Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15

I IdhiI1. vi Elias IoN near tnlS clfy, LETT
for their home this morning via. the
Pittsburgh II. Il.
III. q. Thayer delivered another lect-
ure at Warsaw last evening, returning
home this morning.
An exchange pointediy states that
eight inches of SNOW fell In OHIO.
Bring in that wood"
1t is reported that shoe war is on At
DelFh, this state. y good thing for the
people III that locality at least.
VS. Reeve, of the W. :. Reeves
Publishing Go. of Chicago. was home
yesterday visiting MS folks J. ). Reeves.
Boys are apt to be forgetful about
good many things, but they do not
of'en start to school on Saturday morn
lngs
The infant daughter of VI. W. Gee
died last night OF whooring cough the
child was three weeks old, was buried
at 3 o'clock.
1t Logansport yesterday, Edward
Moore, IS years of age was instantly
killed 10y the accidental discharge of
Shot gun.
Dr. Jackson returned home this
morning from Pretoria. Ohio, where he
has been visiting his only sister, who
is vigorously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. luck NIGEL WHO have
been in this city for the past week intro
ducing musical chart left this morn
ing for South Bend.
Thad Berlin, of Argos, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Cnas. Flagg, yesterday.
leaving this morning for Chicago where
he Will visit with his brother
Isaac Speyer, who visited with NJ.
Lauer x Son over Sunday returned f.
his home at Chicago this morning.
Mrs. Speyer will remain for some DAYS
yet
Prof. John Ridpath, in an article in
the Indianapolis journal, says the cause
OF the recent earthquake, was the re-
moyal of gas and oil from the bowels
OF the earth in Indiana and Ohio.
At North Manchester a brakeman
by the name of T. c. Hartman of Peru.
was run over by locomotive yesterday
and fatally injured He was working
at the time for the Wabash Il. Il.
y man near Streater ILL.,, has made
d bet that he can shuck 26 hundred |
bushels of corn in % days. So far he
has worked six daya and has cribbed |
$40 bushels. At this ate he will come
out victorious and have some time to
pare.
The Y. p. :. c. +. of the Presbyterian
church will give an oyster supper at
the residence of J. \. Cummins. on
Pearl street, Friday evening, Novem-
Der -. Supper from five o'clock,
10 cents. Every one come and help find
The oyster
y man named Moon was presented
with daughter by his wife. That was
a new Moon. The old man was so
overcome that he went off and got
drunk. This was a full moon. And
when he got sober he had but % cents
left. That was the last quarter.
The people Of Crown Point are great
ly worked up over the sudden dis
appearance yesterday, of a leading con
tractor, John McMurtry, of that city.
1t is thought to be family trouble, and
that Canada is his destination. He was
a prominent member Of the Presbyter-
ian church, and a member Of the civic
ederat ion.
The Postmasters. o. this section
of the county at least, are receiving
letters daily addressed to Culver City
While it is fact that this name has
been recognized, yet no orders as yet
have been issued to the poStoilice de-
partment notifying them of the fact.
Legally the postOtlice is still Marm0nt.
Monday morning it was discovered
by the janitor of the east side school
house, that large portion of the plast
erlng had fallen from the ceiling in the
up stairs department.. We understand
the two dep irtments We're consolidated
for the morning session.
We see by number of exchanges
tina. preacher in some town not men
toned in the affidavit, has discharged a
male quartette that did the musical act
every Sunday. This was done to learn
whether the people came to church to
hear the quartette or his Reverence
Nickles to doughnuts he holds the losing
hand, which no doubt he has discovere
ere this.
Isaac Lambert, of Dlsho, Ind, while
crossing the c. * f. railroad at that
place Saturday night in company with
a young lady, was struck by fiat car
that was nelng switched The concus-
sion knocked the Young lady from the
track but Lambert fell under the wheels
and both legs almost severed from
his body. He may not recover
ASthe EOkOmO and Anderson SDpcial