Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-12
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.


Oliver Chase has returned to Fl
Wayne.
William Kendall is repapering his
store rooms.
Mems Harvest Gloves 90 cents at Bal
& Carabin's.
Frank Mckinney left yesterday fol
Boston, Mass.
Mems Harvest Gloves % cents at Ball
& Carabin's.
Highest market price for wool at NJ
Altman & Sons.
Miss Tlllie VanGilder returned to
South Bend yesterday.
Sweaters, white or colored, for 25c at
NJ. Altman & Sons.
Lowest prices on balls and bats at
Underwood e Walls.
Oliver plows cheaper than ever be-
fore, John V. Ashley & Son.
The phone number of the INDEPEND
ENT is 81. Give us the news.
Jesse Gilmore is suffering from car
buncle on the side of his neck.
Frank Gibson, of Kokomo, is visiting
relatives and friends in this city,
Fresh fish every Friday can always
be found at Kuhn's meat market.
The Nappanee ball club is having
quite time playing ball this season.
John Brakel and wife, of South Bend,
are visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Bicycles, bicycle sundries and repair
work at Underwood & Walls, Center
street.
Salmon are very plentiful at Lake
MaXenkuckee. They are of the white
variety.
Mrs. Gattsleven, of Winnecanne,
Wis, who has been visiting Mrs. T.
Vanvactor, is very i'll.
The same "old" wagon, but fresh, de-
licious bread, delivered every day at
the Laporte street bakery.
Brother Carter. Of the Bourbon News,
let the eagle scream last week. He used
two colors on the first page.
Miss Kate Shepherd, will leave for
Louisville, Ky, Wednesday evening,
where she will remain some time.
Mrs. Harry Bennitt niece of Miss
Sarah Patterson, will return to her
home in Michigan City this evening.
The scarcity of hay in some portions
of the country has caused a marked in
crease of shay fever" in some localities.
Peter Disher threshed So acres of
wheat last week, averaging from six to
fifteen bushels to the acre. lie says the
grain is of good quality.
Mr. +. NJ. Axe transacted business in
Chicago today.
+ Mr.. Deeds visited Argos to-day where
he has dental parlor.
Mr. Bullock is moving into his new
residence on Congee street.
Mr. O. Agler returned to his place of
BUSINESS in Chicago today.
Mr. James Maxey has gone to In
dianapolis on business of a legal nature.
y sixty foot stack has been received
10, H. - 4
plant.
Miss Laura Ryder who has been
visiting her parents returned to Elk
hart today.
y new floor is being laid in the build
ing recently vacated by Mrs Moore and
Miss McMasters.
Andy Snyder has nearly completed
his new house on Cemetery street and
will move frem Inwood soon.
Mayor Sunam, of Valparaiso, seems
to be the proper authority before whom
the buns are tried for vagrancy.
Harry Langfelt who has been under
the weather for some time had a surgi-
cal operation performed upon his leg
today.
Mr.. Henry and Fred IIaslanger, of
South Bend, formerly of this city, are
visiting among friends and relatives in
this city.
Al pfc, who is connected with the
Adams Express Co. of this city, re-
turned from a visit with friends in
Kendallville last night.
y large force of men are engaged in
removing the water tank which has
stood between the Vandalia track and
the L. +. w. & G. II. II.
Mr.. John Mcfarland received three
fine Poland-China hogs from Nashville,
Ind. They were as fine group of hogs
as were ever in the country.
Mrs. Guice and Mrs. J. Brubaker, OF
Ashland, Ohio, are enjoying pleasant
| visit with tbair Irofbar II Hmm,