Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-04
Bremen.
Christ Lauppe was at Plymouth on
business Wednesday.

Christ Lauppe was at Plymouth on
business Wednesday.
CD. Hoople, of this place was doing
business at Nappanee Tuesday.
Bill Davis and Will Hoffman, were
doing business at Plymouth yesterday.
Joe Black of Plymouth, made Bremen
a visit in his official capacity last We'd
nesday.
Miss Nettie Fink and Miss Pearl
Fink, spent Thanksgiving with relatives
at Argos.
Mrs. Joseph Baxter and daughter,
Lima, were transacting business at Ply
mouth, Tuesday.
The Misses Emma KOontZ and Emma
Stanbe, of this place, spent Thanks
giving with friends in Walkerton.
Frise and Ellis the well drivers, were
at Plymouth Tuesday and made settle
ment with that city for a well put down
last summer.
Mrs. Haas new house on South
Center street is nearing completion and
completed will be quite an improve
ment to that part of town.
Harmon VAIL, who is engaged at
stone cutting in Bloomington, ILL.,, ar
rived in Bremen Monday to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents.
u. +. ). Miller's new business room is
now completed and Will IN a few days
be occupied by Miller and cOmpany'S
stock of drugs and stationary and Will
lam Lehrs jewelry store.
VIM. Huff ST., |. L. ID. Seller and j.
NJ. Jteineck, were called to Rochester
yesterday on account of the case the
Union State Bank of Bremen VS.. II e..
Hess, which has been pending in the
courts for nearly two years.
The last of the machinery for the
new machine shop was taken TO the
works on Tuesday and the work Is now
being pushed as fast as posi- de on the
foundry department and is expected to
have the entire works going at full blast
again by the middle of December.
\ number of Miss Della Detubrenners
friends arranged very agreeable sur
prise on her last Monday evening, it be-
ing the sixteenth anniversary of Miss
Della's birth. About twenty of her
friends dropped in on her, about eight
o'clock and quite nice time was ENJOY
ed.
.Jeptha BOndurant is lying quite low
presumably from blood poison. Some
time ago he had d small sore on his arm
to which he paid but little attention,
but it grew worse and finally seems to
have spread through his entire system.
Drs y oungman and Wahl have bat
little hone OF his recovery.
During the past week one could look
in almost any direction and see either a
hunter returning from the chase most
generally with nothing more to show for
his several hours hard work and tramp
than care worn look, or else you could
see some belated friend just ready to
start out to compete with the fate of
his brother hunter.
The military company at this place
formerly known as company n, Bird
Regiment |. y. e., whose time expired
last spring were finally mustered out
of service at this place ON last Tuesday
evening They had something like
eighty-iiye dollars iii their treasury at
the time OF disarmament which has
been turned over to the Holland Rad
iator reconstruction fund.
Thanksgiving was oh erved by the
people IN Bremen at the various
churches about town as follows: Union
services at the Plymouth street Evan
gelical church at l0:30 a. M, at which
the Rev. Mr.. Conversion, Mr.. Davies
and Mr.. KOeing ofliciated; services were
held at the Lutheran church at 1920 d.
m, and the services were conducted by
Rev. August Wilder. In the evening
Thanksgiving services were held in the
Center street Reform Evangelical church
at which the Rev. Buehler OBLIGATED.
The Y. p. 5. e. f. also gave literary
and musical entertainment at the Con
gregatiOnal church at 7:3O, in the even
ing. Most of the business houses were
closed the greater part of the day, and
1t was the most general Thanksgiving
Bremen has had for many year.