Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-11

Emma Swlndell is visiting with friends |
at Chicago for few days.
II. c. Stevens of Rochester, was in
our city to-day on business.
+. y. Hoffman, of Rochester, was in
the city on business to-day.
William Voreis, of Argos, was in our
city yesterday on business.
The family of Street Commissioner
Reynolds is sick at present.
Celluloid, plush and leather holiday
goods at Tanners drug store.
The X. o. 7. Ms are about to be the
proud possessor of 100 members.
j. Phillipson, of Chicago, visited with
friends in this city over Sunday,
William Bryant, trustee of Walnut
township, was in the city to-day.
Miss Ellie Snyder left for IIibbard
yesterday morning to visit friends.
Harry Lampson has been quite sick
with malarial fever for few day.
Miss Lizzie SidmOre, of ROchester,yls
tied with friends in this city Sunday.
WANTED:-l or Is black cat skins.
For price see Gro. III BAYLOR, Jeweler.
David Hull and wife, of Argos, are
visiting with their son, David, of this
city.
J. c. Gallagher left for Terre IIaute
yesterday on business as well as
pleasure.
Mrs. Jacob Trowbridge, OF this city,
is visiting with friends at Terre IIaute
this week.
w. III. SimOns, of Warsaw, is visiting
with his brother NJ. W. Simons, of this
city to-day.
Mrs. Joseph Andres of Peru, visited
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Berg
man, over Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Neil has returned from a So
journ in Albany, y. y. He came by
way of indianapolis.
Mrs. NJ W. Simons left for Niles,
Michigan, last week for a few days So
journ with friends.
Edward Levi, of New York City, was
the guest of his friends NJ. Lauer and
wife, over Sunday.
Ex-Sherif Henry farrell, of Tyner
City. was in the city yesterday renewing
old acquaintance.
Miss Carrie Wilson, OF MaXenkuckee
will make her home with her uncle T.
NJ. Walker, this winter.
Scandal, is described as something one
half of the world takes great delight in
inventing, and the other half in circu
lating.
VIM. Sears, of Chicago, was in the
city yesterday looking after his business
interests as well as calling on old
| friends.
The Plymouth Independent will begin
this week to issue a semi weekly edition,
instead of the weekly. Zimmerman e.
Smith are hustlers.-Nappane Adj
vance.
If you want the political news of the
the coming campaign read our adver-
tisements of clubbing offers with the
New York World and tribune else
where in this paper.
] Tho of Nntcranc hnn
been postponed until next Thursday
evening, December II 1895, at 30 p. M,
full attendance is desired as election
of officers will take pace
The roller skating craze is being re-
vived throughout the country, and 1T is
said many of the Kinks in the large cities
are running full blast. Bloomers are
also used by the young lady skaters.
Canada, with population of about
equal to that of Illinois, has an area al
most as large as the entire United States.
: 1t has less wealth than Illinois, with a
debt about half as the debt OF the United
States. 1t had deficiency last year of
about 100000.
The Sunday school class of the Pres
byterian church composed of twelve
young gentlemen viii take supper with
: their teacher w. +. Bailey, at his resi-
dence on Thayer street, next Friday
evening at o'clock sharp.
J Thomas Tobin, who was conductor
on the Grand Trunk excursion train
J which was wrecked with great loss of
life at Battle Creek, during the Worlds