Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-09

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DR.. T. Montgomery. of South Bend,
transacted business in our city yester-
day.
Mrs. Jacob Haag visited her sister
Mrs. Rudi at Bourbon several days
this week.
Miss Lettie McBroom, who has been
very sick with typhoid fever is conyal-
escent.
Mr. +. J. Boyer, of WinOna Assem-
bly,, Warsaw, passed through the city
last evening.
Miss Trude Downey, of Rochester, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Schrock, OF
Sophia street,
VIM. Bottorf's little child which was
very sick with cholera infantum, is re-
ported much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole and Miss Lena
Koontz spent the latter part of the week
at Lake Maxenkuckee.
Misses Della Artus and Eva Palmer
are the guests of Miss Nora Mccormick
in this city for few days.
Mrs. J. W. Hess and Mrs. Eva Tyr
rell, of Bourbon, spent yesterday at
Pretty Lake with friends.
Mrs. II. f. Ball, of near Plymouth is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Ripple, and
son Mr.. Ben Ball at Bourbon.
James Berry, before Justice Reeves
yesterday, for being drunk, was fined
500 and went to jail in default.
Gertrude +. Peterson is visiting heI
grandfather for few weeks at Benton
Iarbor, Mich.
Romer Jilson is giving party this
afternoon to about forty of his little
friends at the residence of his parents
Miss Della Popka, of Chicago, a niece
of DR.. Baker, and Miss Anna Tanka, OF
LaPorte, are the guests of DR.. Baker
and family in this city for few days
Mrs. John Worl, of New Castle, re
turned to her home today, after visiting
relatives in Plymouth for the past few
days.
Mrs. Scott Patterson and son Roy
Wilmer, of Kalamazoo, are the guests
of j. e. Bunnell and family for few
days
Mrs. Emma Rhodes and children, OF
Chicago are visiting the family OF
County Treasurer c. c. Wink for few
days
Mrs. Julius Lineman and children, OF
Logansport, are visiting Mrs. Peter III
rich and other friends in Plymouth fol
a week or more.
Bert Beerbower came down from
South Bend last evening to see hi!
mother who has been very sick. liz
returned to-day.
Chas. Woodward, who was here tax
ing two weeks treatment for lun9
trouble is better and returned to Chi
cagO last evening.
Miss Katie Stoddard, who has beer
the guest of Miss Grace Axe, for sc
eral days, returns to her home in Val
paraiso this evening.
Mrs. o. NJ. Packard left for Chicago
this morning in response to telegram
announcing the serious sickness Of he
sister at that place.
Misses Francis IIanes and Maut
Merrill returned from South Bend yes
terday where they have been visiting
friends for several days.
Jim Huffman caught another of thos,
prize bass at Pretty Lake, Thursday
Frank Jacox can tell whether it was any
good or not, having received it as ;
present.
John IIolem, residing north of Don
aldson in theSwedish settlement, dice
yesterday morning of consumption
Funeral takes place at the Swedish
church Sunday morning at 1870.
The social given at the residence OF
n. V. Hoover last evening by the Mis-
sionary Society of the Reformed church
was largely attended and was success!
from every standpoint.
Mice Emma GalIaohar IF PIvnoutb
was visiting with WalkertOn friend!
this week. Miss Gallagher since leav
ing Walkerton, has been teacher il
the Columbia City schOOls.-Walkertor
Independent.
The @. Us entertained party Of
about 20 young people last evening al
the residence of Miss Mamie HOham