Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14
BOURBON.
BOURBON, Dec. 18th, Is

BOURBON, Dec. 18th, 1876.
Mrs. Hupp is reported to be dam
gerously sick.
DR.. Match te las moved into his
new residence.
Mr.. Crawford, of Plymouth, was
in town last week.
The demand for sleighs has In
creased pcrceptibly.
"A child Of Mr.. Wyman died last
Saturday morning OF Group.
Wild turkeys are exceedingly
scarce about here this season.
The fellow that scampered is
mad because he had TO scamper.
The hog crop is unusually large
in Bourbon township this season.
Orlando Linn is trying the vir-
tue OF red pepper in fattening hogs.
Mrs. Luther Banks died Tuesday
evening ut eight o'clock OF consump-
ton.
The thermometer stood twenty
degrees belJw zero last Saturday
morning.
Elder Lane will occupy the pull
pit at the U. b. church next Friday
evening.
Miss c. Z. Beeman will return
home from the south part Of the state
about Christmas.
Our post Office has been moved
into the building formerly occupied
by John Chess & Co.
The Sunday school at The NJ. E.
church is said to have adjourned last
Sunday for want OF wood.
L. ID. Haines proposes TO entertain
the ciiiz-ns OF Bourbon with first
class music next Friday evening.
The "Chinaman Roderick" stills
continues 10 inf'ict the readers OF the
Democrat with quotations and state
news.
Monroe Beck, formerly OF this
place, but now OF Elkhart county. is
in town shaking hands with his
friends.
Frank Guffin has returned f'Om
the Buckeye state, whittier he went
some weeks since to recruit his
somewhat delicate health.
"A team belonging to Mr.. Bates
while standing at the grist mill to day
became frightened and run of.
smashing things generally.
The remains OF Mrs. Ray were
inferred in Bethel cemetery one day
last week. She hal been afflicted
with consumption for several years.
Mrs. "Rodcrick which Is TO be-
laughs heartily at that sickly NOUS
taclle, and advises the uxorious
tyro to transplant the tiny vicarious
product.
Any person wishing to purchase n
fine hollow sycamore, suitable for
bonfire purposes, can do so by apply
ing TO any Democrat before il is con-
vertcd into Tilden "Sal, river" ca
noe.
Warsaw hummer on Moody and
Sankry excursion train: Conductor,
have you got deck Of cards OH the
tiain?" Conductor: ~Great god al
mighty, man. this 10 Moody and
Sank.y train"
--Messrs. Allen, Cosr. Davis, Parks
and Baylor went to Chicago on the
Moody ami Sankey excursion train
last Friday morning. They report
the theatres, Eiuseums and varieties
number one.
M. l.. F. Chamberlain who has
been n resident Of this place for sew
eral years past, has come TO the con-
clusion that the Hoosier state IL not
his choice, and will remove to Michi-
gan this week.
Rev. Norris, OF Inwood, is con-
Quoting series OF protracted meet
ings ant Bethel church. Thus FAR the
meetings have been well attended.
and several persons have already en-
listed in the good cause.
She does deny that she Rugged
him severely and kissed him for I've
minutes without ceasing, but did
not think any one was lurking
around III so late an hour at night
TO witness such loving scene.
Mrs. Phillips, lady who lived
four miles south west OF town, died
last Friday, and was taken TO Lees
burg for burial on Saturday. She
was forty nine years OF age and for
some time past had been having
very poor health.
by special invitation, seventeen
couple OF the best young ladies' and
gentlemen Of Bourbon, met at the
residence OF I. Is. Arnold's, one mile
west OF town, on last "Wednesday eve
ming, and had general good time
Charades, pleasant conversation and
music on the piano by Miss Nettie
Arnold, occupied the time, and all
left feel ng much better satisfied than
had the time b zen spent In silly plays
and childish games. Miss Olive and
Miss Ncttie Arnold deserve much
credit for making the party a pleas
ant affair to all.