Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22

pressed themselves as having a delecta-
! bic time.
Clerk ID. y. Snyder and Messrs. ID. G..
Morris and Ii. l.. FARRELL made up a
jolly trio which spent couple of days
in Chicago this week.
Miss Dora Smith, of Cleghorn, Iowa,
arrived in this city Tuesday, to make
an extended visit with her parents.
Sheriff Smith and wife.
J. J. Engledrum, the ex-runner, was
in the city Tuesday. He is now travel
ing for a cigar box manufacturing
company Of South Bend
Mr.. f. Gorham, who has been visiting
his daughters. Mrs. f. Spangle and Mrs
Fred Botset, left Saturday for his home
at Berrien Springs, Mich.
Walter Ostler, sentenced to prison for
year for stealing an overcoat, asked
for a new trial on Thursday. The
matter is under advisement.
The sagacious editor of the Greenfield
Argus has discovered that the reason
some people use hair oil is to keep the
wheels in their head creased.
Mr.. Jesse Altman spent few days in
Chicago this week, stocking up for the
spring trade in line of first-class fur
nishings and gents novelties.
y much needed improvement is the
planking of the Michigan street river
bridge, which was done the fore part of
the week, with two-inch plank.
! George Grant, the runner, has decid-
ed to pursue his business, that of con
tractor, in Plymouth, and is already
figuring on two new buildings.
Three prominent citizens of Fort
Wayne will walk to san Francisco for
a wager of 81 900. They will be in this
city some time Sunday morning.
Leave your meat orders at Kuhn's
meat market where they will be delv-
cred promptly. Shop at the old Tuttle
gallery building on CAIRO street
POULTRY RAIsERs:- Shaded & Rey-
nolds keep granulated oyster shell,
ground beef scrap and bone and bone
meat Best on earth for poultry.
Our merchants who uesire to present
their announcements before the public
can find no better medium than through
the columns of the INDEPENDENT.
Mrs. Mcclure and daughter Gertie. of
Wakarusa, while on their way to Wal
nut, stopped off in this city Wednesday
afternoon, the guests Of Will Mcclure
Mr.. Silas Joseph will not move his
family to Plymouth at present. On
Saturday he will be at his home near
Donelson, and on Mondays at Plymouth.
The legislature of Illinois are agita-
ting the propriety of making laws more
stringent against lotteries, and yet they
still permit people to marry in that
state.
The Epworth League had well at
tended service Wednesday. The pro-
gram was "An Evening with Whittier"
Four persons were admitted to mem
bership.
Mr.. J. ID. Molter was admitted to
practice at the bar of Marshall county
on Tuesday. Mr. Molter is an energetic
young man and will make brilliant
attorney.
\ show second to none is the guaran-
tee that the "Boy Tramp" puts forth.
You will be more than pleased if you
attend. At opera house Saturday eve,
March 3d.
Saturday the streets were filled as
they have not been in long time.
Many farmers attended the trial of
Ransbottom and many others were
doing shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Beebe, of Will
mette, ILL.,, were visiting her parents,
DIR. and Mrs. Borton, for few days
last week. Mrs Beebe was formerly
Miss Mae BortOn.
DIR. Viets, assisted by Messrs. Linquist
and Howe, removeda large cancer from
the face of Mrs. Stroupe, last Sunday.
The two young men assisting DIR. Viets
are studying medicine.
Mr.. w. E. Leonard, proprietor of the
Fair, has changed the appearance of his
store materially. He has moved the
contents all around and made the place
more convenient in many ways.
II. A. Armstrong was taken through
the mysteries of the Independent Order
of Foresters last Friday evening. The
Foresters are becoming one of the
strongest societies in this locality.
Michael Ryan and Silas Joseph went
to Chicago Wednesday to purchase a
new stock of gents furnishing goods
and shoes. They are closing out the
shoes left in stock by Peter Stegman.
hraak at tha hicvcla factory gave