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

TACK OF the grip.
Claude Fish, of Plymouth was in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. O'Blenis was at
Macy for Christmas dinner.
Mrs, Emma Nicolay, of Plymouth
was in Argos Wednesday,
Several cases of scarlet fever are re-
ported in this county.
NJ. O. Packard was in tnwn Tuesday,
on his way to Plymouth.
Peter Spangler, of Maxinkuckee, was
in town Tuesday on business.
Shooting matches seems to be all the
rage in Marshall county this year.
Miss Carrie Drummond is visiting
her brother of Plymouth, this week.
The NJ. f. Sunday school has an elec-
ton of officers and teachers Dee. 26.
The Argos Social Club gave another
ballast evening. which was well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Daubenspec went to
Rochester Tuesday for Christmas tur-
key.
Mrs. Geo. Alleman's mother, of Ro-
chester, is visiting Mrs. Alleman this
week.
Lawyer Gould and family, of Knox,
are visiting DR.. Gould of this plaae dur
ing the holidays.
The card party held at Mr.. Bosses
residence Thursday, Dec 20, was a sue
cess in every respect.
The Misses Stella Taber and kraus
sisters are enjoying Christmas with
friends in Plymouth.
Mr.. George Kendall, of Cincinatti, is
visiting his brother and sister of this
place for few days.
The Argos Masonic Temple gave a
grand reception Thursday evening, Dec.
q, public installation.
Miss LuEmma Hess who is attending
college at Merom, Ind, is home for the
holidays. She will return to school in
about one week
a grand book may be obtained by
leaving your order and 1915 for the
Marshall County INDEPENDENT, with
c. f. Flagg.
Bert Benner who is working as oper-
ator for the l.. f. e W. Ry., at Mays,
Ind, is spending vacation with parents
in this place.
Miss IIettie Leland, of Argos, who
has been in Chicago for the past two
years returned home To spend the holi-
days with parents.
Several parties, too numerous to men
ton their names have taken advantage
of the holiday excursion rates, which
took place Tuesday last.
On last saturday night between nine
and ten o'clock, the barn of Isaac Sw-
hart was burned, but most of its con
tents saved. No insurance.
y beautiful cantata was presented at
the Advent church Monday evening,
Miss Stella Taber, representing the
principle character as grandmother.
The Christian Endeavor is doing good
work in this place. They meet every
Friday evening, and extend an invita-
ton to every one, especially the young
people.
Enoch Hess who has been living on
his farm southwest of Argos, has traded
the same to +. W. Cannon for his rest
aurant. Mr.. Hess takes possession some
time this week.
John McMaster was in Plymouth
Monday and Tuesday with his sisters.
Jacob Martin teacher of the Plymouth
high school, is visiting with Mr.. Good
win of this place.
1t is too bad that respectable people
have to be insulted on the streets of a
city or town by the class of people who
have no respect for themselves or others
either and yet nothing must be said by
any one to stop such conduct.
Among the attractions for Christmas
eve was snow house and tree at the
NJ. +. church. a grand entertainment
was rendered by the classes of the Sun
day school. Santa Claus of course was
there for the little people who enjoyed
his speech and grotesque appearance.
Presents filled the tree from top to
bottom, and made nice display.
The Sunday school was presented with
beautiful library which we consider one
OF the finest presents there. BRO. War
rem, pastor of the church received a
turkey trimmed in blue which he says
was a bountiful gift.
Cabs.
A new kind of cab, propelled me-