Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-26
From MONDAYS Daily.

was before Squire Hull.
From Mondays Daily.
Quarterly conference in session to-
day.
y small shower presented itself yes
terday.
Mr.. Floyd McGrew spent Sunday in
Argos.
III. $. Harrington went to Rochester
to-day.
Mr.. John Drake, of Rochester, was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. J. HOFFMAN and children spent
Sunday in Walnut.
The excursion to Michigan City this
morning was big one
Mr.. J. Flagg and son Omer, went to
Michigan City this morning
Mr.. Geo. Smith has been appointed
in the place of II. c. OBlenis.
Several other parties enjoyed the low
rates to the city this morning.
Mr.. Hatch and son Harry, were over
from Mentone Friday, on business.
No more sample copies of the INDIE
PENDENT will be distributed free after
to-day.
Messrs. Kewney and Vile. of Roches-
ter, were in town Sunday for few min
utes.
The Apollo Musical club will meet
with Mrs. Quincy \ good program Will
be rendered.
Extracts of Mr. Kinks lecture last
sunday will be given by the Daily In
dependent tomorrow.
Ed Turner, who is travelling on the
road, came home Saturday to spend
Sunday with his parents.
Richards Il Fox have begun a suit
for damages against Harrison Waddle
Y. u. Kirk acting as Prosecutor.
Loyal Legion gives an entertainment
at the NJ. +. church Tuesday evening
y good program Will be rendered.
". l.. Mcclure was elected, at Quar-
terly conference to-day, as delegate e
the Northern Indiana conference.
The INDEPENDENT will be delivered
at your house for 10 cents week.
c. FLAGG, Agent.
The little baby of W. Shircman dice
Saturday evening of whooping cougi
and was buried this morning at II
O'Clock.
Last Saturday the second nine of Ar
Cos and Walnut Center played a gam,
of ball The score could not he kept
but Argos won.
Wickizer and Stevens are hustlers. \
few of their brands of cigars are now
on the market The "GlObe" and "Lit
tie Eva" are their principal > cen
| leaders.
The Knox Malta boys transferred
here Saturday afternoon TO the i. l.. 4
W., where they stacked arms until tn,
extra going south at o:l5 arrived. ThtN
left for their camping grounds at In
dianapolis. The boys were Jolly set
Plymouth Blues occupied five coaches
Mr.. Dick Weimer was presented
with the prize at writing school Satur
a I q
land and WickiZer, were judges. |
was hard to decide who should receiv,
the prize, as all had done eXcellen
work. Mr. French will begin his sec
ond term one week from Monday a
the usual time and place.
The Republican, of Rochester, state!
that they have what is known as The
classic streets of Iceberg The mini0I
of the law must surely receive a coo
reception at that locality.
The latest is 'Trilsy" bathing suit
In the absence of a fashion plate tn,
Muncie Herald wants To know if it il
one altogether like the boys wear at tn,
"old swimmin" hole or the kind uset
at Long Branch. v alparaiso Messen
ger.
Mr.. Ben Fetters purchased some cab
bage plants the other evening and SOM
time during the night someone quietl.
stole in his wood-hohse where he ha'
placed them, and captured them. Tn
cabbage plants seem to he very scare
this year; and everybody tries to &c
them, even if they have to steal them