Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-16

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Michigan.
Charley Hoham will don the blue
ribbon on one condition. ssr-
Miss Jennie Gray, of South Bend,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Geo. Loesch, Of Ft. Wayne. was
visible i'm town few days last week.
Miss Stella Mitchell, Of Rochester,
has been in Plymouth a few days
visiting with Miss Louie Hoham.
Ira Define, formerly of this place,
now OF Chicago, was in the city last
Thursday shaking hands with the
bows.
W. NJ. Nichols, of the Indianapolis
Journal, was in the city a few days
this week shaking hands with the
boys.
Messrs G.. r. CLANCY and s. Il.
McKelvy have dissolved partnership,
the terms of their dissolution APP
pearing in another column.
Captain Murphy declares that he
will never, no never, take another
drink. If he quits for a week there
will be that much good done.
A brother OF Joseph Westervelt
occupied the Presbyterian pulpit OF
this city last Sunday. He is here
with his family on a visit.
Mr.. Martin Poone, citizen OF
Kosciusko county, who was severely
crushed by largo stone. which he
had dug under to bury, Ais9a brother
of Mrs. J. T. Langenbaugh, OF this
city. 80
Prof, A. c. Shortridge, formerly
Superintendent Of the Indianapolis
Public Schools, was in Plymouth last
Friday to visit the Normal. he said
that he had this year visited sixty
two Normals and but two of them
had so large an attendance as the
Marshall county Normal. / aOh
Hon. H. G, Thayer and Dan Nc
Donald have been elected to the 33d
degree Ia Scottish Rite Masonry, and
the meeting at which they are to
take the degree will take placeinB
ton on September 18th. Mr.. Thayer
will attend, but we believe Mr.. Nc
Donald is not certain to go.
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An enrollhent is being made by
James Houghton with the view tC
organizing a militia company IL
Plymouth. When seventy-seyer
names are enrolled the organi atior
will take place. Persons wishing t
join the comp any will call on Mr.
Houghton at his store.
Rev. George A. Little preached I
ringing temperance sermon at TIL
NJ. L. church on last Sunday evening
1t was a powerful plea in favor o
temperance. and one which did yer.
much to convince people that tenn
perance is a necessity for the welfar
of community. At It's close a larg
number signed the pledge, among
the number being some reforme
| fol- fhtC aAHfffnna
step towards sustaining their man
hood.
Doctor William L. Peck, one OF tn
Oldest and sablest Surgeons OF tn
National Surgical Institute at Indi
annapolis, will visit this city profes
sionally on Monday, August Goth, a
the Parker House, one day only. b
reason of this visit the afflicted {
our county have an opportunity {
learning il they (are fcurable( or no
without the Aexpense and -iacoaveni
ence Of trip to the Institute. A
the afflicted, young and old, are col
daily Invited to q free cons nltatio
and examination, As no money
required the opportunity should nc
and we trust will not be neglected.
Hi Work has the true idea concern
ing the tramp nuisance. 1t is to til
effect that whenever a tramp come
= into the city and applies Nfor aid Il
Thin at once be put at work on tn
streets. He will soon get ready
leave and others of this nomad
tribe will give Plymouth vic
berth. The city council should ;
once pass such an ordinance, al
thus relieve our long suffering'hous
wives who are daily annoyed by fro
Il fifteen to twenty tramps.
Il The temPeraRce meanings at III
NJ. E. cfutch ere largely fsttende
Many persons have donned tie bit
: rIbbon, among them being VILLA
Murphy. Welch and Barney Ride
! It is to,be hoped that they will 1
stick torheir pledge. aud such ter
perance people as really mean bust
, ess WI spare no pains to forti
n these reformed men in their go'
resolutions. - =
We give it up.-Center street is II
Q proved in appearance <but Ne a
. on the ragged edgsst 70 know he
T Williamson viii manage to get h
10 fence in the proper position.
= Some Of the young folks are an
:. ious to procure the scalp Of I
writer OF the @Danbury News tter
because OF sundry hints reflect