Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-02-15

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made him by the hotel in South Bend
and left to take his new position thi:
week.
1t is said that the Fl. Wayne Journa
has twenty-five libel suits on its hands
That paper must be dong rushing
business.
February 21st, 22d and 23d, occurs the
farmers institute, in Goshen, Elkhart
county. An elaborate program has been
prepared.
The military academy that was de-
stroyed by fire at Maxenkuckee last
week, we understand will be rebuilt in
the spring.
The Soldiers Colonization company
will hold meeting at the Drake school
house, eight miles east of Plymouth
Tuesday night.
Go to j. V. Ashley & Sons for hard
ware, tools, implements, pants, oils
stoves and tlnware at prices to match
the hard times.
Shaded & Reynolds are always alive to
the wants of their customers. Their
line of Grape tissue paper is of the latest
designs and colOrs.
Mrs. Sullivan. mother of j. j. Sullivan
was taken suddenly i'll Tuesday night
| last. At the present time she is reported
much improved.
The prohibltionists of Kosciusko
county, met Feb. ii, to reorganize. This
being st. Valentine day, good results
are liable to follow.
The "Tansil Punch" cigar has a great
reputation, and holds its own against all
corners. They can be found at the
Peoples Drug Store.
Miss Jennie Fisher, of Argos, has
been spending several pleasant days the
past week with her old friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Hughes.
The third annual session of the Mar
shall County Teachers Institute, will
be held in the opera house, Friday and
Saturday, Feb. 22d and Odd.
The Altar Guild, of st Thomas
church will meet Monday night at the
residence Of Mrs. +. w. Botset. All
members should be present.
Mrs. Chas. Wilhelm, of indianapolis,
who has been visiting several weeks
with the family of J. &. Bunnell, re-
turned to her home Saturday.
Two sled loads of jolly young people
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Richards, five miles southwest of this
city, on the evening of st. Valentine's
day.
Nicholas Klymer who has been out in
the West for the past four years came
home the first of the week and will
spend the rest of the winter with his
parents.
Little FloSsie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Slater, has been serious i'll with
diphtheria the past week, AM anxious
friends are watching eagerly for favor
able reports.
The Peoples drug store in connection
with their excellent line of tissue paper,
have large line of wire shades, ready
for use. Give them call when in need
of this line of goods.
Mr.. Price, of Maryville, revenue col
lector of this district, was in our city
Tuesday, adjusting the revenue loss
with J. A. Anderson. He made this of
flee very pleasant call.
Messrs. HardenbroCk and Llebold, of
Walkerton, were Plymouth visitors
Tuesday evening. They came to see
the glove contest. Mr.. Liebold is an en-
ployee of the Walkerton Independent.
Our friend of the Etna Green News
has placed in position new cylinder
press, and tells his subscribers if they
will come to the front in proper man
ner, he will enlarge to column
quarto.
Between fifteen and seventeen hun
dred valentines were handled at our
postoffice yesterday. This, outside of
the regular mail matter did not even
show an increase of work, to an OBJ
server.
VIM. Silver, representative of the Hor-
ace S. Curtis Manufacturing Co., gave
this office pleasant call Tuesday last.
He is the agent TOR the fire extinguisher
which was so satisfactorily tested Tues
day night.
Mr.. A. Smith, of Chicago, representing
Mr.. w. ii. Harvey, author of "Coin's
Financial School, was pleasant caller
at this office Saturday last. He also
transacted business here connected with
the Plymouth Wagon Co.
We should all be interested in our
cOuntry's financial condition. To be
competent to judge upon this matter,