Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-06-27
HERE AND THERE.

Oorn is growing rapluiy.
-Huckleberries are ripe.
-Raspberries are getting ripe.
-Strawberries are almost gone.
Wheat harvest VIII be here nexi
week.
-Threshing machines on almost
every train.
Mrs. KlGpfer is visiting at Port
Huron, Michigan.
Excursions will be the principle
luxury next week.
Wallace Is selling green apples
grown this season.
Don't forget the Good Templar
social Tuesday evening.
Temperance picnic at Argos July
4th. Everybody invited.
Biggest celebration in Northern
Indiana at Plymouth July 4th.
THE REPUBLICAN for fifty cents
from now until after the election.
Mrs. Hill and daughter, of Ken
dalville, Ind, are visiting at A. Glib.
sons.
Closing exercises and ice cream
festival at st. Michael's Academy to-
night.
Ice cream and strawberry festi-
val at the Christian church in Argos
Saturday night.
Rev. ]. n. Cissel officiated at the
Methodist quarterly meeting last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
The junior editor of The REPuBLI-
CAN is visiting at his old home in
Macomb, ILL.,, this week.
BE sure and go with s. L. McKelvy
on his trip to Nebraska. July 10th.
Tickets cheapest ever offered. IL
Twenty-Five large mixed calling
cards 10 cents. G. II. Lamson, in
REPUBLICAN office. Plymouth, Ind.
w. G. Peacock, the genial pro-
prietor of the LaPaz hotel, with his
lady, made US pleasant call Monday.
The second Indiana State camp
meeting will be held at the fair
grounds in Warsaw, August 7th and
continue ten days.
old settlers picnic, 4th OF July
celebration and good time generally
at Plymouth. See programme and
notices in another column.
CHOICE Teas cheap, and Canned
and Dried Fruits at reduced prices
at the grocery of w. E. Hand & Co.
No. 8, LaPorte street. 1913
"A little son Of Joseph McElrath,
while sliding down the stone side or
banister Of the Seminary, Wednesday
afternoon, fell and broke his arm.
The Good Templers will give a
social at their hall Tuesday evening
next. Refreshments served during
the entire evening. Everybody in
vited.
-LosT-Sunday, June 23d, proba-
bly, on Center street an embroidered
handkerchief. The finder will confer
favor upon the owner by leaving it
at this office.
"A little girl who was reproved
for playing with the boys and told
that she was too big for that now"
replied, why the bigger we are the
better we like EN-"
Young man take yourself and
girl to the closing exercises, and ice
cream festival at st. Michaels Aoade-
my tonight. You will be certain to
have a nice time.
Potter. the wheelbarrow man
was in Council Bluffs, last Sunday.
He crossed the Missouri and entered
Nebraska Monday morning, fifteen
days ahead of time.
j. II. Robinson, of LaPaz, is a new
subscriber, but he, like all other sem
sible men will continue to take his
county paper, just as long as he re-
sides in the county.
HARVEST approaches, the time
when groceries are in greatest de-
mand, and w. E. Hand & Co., have
them cheap for cash, at No. 9, La
Porte street, 1913
Mr.. s. A. Joseph, an old citizen of
this city. started Tuesday morning OF
last week, for an extensive tour in
Kansas and Nebraska, with view OF
purchasing lands in those States.
The P. Fl. W. & G. Railroad will
sell excursion tickets at reduced
rates over all lines Of the PennsyI-
vania Central on July 8 and 4, good
to return till and including July 9Th.
The LaPorte Chronicle came to
our table last week enlarged to q
seven column eight page paper. The
Chronicle has been much improved
since the new managers took hold OF
it and has also the appearance OF
prospecting.
A special prayer and praise SER
vice will be held in St Thomas
church, on July 4th at 80 a. m. The
singing will be congregational. All
who desire the peace and prosperity
Of our country, are cordially invited
to attend.
Quincy A. Hossler, one OF the
most energetic newspaper men In
Northern Indiana, resides at War
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