Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-28

treated, office In DIR. {. {. DurrS Dental
ParlOrs.
Christmas day was all that could be
desired in the way of clear, dry bracing
atmosphere.
No. 80 cigars has been sold ten years
at the When Grocery, and they are the
leader now.
Miss Hanna Parks, of Camden, is Wis
iting the family of G. A. Kleinschmidt
this week.
Mrs. Elmer WirtS, of South Bend,
spent Christmas with her brother, Chas.
WOrthingtOn.
No. 392 cigar is union and good
smoker. n home made cigar and sold
at the When.
j. b. ROwel, director of the Indiana
state prison north was a caller at this
office week.
The strike of the wooden workers
which has been on for some time, has
been adjusted.
Mrs. Frank BoSwOrth and little
daughter, are visiting her mother, in
Buchanan, Mich.
DIR. Knott and family spent Christ
mas with Rufus Jordon and family,
south of this city.
Chase & SanbOrn moea and Java cOf-
fee is good clear drink. Nothing bet
ter, at the When.
Trella Logan and Anna Houghton,
teaching at Huntington, are at home
for the holidays.
For Singer sewing machines on easy
terms or for cash, go to II. Quinlan,
agent, Plymouth.
III. III. Bonham and family spent
Christmas with relatives and friends in
Albion, this state.
instantaneous photos taken by c. w.
Penny. Insure successful results with
children's pictures.
Emma Gallagher, teacher of the Col
umbia City schools, is at home for a
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Martin and family,
of Mulberry, Ind, spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. John Dial.
Mrs. G. w. Kuhn, of Port Huron,
Mich, surprised her parents and friends
by visit Christmas.
Norman Bailey teacher of the Wal
kerton school, spending the holidays in
our city, with his parents.
For fine tone, good action and dura-
bility Star piano is the best. w. ID.
Lillybridge handles the ''Star."
This is to remind you that the 'Star"
pianos is the best value ever offered in
a piano, sold by w. ID Lillybridge.
For bars soap for 81, thirty bars 10
cents twenty bars 80 cents, ten bars for
% cents. For sale at the When.
James Marks, of Chicago, passed
through our city, Christmas, on his way
to MarmOnt, to visit his parents.
The beautiful painting to be seen in
the window of Hansen's music store, is
by the brush of j. b. Ashley
See Berry & Sons large stock of the lat
est material for fall and winter suits
and overcoats at the right prices.
Mr.. Ed Kleinschmidt left Friday
night for Logan, o., to visit his parents
and many friends for few weeks.
Tom Walker and family, and John
Butler and family spent Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher, of Marmont.
Johnson Brownlee is attending to the
duties of the county treasurer in the
absence of MeSsrs. Senour and Wink.
Miss Hattie Morris entertained
crowd of young people Tuesday even
ing, in honor of Stella Taber, of Argos.
The Indiana Teachers Association,
assembled in indianapolis this week with
over one thousand teachers in attend
ence.
Latest style, perfect fit, fine work
menship, at prices to suit the times.-
Berry 4 Son, merchant tailors, La Porte
street.
Go to j. V. Ashley 81 Sons for hard
ware, tools, implements, paints, oils,
stoves and tInware at prices to match
the hard times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kinsel have ar
rived in this city from Dakota, to spend
the remainder of the winter with Mr.
and Mrs. John Palmer.
can sell few loads of the finest
Timothy hay at so, and clover hay for
$S per ton. c. F. Shade. Peoples drug
store, Plymouth.
The psychological difference between
man and woman is, that the man is
often controlled by strong will, and
the woman by stronger won't.