Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-07-12
PERS0 NAL GOSSIP
RlNcPIPALLY BY INVISIBLE SOME BODY

is visiting Miss Lille Dial.
Mrs. Electa Fleming, of Ligenier,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Boys and Childrens' Clothing at
honest prices at Little Mack's.
H. G.. Thayer started for Pittsburgh,
Pa, last evening.
Thos. NJ. McSheey, travelling cor
respondent of the Western Citizen, OF
indianapolis, was in the city Tuesday.
Doctor G. Otto, a German ply
stefan, of Logansport, proposes to
locate in Plymouth.
George Applehance, the hero train
boy, was in the city last evening, and
is very genteel young man.
J. Nj. Dale, the Goshen Dry Goods
King, was in the city few days last
week.
Jimmy Lewis, the velocipedist, re-
turned last week from two weeks
sojourn in Michigan.
Prof. Chase has just received a
"health lift," which has been put into
the public school building. 1t is a
good thing on which to develop mus
Gle.
Superintendent Bailey has returned
from a rusticating expedition in Mi
ami county. His complexion re-
minds one OF a piece OF rusty sole
leather long saturated in magnetic.
While in Bremen on the 4th, we
had the pleasure Of meeting Chas. FL.
Lehr, the popular and efficient JUS
tice Of that township. He is an inteli-
gent and agreeable gentleman.
Mrs. Grundy asserts that Judge
Keith's susceptible heart has been
led captive by q Plymouth lady. The
Judge might go farther and fare
worse.
Mr.. E. Kershaw, of Argos, was in
Plymouth Tuesday, and was unfor-
tunately very sick in the evening,
while at the residence of his SON.
in-law Charley Chapman.
Marian Neff, baggage master on
the I. p. s. G. railroad has been in
Plymouth for few days. 1t is ap-
parent that he will take as baggage
very soon, one of the handsomest
young ladies in Plymouth.
Cliff M. Brooke writes to The Re-
PUBLICAN from Chicago saying that
he has partially recovered from his
long sickness, Of Brights Disease.
and is now able to be out small
portion OF the time.
Miss Chrissy Keyser, and Mr.. Will
liam Schilt, of Bremen, favored THE
REPUBLICAN with a call last Monday.
Miss Keyser is one of Marshall
county's best teachers, and Mr..
Schilt is one of the most enterpris ing
young men in the county.
Mr.. A. l.. Wheeler and daughter
Mrs. A. NJ. Vanvalkenburgh, started for
Denver, Colorado, yesterday to re-
main during the Summer. Miss Kit
tie Beals Is to play the organ at ST.
Thomas church during Mrs. Van
Valkenburgh's absence.
Rev. II. V. Reed has just returned
from trip through Iowa. He reports
fine crops in that state; and adds
that the politicians are considerably
"tore up" over the new policy. Prob
ably this is a good thing for Iowa
has been too strongly republican for
healthy state OF affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Mattingly start
ed east yesterday to be gone some
weeks. They will visit az Bethlehem,
n. II. take "A look at the White mount
aims, and visit relatives in Worcester,
Mass. Their line of travel is certain
ly an interesting one, and we join
their numerous friends in wishing
them very pleasant time.
A tramp broke into s. Miller's cell
lar on Monday evening and helped
himself to cans OF fruit, pickles, bread,
ETC., which he put into basket, and
started of, intent, no doubt, on hav-
ing picnic. But as he passed Mr..
Speyer's house some one appeare d
on the street which so badly
frightened the epicurean that he
dropped the basket and ran.
Judge Gillet. Of Valparaiso, presi-
ded in the circuit court during the
last days OF the session, during the
trial OF cause in which Judge Keith
had been counsel, and on which he
testified. Judge Gillet believes in
pushing things, and the lawyers can't
delay while he is on the bench. The
only criticism that can be made on
Judge Keith is that he is too lenient
with the lawyers, permitting them to
have pretty much their own way.
Messrs Ed Wheeler and Ira Buck
accompanied by party Of ladies
went to Maxenkuckee last Sunday,
and were the victims of provoking
mishaps on their road home. Five
miles out OF Plymouth one OF their
carriages was broken down, and it
was proposed to bring few of the
ladies into town in the other carriage,
when one would be sent back after
the rest. But vigorous attempt to
drive over a stump smashed another
carriage, which enabled the party to
reach Plymouth at three o'clock
Monday morning,
II. G.. Thayer's fountain has suf-
fered relapse at the hands of his