Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-05-17


y sister of Mrs. o. F. Ketcham, Mrs
Mary BOyde, of Minneapolis, Mimi, is
attending her during her sickness.
Miss Joshephine Mickey, who has
been at Peru for the past three weeks,
returned to this city Saturday last.
Mrs. II. Hemrichouser, of Piercetorr
this state, is spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemrichouser, of this city
Mrs. NJ. E. Hume and Mrs. Rev.
Lands, attended gathering of Sun
day school workers, at Bemen, Thurs
day.
The Democrat Office has been receiv-
ing thorough renovation, and can be
said to be the finest in the STATED in neat
ness.
y buggy whip that no one can steal
is the prominent feature that gives a
rapid sale. For sale only by II. b.
Whitlock.
Brother Mattingly of the Bourbon
Mirror, has teen under the weather for
several days. He is reported as improv-
ing slowly.
The Seventh Indiana regiment, to
which Ex-President Harrison belongs,
will hold a reunion at Bethany Park,
August 18th.
&c. Talbot purchased two elegant
wheels this week of Underwood & Wall.
One of these wheels was a present to
Mrs. Talbot.
III. b. Whitlock carries in stock one of
the best buggy whips to be found in
Plymouth. To be seen is to purchase.
Call and see it.
The employees of the Novelty Works
in the bending department, took hol-
iday Wednesday, owing to the bursting
of steam pipe.
/ can make pants from So to S12
and suits from SIS to $40, work and fit
guaranteed. Call and see me. Klein
schmidt, the Tailor.
Mrs. J. r. Granger, daughter of Mrs.
j. Brown, and of Rock Rapids, Iowa,
was called here owing to the severe i'll
ness of her mother.
a large delegation of our citizens
went to Marmont yesterday, to attend
the laying of the corner stone of the
new Culver Academy.
John Walsh, died at the county Asy-
lum, last Tuesday morning. He was at
one time one of the most prosperous
farmers of this county.
a Miss Merrill, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. III. Thayer, Jr.
for several days, left Plymouth Thurs
day for New York City.
Public installation of the officers of
the Eastern Star lately formed in Val
paraiso, took place Monday night last
before large gathering.
Erminie Winning, daughter of T. j.
Winning, went to Hagertown, Ind
Monday, where she will visit several
days with relatives and friends.
Frost was reported in a great many
places, and fruit prospect destroyed.
With us we are fortunate, as no frost
of a damaging nature has been reported.
Lincoln Geik's little daughter had her
foot injured last Tuesday, by being run
over by dray. The injury, though not
serious, keeps her confined to the house.
Mr.. Chas. Reynolds and Miss Mary
Hoover, were married last Sunday by
Justice II. b. Reeves. They will COM
mence keeping housein the near future.
AS we understand it, the devil put it
into the mind of women that she had
nothing to wear. The idea seems to
have prevailed to a large extent ever
since.
AL. Ayers, who has been for several
days past, examining the crop pros
poets throughout the state, returned
home Tuesday. His report is encour-
aging.
The widow of John Brown of slavery
fame has lived for several years in a
cabin among the red woods of the Sierra
Azure mountains, fifty miles south of
San Francisco.
A little unpleasantness occurred in
the Peoples drug store last Sunday
evening, resulting in Mr.. Chas. Shaded
being compelled to eject the party who
became to previous.
Suitable grounds have been purchased
of the Byre Bros, near Warsaw, on
Eagle Lake, which will be suitably ar
arranged to hold the National Presby-
terrain Chautauqua.
A merry party of about 40, completely
surprised Miss Angie HOughtOn, Tues
day evening In honor of her 10th ami
versary, and enjoyed themselves as only
"sweet sixteens can"
"MySweet Hearts Man in the Moon"
on hand organ, accompanied by two
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