Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-01-31

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/ OF course he left the easy chair"
Aud we being next in rank. scrubbed away,
In oar endeasors to interest the reader,
Respectfully, Mild hammered Reporter.
&C. C. c." shoes are in vogue.
Miss Luie Houghton sings charm
ing alto.
Danbury is thinking of starting a
coal yard. Ahem?
Frank Lentz captivates feminine
heart on sight.
Miss Emma Munday is visiting her
sister, Mrs. DR.. Vets.
The skaters are taking advantage
of CONCEALED Muckshaw.
John Eddleman, Of Valparaiso,
spent Sunday in Plymouth,
Mr.. Uriah Tinkham is in the city
en-route for Topeka. Kau.
Representative Joe Davis, of Bour-
bon, was in the city Tuesday.
Rev. G.. A. Little preached a very
able sermon Sunday evening.
John Harsh, of the Democrat Office,
started to Alliance, Ohio, Tuesday.
The Presbyterian and Christian
Chapel choirs render splendid music.
William Bray, typo on the LaPorte
Argus, was visiting in the city last
week.
Mrs Z. W. Dunlap has been pre-
scented with q handsome medicine
case.
Hon. II. G. Thayer would have
gone TO Kansas, if he had had two
days notice.
Mrs. b. G. Southworth returned
yesterday from a three weeks visit in
Valparaiso.
More Jealous and earnest workers
than the Plymouth N. G. t. U. ofsi
GERS. are scarce.
Miss Luie Pierce is Superintendent
pro tenn of the public schools, during
Prof. Chase's illness.
Misses Weaver, and NJ. d. Barber,
of the E. and f. divisions of the public
schools, are quite i'll.
A grand concert by the Murphy
ties will soon be given for the pur-
chase of new organ.
Messrs. r. B. Eaton and H. Akin
son. of Argos. were in attendance at
the Foltz trial, Tuesday night.
Miss Haddie Borton is instructing
the youthful Americans in the e.
department OF the public schools.
Mr.. Clough, of Chicago, who is
visiting Hon. II. G. Thayer, called on
THE REPUBLICAN last Monday.
Fair young descendants of Eve are
more plentiful in this city than potato
beetles in Colorado, in the summer
time.
Charley Buttenbender, the prince
among fellows, is rusticating in Ft.
Wayne. Chawley come home to me
now.
Miss Fannie Woodward was mar
ried to Mr.. Charles Read, OF Ft.
Wayne, ct her home Tuesday after
noon.
The editor OF THE REPUBLICAN
Joined the excursion to romantic
Kansas, Tuesday morning. While
the cat is away, the mice will play.
The Episcopal choir now has four
sopranos: Miss Cooper, Miss Munda,
Miss Brooke and Miss Drummond.
John Blain rattles off the basso pro-
fundo.
The blue ribbonites Of Argos have
chartered car and intend visiting
the Plymouth temperance society on
Tuesday evening next. A grand
time is expected.
The highly amusing and intellect
ual entertainment by Billy Arlington,
on Wednesday evening last, was we'll
attended, the school fund realizing a
very fair net
Amusements for this evening: A
free swim in Muckshaw, and an illus
lon entertainment with miniature
chromos don't indulge in either, but
go to the Ppresbyterian prayer meet
ings, you sinner.
The NJ. E. and young folks sociable
will be held at the palatial residence
orc. 7. Mattingly, on the south side,
on Wednesday eve, Feb. 9th. Supper
served from six till nine p. m. A
cordial invitation is extended to ALL
Mr.. J. D. Thayer, of Warsaw, who is
a constant reader OF The REPUBLI-
CAN called on us last Monday. Mr..
Thayer pronounces The REPUBLICAN
one of the best papers in Northern
Indiana and is not ashamed to say so
in company.
Mr.. X. X. Brooke. who has for
many years OBLIGATED so acceptably
as assistant County Auditor, was
last week given an unlimited leave Of
absence, because he was an espirant
for the office. Get on the temperance
ticket Mr.. b.
The Democrat states in recent
issue that the employees connected