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

phone system here has been built under
his personal direction and many of the
improvements in moderen telephOning
are due to him.
DIR. c. \. Brown located here some
four years ago, is graduate from the
Homeopathic medical college offs Lou
is, Missouri, and has built up quite an
extensive practice.
+. NJ. Shoemaker has conducted a
restaurant in Plymouth 10 years. At his
establishment on Michigan street he is
prepared to serve first class meals and
lunch at all hours.
c. W. Penny has completely equip
ped photograph gallery in the Packard
block corner of CAIRO and Michigan
streets and is prepared to do all kinds
of work in his line.
William Montgomery has been in the
livery business here for the past twenty
five years, his livery barn on Washing
ton street contains some of the finest
turnOuts in the city.
Charles Turner has been in the bar
Der business at the corner of LaPOrte
and Michigan street for the past eigh-
teen months, and runs one of the incest
tonsorial parlors in this city,
j. ID. McLaren is well known as a
lawyer The Judge makes a special
feature of guardianship and probate
matters and the settlement of estates,
his office is in the Sears block.
j. y. Molter commenced the study of
law with Judge j. ID. McLaren in 1891,
afterwards devoting his attention to
insurance, real estate and loans and has
worked up large local agency.
II. q. Thayer & Son commenced bus
mess in 1853, they deal extensively in
grain, having a large elevator on the
Fl. Wayne tracks. They also loan
money on real estate and realty.
J. ii. Fletcher the photographer who
bought the gallery on CAIRO street Sep
TENDER last is an accomplished photo
grapher having devoted much time to
outside viewing for many years.
c. M.W elch & Co., handle full line of
fine jewelry, silverware, watches and
clocks. They make a speciality of holt
day novelties. Their repair department
is the most complete in the city.
DIR. f. W. Vets is one of the most
prominent homeopathic physicians in
this county and has large practice in
this neighborhoOd, his office is at his
residence on north Michigan street.
W. T. Young has been in business
here since 1873 and his tonsorial parlor
on LaPorte street is one of the best
establishments in the county. James
DeLOney and Eugene Lewis assist him.
DR.. J. :. Baker has been located in
Plymouth for Il years and practiced as
a Botanic physiciar. DR.. Baker is well
known in this section of the county and
has a practice which extends all over
this continent.
G.. G.. Love, the painter, has been here
the last eight years, and is prepared to do
all kinds of exterior and interior paint
ing and paper hanging. In connection
with Will Rumsy they do all kinds of
carriage painting.
Plymouth steam laundry was started
January 1883, and was purchased by p.
y Ball x ID. +. Walter in May 1898,
who make specially of fine laundry
work of all kinds, collecting and deliv-
ering all bundles promptly.
The firm of Jones & Tanner is COM
posed of T. O. Jones and Il. NJ. Tanner.
They have been engaged in the realestate
and insurance business for something
over two years. Their Office is over the
store of VIM. Kendall, corner of LaPorte
and Michigan street.
b. +. Ryder has been resident of
Plymouth for the past 81 years and has
always conducted a shoe repairing
establishment. At present he is located
! Ill TIC DdStllltlt lllt sNtdIS Dullu-
ing. where he does all kinds of boot
and shoe making and repairing.
Dr. Il. \. Borton is one of the best
known phyicans in this county having
practiced in this vicinity for a number
of years. In addition to general fam
lily practice Dr. Borton is the prOprie-
tor of one of the best and most success
full tobacco and liquor habit cures in
the world.
G.. \. Kleinschmidt has been in the
tailoring business for the past seven
years, three and half years in Plym-
outh, is'a practical tailor in every way
and has built up a large patronage here
In his new shop over Millers restau-
rant he is showing some elegant goods
for winter wear.
Ball & Carabin dealers in dry goods
clothing, carpets, ETC., have been direct