Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
QbeJnoepenoent
From Wednesdays Daily.

morning.
Rollo Oglesbee returned home from
Indianapolis, last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Snyder, left for
Chicago this morning.
DR.. Niets, who has been on business
trip to Ohio, returned home last evening.
WANTED:-12 or - black cat skins.
Fer price see GEO. I'll. BAYLOR, Jeweler,
The fast train on the Pennsylvania
railroad was about two hours late this
morning.
A. l.. Hubbard, of Angola, Ind, fell
dead on the streets. Death was caused
by heart disease.
Mr.. and Mrs A. y oSt, returned home
this morning from short visit with
friends IN Warsaw.
Sigmund Mayer, who has been away
on a three days business trip returned
home last evening.
At Marion yesterday the jury IN the
case of the state VS.. John y, Hart tor
embezzlng $500 from Armour Il Co.,
returned a verdict of not guilty.
T. G.. Hill, florist, of Richmond, Ind,
secured the first prize on his pink
chrysanthemums, Indiana" at the
Madison Square, New FORK, chrysan-
themum exhibit.
If you want the political news of the
the coming campaign read our adyer-
tisements of clubbing offers with the
New York World and tribune else
where in this paper
O. G.. BOtsch of Washington, DC, who
visited with friends in this city several
DAYS ago, and left for short stay at
Chicago Is back in the city again pre-
paratOry to leave for his home in Wash.
ingtGn.
A local freight and wreck train
came together in head end collision at
Sherman street, Marion, yesterday. Both
trains were running at rate of about
ten miles an hour. The damage was
about $4,000.
Miss Mena Wolford, now a nun of the
st. Agnes Convent, who was called here
few days ago on account of the seri-
Gus illness of her mother, returned to
the convent at FOn-du-L &c, Wis.,, this
morning.
Mr.. j. Moore and son Charles, took
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.. Aaron
Collett of Inwood, and helped to do full
justice to 34-pound turkey. Some of
those Inwood turkeys will be very ac-
ceptable in this city about the 18th.
The plant of the Rushville foundry
and machine works, has been sold at
receivers sale to Madden & Company,
by Edward 5. Pugh, receiver of Nolan,
Madden and company. Considera ion
5000. The plant is the most complete
one between indianapolis and Hamil-
ton
John T. Eversole, one of Warsaw S
Oldest and most respected citizens,
dropped dead on the streets Tuesday
He left home only few moments pre-
vious to his death, apparently In the
best of health. He was seventy-live
years of age and had been a resident of
that city for over forty years.
Prof. Firch, of Columbia City, state
fish commissioner, and Prof. Overman
have been telegraphed for to go to
Bluffton. Ind, at once and investigate
the death of thousands of fish in the
Wabash river. The gills CT all the dead
fish were congested. The fish seem tC
be afflicted with some mysterious dis
ease.
The officers Of the Indiana division of
the Travellers Protective association
organized in Frankfort, Saturday even
Ing a post that starts with member
ship of thirty. y. W. Hanna was elect
ed president, ID. +. Coulter, vice-presi.
dent, and j. +. Kramer, secretary and
treasurer Those composing the board
of directors are: r. NJ. Sims, Arthur
Huessey, y. G. Davis, A. l.. Cooper, w
J.IIatfelG and W. NJ. Shafer