Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-21

Oruer IOr the low price OF - so that no
one need go without the proper specta-
cles. Office at DIR. c. c. Durr's dental
parlOrs.
Marriage licences We're issued during
tbs past week to the following persons:
Henry y. Born, Clara NJ. Penney:
y. y. Hall, and Almetta Bunch: Charles
+. Arch, Elizabeth NJ. Kring: Elmer
:. Sawyer, Lydia NJ, Smith: L. ID. Bland,
Flora b. Helsel.
Mrs. Ellis an old lady living with
her daughter and son-in-law, John Kai-
ser some four miles north of town. while
trying to eat piece of dough was al
most chOked to death on last Saturday
morning. Only the prompt assistance
rendered by Mr. and Mrs Kaiser saved
the old ladyS life.
John III. Baxter while cutting down
large tree in the woods on Saturday last,
met with serious accident, the tree re
bounding caught his foot which was
on a root of another tree close by badly
crushing it. DR.. Vets is attending him
and 1t is hoped that in short time he
Will be all right again.
IIansens orchestra will give a charity
ball at the opera house New y ears eve
The regular orchestra will be augmented
by the mandolin orchestra and this will,
no doubt be the finest ball ever given
in Plymouth, the floor and general
management being in the hands of our
most prominent citizens.
Oscar I. Sisson who will aforementioned
here by all the theatre going people as
the German comedian Of the Little
Nugget will appear at opera house in
his new musical comedy The Colonel"
Thursday evening Dee. 9th. 1t will be
a rare treat to see such fine company
here and you should not fail to see them.
Get new sewing machine. 1t makes
a handsome holiday present. Get them
as early as possible as the New Home
company is very slow filling orders
owing to the great demand for the ma
chine at this season of the year. They
are being sold cheaper now on account
of the amount going out. Think of it,
only $50 for machine, warranted five
years. Go to Lillybridge.
At the opera house this evening J. J
Engledrum of South Bend, champion
long distance runner of Indiana, will
run twenty miles against Geo. Grant
of Plymouth. Grant is to receive three
quarters of mile start. This race will
be very exciting one as both men are
in fine condition and Judging from
Grants practice work it is not improba-
BILE that he may beat Englebrun.
While walking down Michigan street
one day this week, we observed young
couple in front of HanSen'S music store
admiring the painting in the window.
The young swain had firm grasp upon
the maiden's hand, and both gazed with
rapt attention upon the work of art.
But the effect of the natural picture was
spoiled when the young fellow remark
ed: II guess he's playing Sweet Marie. :"
The editor of the Marmont Herald
seems to have come in contact WlthSOme
one that causes his dander to rise. You
should not allow little things to disturb
you brother Nearpass. Just wait until
you get into a position where at least
once day during the week you are
visited by some one who tells you how
to run newspaper successfully. Then
you will feel like registering a gigantic
kick.
The real estate of Buck & Toan was
sold at auction Saturday last The store
on Michigan street was sold on the bid
of $500 by ID. l.. Dickinson to Messrs.
III. IIumichouser n ID. l.. Dickinson.
The Center street lot and warehouse
building was sold to j. w. Wolford for
$4,000. The Toan residence on Walnut
street was knocked down to J T.. Hanes
for S,5130. IIumrichouser x Dickinson
have leased the store building to III. f.
Buck and he will continue the hard
ware business there.
On Wednesday morning while cross
ing Michigan street near the corner of
LaPorte street, Fred Dolkey, a little
boy about five years OF age was knock
ed down by kershaw's meat wagon.
The injured boy was carried to DIR. Viii
sons Office where it was found he was
badly bruised all over the body and his
head cut severely. Ora Stevens was
driving kershaw's team at the time the
accident occurred and later in the day
was arrested for reckless driving, but
the charge was ultimately withdrawn
At last accounts the injured boy was
said to be rapidly recovering.
The billiard match between l.. c..
Capron of this city and Henry Meyers
of Rochester, Indiana, at 1913 billiard
Hall on "Wednesday evening, was at