Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28

"A mission is given this week by
the Fathers Of the Holy Cross OF No
ire Dame, Ind, In st. Michaers
Church. Sermons at 9 o'clock a. m.
and half past seven p. m. A temper
ance lecture will be given on Sunday,
Dec. LIST. at half past seven p. m. All,
without distinction OF religion, are
cordially invited to be present, both
at the mission and at the lecture.
The Goshen Times says: Mrs.
Mueller. wife of Mr.. P. w. Mueller,
Of the hosiery factory. arrived in
town last week from Virginia, where
she had been spending the summer
with friends. Mr.. Mueller had been
"going it alone" since since his ar
rival here. but now he Is right at
home, and can "tend to his knitting"
better than ever" Peters friends In
this city will be glad to hear that
he will be comfortable during the
winter.
On Monday last. Thomas D. Ev-
ans, one of Albion's attorneys. moved
from this place to Plymouth, Mar
shall county, where he will practice
law. Mr.. Evans has been a resident Of
Albion for aboutfour yea g, and In that
time had built up quite respectable
practice, but sickness in his family
has prevented him from getting
along as he otherwise would no
doubt. We trust that fortune may
emile favorably upon him in his new
location.--Ne,o Albion Era.
Rev. T. c. Stringer, now OF La
Porte, was in the city Monday and
Tuesday. We are glad to announce
that he has almost entirely recovered
his health and is now able to preach
from two to three times day. SO
soon as he left Plymouth he began to
improve rapidly, while his successor
was Frustrated within a few days az
ter receiving the appoin tment to this
charge and has not been able to
preach until recently. Plymouth
seems to be an unlucky charge for
Methodist preachers.
"A few days ago q good looking
intelligent go-ahead sort Of young
man. came into this Office laid down
two dollars and told us that we might
send the payer year to Frank Cum
ms, adding 1t ,cas Frank Shirley. and
while we were writing the name he
was gone and We don't exactly know,
but we guess he Is the man that caus-
ed Miss Frank to change her name.
Anyhow Mr.. and Mrs. Cumins we
have no doubt will succeed in being
happy through life, and the RErUBLr
CAN will try to do it's part In helping
them. as it does all its readers.
"A number Of the citizens OF South
Plymouth have petitioned the city
Council. asking them to do something
to relieve them from the annoyance OF
boys who congregate nightly, and
daily Of Sundays, in that partjof town
30 play ball. curse, swear. whoop, hal
loo, build fires and make night and
day hideous with the noise they
make. There are other portions OF
the town disturbed almost as badly,
and we hope the Council and parents
nerally will take the matter In
hand, and rastore order, before q fire
OF considerable magnitude is the re-
suit or the Doniires now made from
everythi z that can be fonnd loose.
b. Gray, one OF the enterprising
substantial farmers OF Green town.
ship, dropped In on Us Tuesday and
paid his subscription till January 1st.
1880, paid for a copy to be sent to his
son, at Kingston, No and another to
be sent to his brother, G. M. Gray, 10
Kansas. getting the Weekly Ne,os with
all OF them. What's the reason we
can't find a thousand such men In
Marshall county? There are more
than a thousand men In Marshall
county that ought avail themselves
Of the facilities offered by the RRBUB-
LIcAN for securing good reading by
clubbing it with other papers between
now and the first OF January.