Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-14
PERSONAL GOSSIP
PRINCIPALLY By INVISIBLE SOME BODY,


Rochester this week.
Mr.. Chas. Wilbur, of Chicago, stop
ped over Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Ed Dial received the appoint
ment of express messenger on the
accommodation train, Saturday night
Pat Hawkins has been pushing his
spencerian quill in the clerks Office
this week.
Mr.. g. A. Ainsworth, of Chicago,
officiated at the organ in the Mr. E.
church last Sunday.
Ed Wheeler waltzes forth in a gor-
geous spring suit of Deveney's archi-
lecture. 50
Mr.. A. t. Metcalf made his apear-
ance Sunday in new apparel of Ball
& Carabin's best.
Rev. J. M. Stevenson, of Chicago.
sojourned with Elder Reed few days
this week.
Dan Wolf, of Rochester, was visible
ON the street Tuesday and Of course
went a fishing and had very fair luck.
Mr.. John Lowry. Of LaPorte, was
in the city a few days this week on
his way to the Peru races.
Mrs. ID. ". Kendall, and Miss Reid,
of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. J. J..
Faude.
Mr. Layton Elliot was in this city
visiting his father, and witnessing
the graduation OF his brother. Mr..
Charles Sutphen.
The REPUBLICAN again has the
pleasure OF acknowledging the re-
ceipt OF fine Strawberries from Mr.. J.
W. Atkinson. They are Of the Ken
lucky variety and the finest fruit we
ever saw. Mr. A. makes such choice
varieties speciality.
Mr.. McKelvy, Real Estate Agent
and Attorney at Law from Plymouth
gave us a short call on Thursday last.
Mr.. McKelvy is partner of G. r.
CLANCY. They are preparing to
handle a. large amount of real estate,
both in Marshall and Starke.-Knor
Ledger.
On last Wednesday forenoon in the
suburbs of this city near Borton's
vineyard. teamster by the name
OF Frank Gard was hauling wood and
a six-year old boy named Lawrence
Nipples begged of him for ride, and
on going up hill asked to get of.
The driver stopped and asked him il
he was off, but receiving no reply he
started on, the boy falling under the
hind wheels was run over. He died
tire same day at o'clock. He was
the son Of Thomas Nipples.
Mr. G.. II. Thayer, OF Bourbon,
favored THE REPUBLICAN with a call
on last Monday. He has been very
unweli but is about again with re-
markable vigor for man OF n years.
He has been local Methodist preach
er since 80, and although he has
preached with considerable regulari-
ty since that time, he has not been
paid for his services at any time.
He has Sustained himself at the
blacksmithing trade, and preached
the Word for love Of the Master
Such men are exceeding rare and
Mr.. Thayer will no doubt have an
exceeding great reward.
An anniversary party was given at
the residence OF Mrs. Elizabeth Dawes
on last evening, it being her 62d,
birthday. She was the recipient OF
numerous presents one Of the hand
soonest being an easy chair, from
number Of her lady acquaintances.
Mrs. Dawes Is one OF the Oldest citi-
zens OF Plymouth, who has by her
modest and unassuming christian
conduct won the esteem and conf
dence OF all who know her. Although
the frosts OF many Winters have
whitened her head, and fire and Wig
or Of her youth have departed, yet
she has the warm blessings of her
many friends who join in wishing her
many years of happy life.