friends Of the REPUBLICAN as Mr.. Morris
would give as new life and energy whic
would nostassuredly be reflected in th
REPUBLICAN.
The Virg1nfus Sunk