Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-26
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Mrs. Frank Bosworth and baby leave
for buchanan. Mich, tomorrow where
she Will visit her mother and sister.
The Plymouth lIaroons so to Colum-
bia City next Tuesday, to meet the To-
cal team there on their own grounds.
Daniel Denman. who was troubled
with paralysis, is able to be up and
around again, and IS on a fair way to
recovery.
Mr.. George Nandorsen, who lives
near Argos, is reported in a critical con
dition with lung trouble. DIR. Martin.
of this city, is attending him.
Howard Meyers. who has worked for
Elmer Seltenright in this city, left for
his home in Philadelphia last night,
where lie viii visit friends and relatives
fer some time.
The Us VIII meet with the "Junior
Endeayor," at the home Of Miss Mabel
stewart, on sophia street, Tuesday
evening July 30th, 1885. Everybody
come.
The test weight car Of the Pittsburg
road is here, waiting to test the new
track scale. It is a model of ingenuity
and would be of interest to any me-
chanic
~ Miller, the man whowas overcome
by heat while working en- the track
scale at the elevator, was taken to lis
home in Fort Wayne, and is not yet
able to he out.
The musical given by the young peo-
pie of the Reformed church at the resi-
dence of VIM. NcDuTy last evening
was a thorough success and all report
delightful time.
Y LaIIarpe girl has an autograph
cook book in which her girl friends
write their fayorite receipts. 50 far
forty-three Of the receipts have been
for candy and one for corn bread.
Mrs. Hugh Brownlee left for Marion
this morning in response to q call to the
bedside OF her mother, who is far adj
vanced in years and is reported very
low. Her motLer is % years Of age.
1t pays to trade at The Peoples Drug
store.
Thieves entered John klinghammer's
ice house near the Pittsbug depot last
night gaining entrance by smashing the
lock, with a coupling pin. Marks on
the ground showed that two kegs of
beer had been carried out but how
much more could not he told.
Mortimer J.. Thompson a former
prominent young man Of this city and
graduate Of the Plymouth High
school two years ago, now residing in
Cleveland, Ohio, Was married OF Tues
day evening the 23d. The fair bride
was Miss Lulu FairchllG an estimable
young lady Of that city.
Charles shaded received a present
from Sc0tt Foss this morning, in the
shape OF three specimens of melted
glass taken from the ruins of the
| Worlds Fair buildings: one from Man
ufacturers building and two from the
Agricultural building. They can be
seen in the window al the Peoples drug
store.
Dr. ID. c. Knott, the president, and
W. Z. Nanvactor, the manager of the
Hunnings Telephone Company at Ply
mouth called to-day. They were on
their way TO Huntington to put in a
plant at that place, which will connect
with several towns. 1t sprobable that
some system will strike Rochester some
day in the near futslre. Rochester Sen
tinel.
For the second time in about six
weeks Barney Ockers favorite pointer
dog "Jack" was poisoned this morning,
and it was only by prompt action his
life was saved. Ii does seem as though
some low lived individual had declared
war in sneaking, undetermined, man
ner on every well bred and valuable
dog in the city. If dog bothers
man it is his duty to notify its owner
to take care of it, then if he does not do
it there are laws to make him, but to
poison mans dog is just as much
crime as to poison his horse and any
person who does it should be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
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