Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-30
PERSONAL GOSSIP

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last Sunday
Miss Emma Gibson, of Kendallville,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. John F. Langenbaugh, jr. and
Mr.. Charles Andlauer, of Pierceton,
was in the city over Sunday.
Miss Retta Nicholson presented
Bob" OF The REPUBLICAN with fine
boquet one day last week.
| Mr.. Bond is the gentlemanly day
operator at the p, F. w. & G Office in
this city.
Dan Mcdonald returned yesterday
from his Western tour much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Fannie Punches, OF South
Bend, was in the city over Sunday.
Miss Flo Sherman has returned
from visit to friends i'm Grown
Point.
Mrs. II. G.. Thayer has returned
from a protracted visit to Chicago
and Crystal Lake, Ill.
WI Leonard and family, and
Miss Jennie Gray, Of South Bend
spent last Sunday at lake Maxen-
kuckee.
Emma Leland, Of the Emma Lee
land combination, passed through
this city on Friday last, to join her
company at Greencastle, Ind.
Hatfield Halsey returned 10 Phila-
delphia Tuesday, after three weeks
sojourn visiting relatives and friends.
He is engaged in studying law.
G. o. Works large telescope affords
a splendidvisw Of the city and sur
rounding country from the Court
house steeple.
I Miss Clara Knoblock, OF Bremen, is
attending the teachers institute in
this city.
Mrs: VIM. Dinsmore, OF Maxen-
kuckee, is visiting In the city. the
guest OF b. Speyers.
Mrs. s. Bascom, OF South Bend, was
the guest OF Mrs. G. Whitmore Sun
day.
w. NJ. Nichols has returned to Ind
annapolis and Is now either singing
anthony or telling marvellous stories
OF what he saw In Plymouth, to bat
tallions of astounded friends.
Since the last rain corn can hardly
fail to be very successful crop.
Near 1000 names have been put on
the Murphy pledge in Plymouth.
Only twelve members OF Plymouth
Commandery went to Cleveland.
The indianapolis Journal has a
sprightly correspondent In this city.
"The rocky road to doublin"--eat-
ing cucumbers.
The fine rains this week will in
crease the length OF the nubbins.
The onion crop is good this year.
Advertise for the fall trade-the
early bird gets the worm
This is the best time OF the year to
take good care OF yourself.
J. L. Peppers. q cabinet maker liv-
ing In south Plymouth, attempted au
outrage on his step daughter aged
about thirteen. one day last week.
She revealing 1t he fed. He sent his
wife and three children of on a visit
few days previous.
Ed Dial has again mounted the ex-
press messengers iron box and does
the work for the Fl. Wayne accomo-
dalton.
Solomon Stockman has advertised
the sale OF his personal property for
next Thursday, Sept, 6.
Lewis Berkey will sell his personal
property at auction on September
18th.
II. II. Francis who lives near the
Snyder school house will sell his
personal property. stock, grain, hay,
etc., at public auction on Wednesday
September IL.
1t is estimated that Doctor Bor-
tons vineyard will yield 10 tons OF
grapes this season. He will ship a
large portion of them to Indianapo-
lis.
A party OF seven men launched a
boat in the Kankakee on Wednesday
In which they are to take a 1000 mile
trip. through the Kankakee, the Illi-
nois, and Mississippi rivers, 10 Great
Bend, Ark, where they are to locate.
II you desire to sell your farm.
put 1t In the hands OF s. l.. McKelvy
& 90. Remember IL Is their business
to sell lands-and while they have
buyers and inquiries every week,
you have none.
As the evenings grow longer, and
people can no longer rove around,
they want pleasant means OF pass
ing the time OF evenings. They will
find The REPUBLrcAS an indispensa-
BILE companion: IL Is full OF good local
news and enjoyable reading.
The first annual meeting o. St
Thomas Guild will be held at the
church on Monday evening Septem-
Der Sd. In addition to the usual