Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

G. ". Marble returned from st Joe
Sunday night
Geo. Florial is reported very low with
kidney troubles.
Never-rip working pants for Coo at
NJ. Altman & Sons.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Sands, sun
day, July IS, a boy.
Lowest prices on balls and bats at
Underwood x Walls.
Justice Reeves and wife visited in
Bourbon Sunday.
All-solid mems shoes at the old price,
SOC, at N. Altman & Sons.
Miss Mary Sullivan visited friends in
Warsaw over Sunday.
Ed Weaver, of south Bend spent
Sunday in Plymouth.
Geo. II. Thayer Jr. returned from
Chicago Saturday evening.
Simon Goldsmith spent Sunday in
IIynouln with his family.
Chas. Koebert is the proud father of
nine pound girl, born yesterday.
Eli Pippenger Of Blissyille, is reported
very sick with kidney and heart trouble.
Clarence Smith, a popular young man
Of South Bend is in Plymouth to-day.
Joe Donahue and wife, Miss Clara
Butcher and Mr.. Garrett Sundied at st.
Joe.
Mr.. Adam Holm and son Jacob, sun
died at Walkerton with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Ramsby.
John Capron and wife, L. Tanner and
J. {. Jilson and wife were at NIaxen-
kuckee yesterday.
Mrs. Clallin Beerbower who has Leen
very sick with bilious fever is reported
little better today.
The best can salmon to be found in
the town always on hand at the La
Porte street Bakery.
Herbert l.. Nussbaum, Of Chicago. is
spending a weeks vacation in Plymouth
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lapierre, of South
Bend and Mr.. and Mrs. Whitlock spent
Sunday at Lake Maxenkuckee.
Capt. Geo. NJ. Studebaker of Co. F..
South Bend, was in the city Saturday
enroute home from Camp Matthews.
Maurice Lauer now located in bust
ness at Muncie spent Sunday with Ply
mouth friends on his way to Chicago.
MeSSrs. Edgar and Nelson Rogers and
Walter White attended the ice cream
social at Twin Lakes Saturday evening.
NJ. w. Simons and family, w. Kings
bury and wife and Mrs. Doctor Covert
returned from Maxenkuckee last eve
ming.
Mr.. f. Dibbly and Harry Shafer Wis
tied lady friends in South Bend and
Elkhart Sunday, making the trip on
their wheels.
Wild cherry Phosphate, perfect
nerve tonic at the La Porte street
Bakery. a twenty-five cent bottle for
| fifteen cents.
Emma +. Gallagher left Saturday
evening for Walkerton where she will
visit the family of OFT Townsend and
other friends.
Mrs. Emil Weise returned to her home
in Davenport, Iowa, this morning after
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
Marx Ruge, in this city.
Ed. 5. HOgarth and family, W. Van
Huysen and wife, and O. G. Soice and
family go to Pretty Lake today where
they will camp out for week.
Hon. Chas. Kellison left last evening
for Hornellsville, n. Y, in response to
a telegram announcing the serious ILL
ness Of his father, who is not expected
to live
y. II. Underwood, NJ. y. Wall, ID
Frank Redd, Winfield BisselI and Jas
Huffman made a flying trip to Walker
ton and LaPaz on their wheels yeSter
day.
Frank BosWOrth of Carpenter q Bos
worth left for Bourbon this morning
where he goes to invoice the stock Of
Fribley Bros. who failed there las
week.
Mr.. Frank, Alice and Baby Ham
mond started Saturday morning fol
Edgerton, Ohio, where they will visi
Mr.. Hammond's former home for about
a week.
Miss Tillie Walters, who has beer
visiting the family of Aug. Carabin fo
week past leaves for Columbia CITY
to-day from which place she returns t
her home in Mansfield, Ohio.
The special car to be used by the
Billy Casad Minstrel Co. arrived in Thu