Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-05-10

Saturday, May 18th. Union Township,
Culver Academy, Monday, May 9th.
Center Township, Plymouth, Wednes-
day, June 9Th.
The Us will meet with Mrs. Covert,
on CAIRO street, Tuesday evening, May
18th, 1895. Everybody very cordially
invited to come.
Those who heard the address deliv-
cred by Mr.. Bennett last Saturday night
were impressed by the clear logical evil
dence he produced.
L 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
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
give an e-cream social at that church
next Tuesday evening, to which every
one is cordially invited.
\ delegation of members of the W.
c. I. L. of this place, attended the con-
vention of that body, held at Bourbon,
Wednesday and Thursday.
1t is said that the only sure test for
detecting the new counterfeit postage
stamp is to find out whether it will stick
to an envelope. If it doesn't, it is the
genuine.
Baptismal services were held at
Pretty Lake last Sunday Afternoon by
the United Brethren, who hold services
at the Beghtol school house northwest
of this city.
Saturday, was a great day for our
merchants. The streets in the after
noon were damned full of people, and
all the clerks in our business houses
were kept busy.
The new stone flags for the sidewalk
at the court house have arrived, and ere
long a new walk will be placed in posi-
ton. This will add much to the appear
ance of the property.
A dog was killed by Pittsburg train
last Saturday, but the matter was not
brought to the notice of the Marshal
until Wednesday. Such things should
be reported Immediately.
Berry & Son, who have been conduct
ing tailoring establishment in Plym-
outh, moved their stock to Milwaukee,
Wis, where they will enter into the
the same line of business.
Mr.. Rev. Henry Narcotic will supply
the Presbyterian puluit in this city for
the summer. He will make his home
here and will no doubt prove valuable
addition to our religious forces.
The staff of life is universally admit
ted to be bread. 1t then stands to
reason that we should buy the best.
The La Porte street Bakery has the
reputation of keeping the very best.
The colored fellows who were at work
on the Corbin building went out on a
strike Wednesday. They claimed they
had too much work to do for the
amount of pay they were Receiving.
DR.. j. S. Baker who owns the old Rob-
inson barn, has remodeled it in elegant
shape. The equipment is first class,
having a flowing well in connection
with its other numerous advantages,
An exchange pertinently remarks:
The fact that the coming woman wears
dickey collar and a necktie has not
interfered with her desire to be held in
carriage on a pleasant moonlight night.
Our County Treasurer, Chas. Wink,
has been indisposed for several days
past. For the past sixteen days the
force in his office has been kept busy in
making the final report on delinquent
taxes.
Wanatah has broken out with an or
ange eating craze at a contest held there
Monday night, at which four contest
ants entered the ring forty three oranges
were disposed of in short order by the
winner.
Mr.. L. A. Kloepfer, wife, and their
son Carl, will leave Plymouth during the
first of June, for visit of several weeks
at their old home in Germany. Their
many friends wish them pleasant
journey.
Calvin Beck, who was arrested here
last week by Chief Meyers, was wanted
for breaking into a trunk and taking
about fifteen dollars worth of clothes
He was porter at the Neufer hotel at
Goshen.
The Bicycle works were closed down
Thursday afternoon, owing to the
funeral of Mrs. NJ. ID. Smalley. The
boys of that factory attended the
funeral services in a body, acting
as escort to the cemetery
Bicycle and other repair work done
promptly and in first-class style by I'm
derwood & Walls, Center street, south