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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
JeszcZe O ~kOIektOrach
Y Nebraska.

w ]ednym z esCaCalcn nu~
mer6w Kotolka zwrocilismy
uwage ma fakt, Re z Nebraska
prayje&d2aja do mas / do
lnnYch Stanow ludzie, do
kolekty IA dotknieuych posu-
cha u%powa2nieni j re zebrane
pieniadze ME oddajq AMI og6-
}owi AMI parafom, lecz tylko
pewnei koteryi, pewnemu
k6lku, kt6re ich do kolektowa-
MIA wYs1afo.
W odpowiedzi odebraiismy
protest cd kolektorow samych
oraz cd o%bYwateli, z prosba
bysmy ich zrehabilitowali.
Kmyer Pozski W Milwaukee
podobny protest rownie&
odebra1 i kolektor6w jul
zrehabilitowaf. My ich rehabi-
litowa6 ME potrzebujemy, DO
ME wystepowalismy przeciwko
ich uczciwoSci. Wiemy dobrze
i jestesmy przekonani, Re pie
Made, kt6re zebrali, sumiennle
oddali tym, kt6rzy ich W tvm
celu wys}ali. Ale wtem wlasnie
SEX. NV potepjalIsmy i pote-
piamy k6lka i koterye, ktore
kolektor6w wYsy}ajq, by ola
siebie samych tylko pomoc
poparcie zagarna6, w6wczas
gdy W tym samym czasle innl
nasi rodacY W Nebrasce,
kt6rzy ME maia fundusz6w ma
wys}anie kolektor6w, / nedal
ia passive nedzY sd wystawie'
nj. Nam chodzifo Q to, by W
Nebrasce utworzyf sic komitet
pomocy ola wszystkich bez
wyjatku W nedz7 pozos1aj acych
rodak6w i by wszelkle ofiary
w tym celu skladane, wp}Ywa-
1y do og6lnego funduszu tego
zomitetu. z tego og6luego
funduszu otrzymywaliby wspar-
Gle wszyscY,podczas gdy dzisiaj
pomoc %otrzymuja tylko ci,
kt6rzy jeszcze dosy6 pleniedzy
majq ma wYslanie kolektor6w
a rzeczywiscie biedni mic ME
dostaja. Jestesmy pewni, lie
gdyby kolektorzy otwarcie
oSwiadczyli; be zbierajq
pieniadze tylko ola
dziewietnastu lub trzydziestu
obywateli, kt6rzy ich W
tym celu wyslali, niktbY i'm
centa ME da}, DO ka3dy
o6arodawca wrecza} im pienia'
DE W pr2ekonaniu, De wnie~
stone zostana do og6lnego
funduszu ola rozdziafu miedzy
biednych rodak6w. | ma tel
zazadzie tylko wystapilismy
przeciwko kolektorom, De ME
powjedzie}i prawdy, re ab1erall
p,np;o1,o do ki1kn tvlkO lnh
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

NOWY L Braci Grie-
sci, W bloku Pelcera,z gf5wpym
wchodem cd Market ulicy,
jest wiele obs2erpie]szy, ani2eli
by1 ten, kt6rY ci panowie dorsd
dzier&yli. Przyciaga mianowlcle
gosci ia okolicznoSc, lie W
g}owne) sail So sto1y i mnogie
krzes1a, a nadto osobny pok6i
ola chcacYch siedzieG osob-
no. Ludzl W tei pc starokra]~
krajsku u%rzadzone, oberzy
zawsze ]qk W ulu, Iecz mimo
to kazdy szybko dostanie
czego zn2ada, / e acknowledgment.
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz " caiem
'niescie wygodniejszej gospody
ME znajda, jak u Griesl6w, a W
pofaczonej ich z salonem
grosernl wszystko NIGGA kupic,
co z miasta ola kuchni / stolu
sprowadza6 musga. Powietrze
tax W salonie, jak j groserni
jaknajczystsze i W obydwoch
zawsze p%rzyjemnie ciepfo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

kl]kunastu, wowczas gdy
ofarodawcy dawali ola wszyst.
kich.
Powtarzamy przeto jeszcze
rae, i wzvwamy wszystkich,
chc9cYcE braciom naszYm W
Nebrasce pom6dz, by kolskto.
rom dawali pieniadze tylKo
w6wczas, gdY beda mieli
wsaelka pewnosc, 2e tie
wp}yna do og6lnego funduszu
ola rozdz1a{r miedzy wszyst-
kich. Pomagac jednym z
uszczerbkiem drugich by1oby
grzechem.
z protestu p%owy2ej wymie~
nionego, dowiadujemy sic, Re
kolektorzy ci jeszcze nastepu-
lace ofiary zebrali:
Cd p. J6zefa Matz, St. Paul $1l.46
Cd Rev. A. Brisner, Arcadia % so
Cd Rev. Frydrychow1cz,
North Creek l7.44
Assumption Church, St.Paul 27.oo
Cd Rev. M. w. Mccarthy,
Osslana, Iowa 46. 90
Razem 1914. 90
lie oidali tYm 35clu
obywatelom, j: ktorzy ich w
tYm celu wystali. IDni talk jak
cierpieli, tax / cierpia nedze i
2adnej pomocy ME dostali.
Redakcyg.
"a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
POSZWkiWaHaIe

ia nizej podpisany poszukuje
mego kuzyna Jozefa Karsznia,
zamieszka}ego W Chicago W pofud-
niowej strorie. Ktoby z rodak6w
w Chicago o jego pobycie tam
wiedz1a}, to prosze mi donlesc jego
adres. Z szacunk1em
Franclszek Karsznla
P. O. Thorson. Day Co., So. OAK.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
PORska gAOIOmia row

jaJaca sic W Carlton CO. posaukuJe
emigrant6w. Dobry grunt tYlko 5
dolar6w "a akier. Jedna szosta
czesc z CORY, reszta jak wan do
godniej. Wielu Polakow sasladow.
Pjsz Tub zg}os sig do M. +.
Griswo]d, Moose Lake, Carlton Co.
Minnesota.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
PARE KILKA kradziezv, pare

kilka rabunkdw i pare kilka innych
wypadk6w mielismy W naszem
miescie, ale my ME idziemy W Shady
naszych amerykahskich kolezanek
i Senzacyi / skandaldw W famach
KAToL1KA ME umiescimy. Wypadki
te jednak dowodza, re Winona ros-
niei pnie sic gwa}temsdo wysokosci
wiekszvch miast.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
PaStNiSka Ola kr6W.

Cena $1,000 "a scion. Ktokol-
wick szuka dobre pastwlska ola
krow, MECH sic zg}osl do W E
Hamilton IA rogu 2.ej / Laird I'll.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
D A r N ZY TALSCY.]

Nastepujacy d%awniejsi abo-
nenci nasi pozostali nam
winnj "a gazette:
Silver Lake, Budzihski Stan. 2.25
Omaha, Wieckl Jan 200
Bessemer. W1arek J6zef $50
SedIow, Osentowski FIR, Leo
Scranton, Iwanski Jan 2.15
Hastings, Skrzydlewski M. $50
Independence .TampuchTomasz6.0O
Gag dalszy nastapi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

ASP1CZClllulT l mule Ho@
polecalem, mog}a umlesclt
podobny paszkwil, naszpiko'
wany fa}szem i brudem
szkalujacy wszystkich
wszystko, CO u mas ne
szacunek i powazanie zas}u:
|guje. Ten pan S., kt6ry "
charakterze podr6zujacegc
agenta ,,Gazety Katolickiej'
do mas przyjechal, odwiedzi5
mnie pewnego wieczora. Sko'
70 jednak zauwazy}em, re
ca}emi dniami / wieczorami
po salonach sic wa}esa} i z
salon6w ,urzniety" wychodzi},
ME chcialem z MIN mic mieG
do czynienia. I ten cz}owiek,
kt6ry pc pijanemu kompro-
mitowa} tutaj Gazette Katohc&q
i ola niej mic zdzia}ac ME
potraf}, Smile dzisiaj nam
morally prawi&. Co "a wartosc
moga mice morally wychodza-
&c z ust cziowieka, kt6ry sam
sieczki prochu ME wart?
Ze W salonach musial pic
/ spijac sic "a w}asne
pieniadze, lub tez "a pie
niadze Gozety katozickle3
/ Mkt mu fu d O W a { ME
chcia}, DO kazdy usuwal sic
Cd niego jak cd zarazonego
p%owietrza, wiec msci sic i
GAIA m{odziez nasza przezywa
rozwiaz}a i rozpustna. Wstyd
hahba, powt6rzymy "a MIN,
ale wstyd i hahba ola niego.
ME ola mas, DO nasza
przyk}adnie sic
zachowuje i s}uzyc moze
"a przyklad mlodziezy chica-
Prawi dalej 0 jakichs roz-
W naszej parafi. To
i ob}uda. o. czasu, gdy
wiel. ks. Pacholski obja} rzady
nasza para6a, o zadnych
rozruchach ME slyszelismy.
W szyscy naszego ksiedza
.ochaja i szanuja, a re SODA
zy1a W zgodzie / iednosci, tax
.alece, re wszelkie poprzednie
urazy iuz oddawna wzajemnie
wybaczyli. U mas
warcho]6w niema,
warcholstwo tylko w
Chicago pozosta]o. katwo to
zrozumiec mona, dlaczego
zgoda W naszej parafi ME
sic Zmartwychwstan.
com. Madrego pa}ka W heb.
zrozumie przeciez Cd razu.
Re wiel. ks. Pacholski ME
nalezy do ich zakonu, vice
ma nowo ~wywo}ac
awantury i zgorszenia W
.aszej para6i, TAX jak je
wywo}ali i wywo}uja ciagle W
swoich parafach ma Stanis{a-
Jadwigowie, Kantowie,
W'oiciechowie i t. d. Me
kwestyi, re Ii tylko W
wywo}ania rozruch6w,
przys}ali tn do mas swego
specyalnego agenta, a re mu
sic to ME uda}o i re wstydem
ztad wyjecha6 musia}, wiec
msti sic niegodziwie i parafe
szkaluje. My ma takich ptasz-
k6w, chotby byli i ,wr6hla-
mi" rade znajdziemy i Jesli
jeszcze raz do mas przyfruna
to bedziemY wiedzieli, jak ich
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

II. F. PEROUTKA W dalszym
ci2gu obnizy1 ceny IA towary W
swoich skladach ia rogu 3. 4-tej i
Carimona ulic W tym tygodniu
Urzadza wyprzedaz pc bardzo obni-
zonych cenach. Korzystajcie Z tego
polk czaS,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

BUDOWA naszego koscio4a
Sw. Stanis1awa Kostki raznie po-
Stepuje. Wkr6tce danny W 4amach
kAToLIKA dok}adny opis koscio}a
! historye lego budowy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

W DOMU p. Wojciecha Ry-
markiewicza by}a radosG ubieg4ej
niedzieli, O~dprawiano chrzciny
nowonarodzonego wiarusa, gdy W
tym samym czasie Il siostry jego p.
J6zefy Jeruzal byf smutek. CITE
romiesieczna jej c6reczka W Bogu
zasne}a. Babusia musia}a przeto W
iednym ! tym samym dniu i smiac
sic p1akat. Divine SO zrzadzenia
OpatrznOsci.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE r.

w DNIU IA Kwietnia, LIMA
statkow parowych Detroit, Grand
Haven & Milwaukee rozpocze}a ko.
munikacye pomiedzy Milwaukee j
Grand Haven i statki tie odtad re-
gularnie kursuja. Pc objasnienia
wzgledem czasu, cen ftp. zg}osic sig
trzeba IA G. NJ. & S. P. Depot.
KSIEZA, kt6rzy W zesz}ym
tygodniu bawili w goscinie u ma
szego wiel. proboszcza ks. Pachol.
skiego, pomagajac mu W 40-to
godzinnem nabozehstwie, rozj echali
sic wracajac kazdy W swoja STRONG.
Spok6j i jednost, jake W naszej
parafii juz cd kilku miesiecy panuja,
wzmocnione i utrwalone zosta}y
przez sfowoBoze przez ksiezy wyg}o-
szone. ,Paratianie nasi ME dada sic
poba}amucic przez podzeganie ga
zety Katolickiejj' ipozostana zawsze
wiernymi Koscio1owi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

Roboty W cegielni pod Winona
rozpocze}y sic ma nowo i pewna
Geese naszych rodak6w przestanie
narzekac ma biede.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-13

The Man Killed Near Lapaz saturday
Was steven WhiteIeather.

The Man Killed Near Iapaz saturday
Was steven WhiteIeather.
The young man reported by the IN
DEENDENT on Saturday as having been
killed and horribly mangled on the b
and Q. track has been recognized and
his remains turned over to his people
Particulars of the case We're very
meagre up to this morning when it was
learned that neighborS had identified
the young man by his clothing and ar
tlcles that were on his person. The ac-
cident was first reported at Walkerton
by the passenger going west on Satur-
day morning, the engineer OF which
told the station agent that the body of
a man laid on the track lust east of
TeeSarden. Section men were sent to
the spot and Coroner kaszer and Sheriff
smith of this city were summoned de
parted for the scene. viewed the re
mains turned them over to Trustee
Vernon Ross and adjourned the inquest
until such time as the freight crew who
were supposed to have run over him
could be secured and their evidence OBJ
tanned. 1t was Saturday night when
the neektie which the young man wore
was recognized by a neighbor boy as
one he had traded To Whiteleather a
few days before Later the carriers he
wore were recognized by Mrs. samuel
Wehner the lady where ne made his
home as pair she had knit and
given him as a present. Later other
articles which were picked mp near by
were recognized by his friends and
there seems to be no doubt but that
the Identification is now complete. The
remains We're buried yesterday. lie
had been at Nalkert0n Friday ana
started during the night for Lapaz
afoot. 1t is supposed that he attempted
to board the morning tain as it passed
him, was thrown under the wheels ana
ground to pulp. His head was found
about two miles from where the acct
dent occurred.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-13

The birth of bouncing boy vester
day morning TO Mrs. VIM. Mcclure. Jr.
IS reported by DIR. Oyler.
Z. Ladd left for Chicago SUNDAY
evening where he is at present engaged
IN the insurance business.
Mrs. Jasper Hess and daughter Lu-
Emma, left for Chicago Saturday after
noon where Mr. Hess has store
The ball game yesterday between
Argos and MentOne resulted in a score
of Ii To 5 in favor of the latter named
club.
Harvey Calhoun and wife left for
Mrs. Calhoun's home in Pennsylvania
at noon to-day. They expect to be gone
several weeks.
}. W. Shirley, who has been at Hunt
ington for several weeks. returned
home Saturday evening. Mr.. Shirley
has accepted position on the road.
Right Wickizer left for Rochester
saturday evening where he leaves with
a base ball team for Logansport to play
with that nine there sunday afternoon.
Rev Beall and son arrived Saturday
evening. Rev. Beall preached the same
evening. One of the largest crowds
was there that has been for a long
time.
Among those from this city who will
attend the reunion Of the blue and
gray at Louisville are Hugh Pickerel,
Moses Dawson, Jack Clark and wife.
Jonathan Pickerel, Mrs. Drummond,
Walter Drummond and George Bowel
and wife.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-13
From Over the Comfy.

There appears disposition in all
parts of the county to make the county
fair to be held in this city September Il
to 20 an unprecedented success.
While fairs in other parts of the county
are good and elicit deep local interest
the fair here is of general interest to
the whole county which will be largely
and well represented in both exhibits
and attendance. Here is what the Ar
Cos Reflector had to say regarding the
fair, in its issue of this week.
1--WE would suggest to our farmer
friends and business men in this locality
that they make their arrangements to
patronize this fair both with their ex-
hibits and attendance. n good county
fair is good advertisement for any
county and, the people of this locality
have nothing to lose but possibly much
to gain by attending this fair
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-13
ARGOS AND VICINITY.
September 6, 1895.
TIE BALL GAME


TIE BALL GAME
Which was played yesterday after
noon between Argos and Mentone was
somewhat complicated. OF course om
boys have not practiced any for long
time yet they played fair game yeSter
day. The gate receipts amounted to
something over $1,000 The game was
very exciting about the sixth inning
when the Mentone boys had about
eight scores the better of our boys 10
to at that time, when three men were
on bases and a wild throw let them
III. Then the cheering and playing be-
gan IN earnest. At the end of the
game the score stood twenty to nine
teen IN favor of Argos. The Mentone
boys play fair game but Argos is al
ways just little better. The second
game will be played at Mentone next
saturday, September eth. The band
boys played some excellent music in
the afternoon and evening.
Corbin Wickizer went to Plymouth
this morning where he will be one of
the players for the Maroons in their
two games with the Bremen Blacks.
Father Miles of MaXenkuckee was in
town yesterday on business.
Louis SWearingen moved his house
hold effects into house in the Hess
row.
{. y. Reeve and Frank Jones of
Plymouth are in town moving the tele
phone exchange into Wlckizer's grocery
store for a short time.
Mrs. Rufus Jordan of Plymouth visi-
ted with friends for little while to-
day.
Mrs. John Vance left for Young
America where she will visit for several
days. Mrs. COtterman, an older sister
accompanied her.
The little live-yearOld child of Al
Spencer died of whooping cough and
Group at O'Clock this morning. FuneI-
al tomorrow.
Stevens " Wickizer will occupy the
new room being built by Corey 4 Ale
man.
Chas. Curtis is in town to-day.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-13
An Old NIeIilller-

The Hon. {. III. Reeve, of Plymouth,
has sent very fine picture of himself
to ID. {. McCollum which will be pre-
scented to Laporte lodge, No. 81, |. o. @.
F., next Friday evening. The picture
is an excellent one OF Mr.. Reeve and
will be highly appreciated by the mem
bers of the lodge. Mr.. Reeve was add
mitted to Laporte lodge by card July
22, 1859, and on account of his early at
tachment to the old members he has re-
tanned his membership here ever since,
and is now the sixth Oldest in member
ship of the lodge John Milliken, of
Crown Point, is now the oldest member.
He joined the lodge Apr IL, 1917.
Jacob Vile is next, joining by card
Feb. 90, 1856. &. W. Abbott joined
Aug % 1857, and l.. Gould Mar. 4 &, 1889.
-Laporte Herald, Sept. 3.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-13
A Painful Accident.

Claude Fish, son of S. S. Fish, met
with an accident Friday which was
as peculiar In its nature as it was dan
gerous. Coming into the house last
evening he threw himself down on a
lounge without looking to see what
might be there. 1t happened that a
pair of small shears had been left lay.
ing there and the sharp point of one of
the blades penetrated his back, break
ing off about half an inch in the
wound. DIR. Knott was called and
made an examination, finding that a
severe wound had been made near the
spine and in close proximity to the kid
neys. Had it penetrated little to one
side it surely would have resulted in
death. DIR. Knott gave the young man
the necessary care and it is thought he
will get along all right.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-13
4 VALUABLE FIND.
Mr.. JON NE WHOUSE DIGS INTO
A HILL AND MAKES A DISCOV-
cry.
Finds u Deposit of Yellow Oclre said To he
of Fine Quality and Has Probably struck
Honanza-Always Thought the Till
Contained IA Valuable Mineral Deposit.

Mr.. John Newhouse has discovered
mineral deposit i'll side hill on his
farm One-half mile west of this city
which may prove bonanza of the first
magnitude. 1t is no more nor less than
a vast bed of yellow ochre which lies
but four feet below the surface. Ochre
Is simply variety of fine clay contain
ing iron, but while tins is true it is not
found i'll such quantities that ii does
not have considerable stable CONNER
cial value and if this discovery by Mr.
NewhOuSe proves what il is now be
lleved it will do, it will add Il large for
tune to his already comfortable posses
SionS.
When seen Thursday afternoon Mr..
NewhOuse said that samples of the
ochre, when used III mixing paint had
proven satisfactory III every respect
and that when the pant was applied II
made favorable comparison with any
thing now on the market.
Il
Thursday of "a sample OF the mineral
furnished by Mr.. Newhouse with the
commercial commodity usually offered
in the market and pronounced it of
finer and better quality than the i'm
ported product. Its color is not quite
as dark as that generally known IN
commerce but it is not believed that
this fact will initiate against it IN the
markets. In fact it may prove point
in its favor
Mr.. NewhOuse came here fourteen
years ago. He asserts that he has be
lieved for the past ten years that the
particular hill in which this yellow
ochre deposit was found has contained
valuable mineral. Prompted by that
belief he has dug into it at different
times and places without making any
valuable discovery other than some
curious specimens of stone until he
made the Ochre find. When asked why
he believed there were mineral deposits
OF value on his farm he said he did SO
without any tangible reason but that
the idea had possessed him and been
with him constantly for years.
The hill lies along the banks of the
Yellow river, and is in reality low
bluff dividing the Highlands from the
river bottom. The samples shown by
Mr.. NewhOuse were taken from hole
about twenty-five feet above the sur
face of the river.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-13
THE WHiSKEY BUSINESS.
4. Reviewed and ILLUSTRATED; ny the Eo-
chester Republican.

]
The much mooted whiskey question
which IN different communities assumes
positions of varying relative lmpor-
tance, according To time and season Is
brought before the people of Rochester
i'm an emphatic and startling way by
the Republican of that city Ill language
us follows
If vou look at the Whiskey business
from IA standpoint of reason you behold
ONLY Kaleidoscope of horror. There
is not one symptom ot good III It, 1t
presents Il picture Of sin and shame OF
death and depreciation from first to last.
And if men can he licensed 10 traffic IN
this greatest OF all evils why not license
the lesser crimes gambling, horse-rac-
ing. prostitution, thievlng. miantlclde,
polvramy and all the wrongs that wills
key inctes anu the the people practice.
Men and women can accomplish all
these an,, maintain their reason ana q
SHOW oi public decency, without any
speclal injury to their families or neigh
bor> or danger of dropping into an
early grave. Drunkenness Is death.
damnation. degradation, poverty, beg
gary. horror and hell. In fact 1t Is the
foundation upon which all other crimes
have been constructed and perpetuated
from Tie days of Noah until the pres
ent time 1t cost Fulton county more
tor whiskey than for bread. More for
whiskey than for clothing. More Tor
whiskey than for :hools. More for
whiskey than for churches. And the
cost of whiskey in Fulton county IS suf-
Gent 10 build magnificent courthouse
every year. And then you can add to
this awful cost the shame and sorrow
and curses and misery and lighting and
awfulneSS everywhere that follow III
the wake of drunkenness. Compared
with the curse of whiskey, African slav
cry in America was pure righteousness,
and the rebellion i'll which Il hundred
thousand good men were slaughtered
verltable blessing The victims of
whiskey are the wives and mothers and
children, millions of whom are to-day
experiencing state OF starvation be
cause SO many husbands and fathers
spend their hard earnings for that which
beggers themselves and their families.
How do you like the picture? How do
you like to be a party and perpetuator
of this hell on earth? How 90 you like
to keep paying twenty thousand dollars
every year for the support OF the poor
in Fulton county, nine-tenths of whom
are whiskey paupers: Echo answers,
How
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-13

ARGOS, IND, September Z, 1885,
y. \. YOast went to Plymouth yes
terday
John McMasters attended the ball
game at Plymouth yesterday after
noon.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. EnOch Low, a
boy, Thursday morning. DR.. Oyler is
the attending physician.
James NJ. Beeber is plastering the
partition i'll the Reflector Office.
y. ID. Smith of the Plymouth INDIE
PENDENT passed through our place yes
terday on his way TO Joliet, H., where
his former home was. His wife Will
accompany him back to Plymouth.
Jacob Deveny went to Plymouth yes
terday on business.
Friends who We're visiting Miss Fay
Beeber, returned to their home at Wal
nut yesterday evening.
Schalfer Il Son are building new
wood house, also corn crib OH their
lots at Davis property.
Isaac Reed was in Knox yesterday on
business.
J. i. Weimer of Chicago is home for
few days
Ed Hand was up to-day from the
lake.
To-day was very busy day for the
merchants.
Miss Marie Gabbert returned home
from Plymouth this morning where she
has been visiting with her sister Bertha
and friends for few days.
The base ball boys have changed the
date of the game to be played at Men
tone. Instead of to-day it will be next
Monday.
Last night aoout nine o'clock hay
rack load OF young people numbering
eight girls and five boys drove into
town from Plymouth. n couple of the
young fellows went for quiet drink
and the consequences were some boys
here stole their girls.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-13
ARGOS, Ind, September 9, 1898.

Isaac Reed has purchased a new safe
J. :. Dickey is in Peru on business
to-day.
+. Spangle of Plymouth was i'll town
over Sunday.
Henry Borne of MarmOnt was in
town Saturday.
c. u. Drummond of Plymouth was in
town Saturday evening.
a carriage load of people drove over
from Plymouth Sunday.
Miss Cora Leland has just received a
new line of millinery goods.
Miss Eva Farer of Macy visited Miss
Nerna Curtis for few days.
w. j. Rankin and wife of Plymouth
visited in Argos over sunday.
Miss Made Gordon returned home
Saturday evening to Laporte.
{. o. Musselman and daughter of
Knox were i'll town Saturday.
Miss Eta Taylor of Rochester visited
with friends here over Sunday
J. w. IIoughton and Ora Jacox of
plymouth were in town Saturday.
Milo Bright and Mr.. Capp of Roch-
ester Sundayed in Argos with Mr.
Bright, the druggist.