Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-08
Frank Molsches and A. G. Clough
went to Culver City hunting, this after


Miss Flora Ashley returned from
Greensburg last evening and reports
very pleasant time.
Mrs. Stair, who has been visiting with
her daughter, Mrs L. Martindale, re-
turned home this morning.
Mrs. f. Rotzein and Little daughter
left for Chicago where she will visit
few days with her parents.
New England mince meat 10 cents
package Monarch mince meat 8 pack
ages for % cents at Leonard's.
Lakeside oat flakes 10 cents a pack
age az Leonard's, Coffee, two pack
ages for quarter a, Leonard'S.
Mr.. y. Stuller returned from Eden,
Ohio, to day noon where was called
by the death of Mrs. Stullers brother.
Ed McCafferty. who has been stopp-
ing IN this city some time, left for Ind
annapolis this morning on the $40 train.
Bills wers posted to-day announcing
the arrival of Clicks Comedy Company
next saturday night, at the opera house.
Mrs c. Il. Leonard left for Peru this
morning where she will attend the State
Missionary Convention for couple of
days.
The Lake Cemetery has been greatly
improved by the erection of first class
wire fence, built by VIM. w Weaver
and N. j. Pocock.
The Ft. Wayne ac ,omodation Pass
enger train due here at $40 last night,
was two hours late, on account Of
bridge being broken near Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Kuhn, who have
been visiting with Fred Kuhn, of this
city, for several days returned to their
home at Port Huron, Mich, yesterday.
Yesterday Thomas Walker received
telegram announcing the death of his
little cousin Max Smiley, of Hammond,
Ind. Mrs. Walker left last evening to
attend the funeral o-day.
Miss Jennie Fisher, Of Argos, was
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Charles
Hughes, who accompanied her home in
the evening, where she remained over
Sunday.
y large and enthusiastic meeting was
held in the opera house at Elkhart, last
Saturday night to express sympathy for
Cubans. 1t is said strong resolutions
rwere passed.
Miss Cornelia Walters, of Columbia
City, VINO has been visiting with her
brothers and sisters Of this city for the
past two months, returns to her home
this evening.
On account of freight train engine
being off of the track on the Nandalla
at Flora, the passenger train due here
at l00S was one hour and thirty
minutes late.
DR.. Birkett, David Zaner, VIM Zaner,
Nelson Mclaughlin, Joseph Nanvact
or, Ellis Wright and Chas. Birkett de-
parted yesterday for famine, Wis, where
they go on hunting exposition.
Eldridge Thompson has purchased
half interest owned by linn Il Young
Mr.. Finn being the retiring gentleman.
Mr.. Thompson formerly worked for the
Novelty. The firm will now be known
as Young & Thompson.
There will be meeting at my Office
Saturday evening, Nov. 2, 1895, at 1870
p'ior to the Georgia Excursion of Nov.
g. 1895. All persons desiring to visit
Atlanta and LiGrange are cordially in
vited to be present. JOIN 5. BENDER.
Rev. w. w. Raymond attends a
Convocation of the Northern Deanery
of Indiana held in Trinity Church at
Ft. Wayne to-day and tomorrow.
Bishop White will be present, also the
Rev. DR.. Campbell Fair, of Grand Rapids,
Michigan Rector Raymond is appoint
ed to give report of the General Con-
ventlon of 1895.
| lOli 1<OuSS, ~. VI iiuo SO1iA
menced to agitate the question among
its members regarding the attendance
il a body of the district meeting that
will meet in Laporte Nov. q. There
is no doubt that the attendance will be
large for it is fact worthy of comment,
whatever Hyperion Lodge undertakes
to do, she does it well. So our LapOrte
Brother knights may look for a great
turn out from Plymouth.
The friends of Mr.. Upton Schilt, the
stenographer at the Novelty Works,
are ANXIOUS as to the cause of his little
parade" down our Main street Saturday
carrying banner barring the states en-
blem.
a writer through the columns of an
exchange gives the following advice
"Never take paper if you don't like
the editor" Following this advice and
pertinent to the subject, it might be