Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-02

and bOsh, yet nevertheless, the coOns
and pOSsums show great wisdom by be-
ing on the safe side.
Micheal Speicehoffer was struck over
the left eye one morning this week
with heavy cane in the hands of man
to whom he had refused to give drink.
y bad and painful cut was the result.
The INDEPENDENT after this week
will be mailed regularly every Friday
Any subscriber failing to receive their
paper within a reasonable time, will
confer favor by notifying this Office.
During those frequent changes in the
weather YOU are liable to contract Sc
we're cold and lead to long spell of
sickness, call on J. w. Hess the Druggist
and get a remedy in time to prevent it.
Services were held at the German
church last sunday evening, conducted
by the Rev. c. Botlinger. The even
ing service was held in commemOratiOn
of the 3777 anniversary of the Reformal
ton
In our first issue we stated that V.
p. Church had been nominated as pro-
hibition candidate for justice of the
peace of Center township. This was
an error; it should have been Y. p.
Kirk.
Burnur ID. Becknel, infant daughter
of Milo and Lula Becknel. living six
miles south of Bremen, died Oct. 9th.
1891. Funeral at the Dunkard church
near InwOOd by [. b. Pastor from this
place.
\ peoples party meeting at Burr Oak
on Monday evening was largely attend
ed and many comments in favor of the
issues were made by those present Jas.
Reeve of Plymouth made a rousing
speech.
Hi Henrys Minstrels Sundayed in
Plymouth, coming and remaining in
their own special car. Every member
said Plymouth was a pretty city, second
to none In the state, or the west for that
matter
Blanche Highshew, 10 year-old daugh-
ter of Leonard IIighshew, who resides
seven miles northeast of Plymouth
died of typhoid fever Oct. p. The re-
mains were inferred in the Bourbon
township cemetery
Both the local bands went to Argos
on Saturday. The Baylor Band is lit
tie crude from a harmony standpoint
but shows rapid signs of improvement
and with continued practice bids fair to
rival the Harris band.
If you have friends or relatives living
away from Plymouth, and desire to
send them copy of the INDEPENDENT
we will be glad to assist you. Leave
their names at this office and copy
will be sent free of charge.
Reports are in circulation regarding
the existsnce of Diphthera lin the south
ern part of Marshall county. Active
measures should be taken to prevent
the spreading of this dreadful disease
Prompt action is necessary.
The Marshall County Independent is
anew paper published at Plymouth. II
is bright and newsy paper chucked
full of local news and well filled with
home ads. Success to the new prOprie
tor.-The Bremen Standard
There is new outbreak of smallpox
at WalkertOn. Three new.caseS are re
ported and it is rumored that there has
been one death this week, but up to the
time of going to press we have received
no cOnfirmatin of the rumor.
Charles Larue and Dan. Kemp had al
alteration Saturday evening, which
ended in Larue knocking Kemp down
Larue was taken before Justice Lauer
plead guilty to assault and battery, anG
was fined ten dollars and costs.
A large electric crane of sixty thOuS
and capacity built by the Shaw Electric
Crane Company of MuskegOn, Mich
gan, went through on the Pennsylvania
road Wednesday. The main truss OF
the crane reached the length of two flat
cars.
One of the several things We have
found Plymouth badly in need of, is
more rental property, both for residence
and business. If the town is expected
to grow there must be some place pro
vided in which men with families may
move.
The horse and buggy hired by two
men from ). f. JacOX some three weeks
ago, was discovered in a livery barn at
South Bend, where they had left the rig
to be called for by the owner. The
horse was in good condition and had
evidently been well cared for.
Mr.. John j. Guipe and daughter, and
Mrs. Harry Humrichouser of Pierceton
Indiana, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Humrichouser of Plymouth, this week.
| Mr. Cuina ic q nrominpnt citizen of Fix.