Marshall County independent., 1895-10-18
l.. \. klOepfer has added a large

guest OF j. \. Ashley and family this
winter.
James Zinn, who has been quite i'll
for some time past, has returned from
Angleton much improved and with
good prospects of a complete recovery.
y. j. Uncaper, of Grovertown, was in
this city last evening on his way home
from Lagrange, Ga. He speaks very
highly of that country and its future
prospects.
y travelling performer gave an exhi-
bition on the streets last evening. Jug
CLING and feats of strength were the
main features of the performance
which was very good.
The stone foundation of the old
Pittsburg water tank which used to
stand just west of the depot, is being
taken up and VIII be shipped to Mon
roeyille, where it will again he utilized
for the same purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jost formerly
of Monticello and who for the past
week have visited in this city left this
morning for Arkansas City, Kansas,
where Mr. Jost has engaged in busi-
ness and they Will make their futnre
home. Mrs. Jost is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Johnson of this
city
Mrs. John Evans. residing west of
this city was found dead in be this
morning. Her death is presumed to
have been caused by stroke OF paral-
ysis. Mrs. Lyans was visiting yester-
day with friends ard seemingly in the
best of health. Notice of funeral Will
be published tomorrow.
Rev. c. II. Thayer, ST., of Bourbon,
who has been visiting his son, II. G..
Thayer in this city for the past three
weeks, was robbed of his pocket book
at the Pittsburg depot yesterday, as he
was boarding the train to return to his
home. The book contained two tickets
and some money.
From Saturdays Daily.
J. Il. Rowell was in Valparaiso yes
terday.
Dr. Borton was in Chicago yesterday
on special business.
Trustee McCrory made d business
trip to Argos yesterday.
Miss Bessie Irwin, of Lapaz, was in
the city today, shopping.
John Baugher of Tyner City was in
town on business to-day.
Several cases ofdiptheria are reported
in the vicinity of Bremen.
Mrs. +. kershaw, of Argos, is .he
guest of friends in this city.
Mr.. All Brown drove over from Men
tone yesterday, on business.
Two covered wagons drove through
the city on their way to Georgia.
Miss Ola Williams left Plymouth to-
day, for short stay at Marmont.
y new cross walk is being built on
the west side of CAIRO across Plum
street.
Mrs. Z. y. Scott, of Delphos, Ohio, is
visiting with the family of III. b.
Reeves.
{. NJ. Kreighbaum, of South Bend
was III this city to-day and transacted
business.
Lew Ilouser, of near Lakeville, is the
guest of Sheriff Smith and family for a
few days.
Mrs. o. +. Townsend is visiting in
the city with her sister, Mrs. W. +.
Peterson.
Miss Queen Cleveland entertained
small party of friends last evening
with cards.
Mrs. Sigmund Meyer will return from
a two weeks visit with relatives at Chi
cago, tomorrow.
II. y. Herman, wife and daughter. of
Delphi, are guests of j. +. Turner and
family over Sunday.
Crown Point has let the contract for
a $4,000 system of water works. Work
is to commence next week.
Mrs. Ilobble, Of Kankakee, is visiting
for few days with her brothers, j. S.
and {. II. Reeve, in this city.
The first story of the new Brink
block has been completed, and the
work is being rapidly pushed forward.
Mrs. X. X. Brooke and daughter.
Mrs. +. q. Smith, have returned from
Petoskey, Mich, where they spent the
summer.
Asa Rider, Robert Rider and daughter
Mary returned from Kansas to-day via
Nandalia, Ry, and report a highly en-
joyable trip.
There is dangerous place in the
street at the corner of Walnut and
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