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

evening 10 SpenO the REMAINDER oI TIE
summer.
Straw hats at cost at NJ. Altman &
Sons.
Balls and bats very cheap at Under
wood & Walls.
Never-rip working pants for Coo at
NJ. Altman & Sons.
All-solid mems shoes at the old price,
soc, at NJ. Altman & Sons.
Joe Wolf returned Saturday evening
from two weeks tour in the west.
Miss Nellie Strang, of Marmont visit
ed friends in Plymouth, Friday last.
Mr.. Emile Wiese, of Davenport, Iowa,
is visiting with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Agler, Of Chicago, are
visiting with Harvey Steel and wife.
Miss Mona Murphy, of Chicago is the
guest of Misses Mary and Kate Sullivan.
Mrs. John Wensler, of Fl. Wayne, is
visiting with Mrs. Fred Wensler in this
city.
Mrs. Al. Spacey, of Indianapolis, is
visiting relatives and friends in our
city.
Timers are busily engaged roofing
the cold storage building of Swindell
Bros.
Mrs. II. Steel returned from a visit
with her daughter in Chicago, Sunday
evening.
Lee NJ. Kendall and Walter Thomas
returned from the S. of V. encampment
Friday evening.
The Ben Hur is the leading cent
cigar of the day; made by Sauer &
Swearinger.
For RENT.-A good barn with three
stalls on south Michigan street. Apply
at this office.
The best can salmon to be found in
the town always on hand at the La
Porte street Bakery.
George Kizer, who resides five miles
west of the city, is suffering from
malarial poisoning.
Mr.. Will Outcalt and wife left to-day
for Boston, Mass, to attend the Christ
ian Endeavor Convention.
Don't buy tough inferior meats when
you can get the finest and tenderest of
meat of Rothenberger & Rodocker
Mr.. and Mrs. Radican, of South Bend,
who have been visiting relatives in
Plymouth, returned home Monday.
The same "old' wagon, but fresh, de-
licious bread, delivered every day at
your door by the Laporte Street bakery.
Harvey Miller was fined so and cost
Wednesday for violating the Sunday
liquor law at Pretty Lake week ago
yesterday.
Hon. NJ. W. Simons and wife, re-
turned from Chicago Friday evening.
While there they enjoyed the popular
play of "Trilby.'
Arno Cleveland returned Friday from
trip in Michigan, where he has been
travelling in the interest of the Edger-
ton Manufacturing Co.
Mr.. Jacob Martin, who in company
with his wife, has been enjoying few
weeks visit since the closing Of school,
returned home Saturday.
President Cleveland was presented
yesterday with an excellent anti-fat
remedy. With the new baby he ought
to walk off about three pounds day.
y son of Mr.. Snyder, who resides
about five miles northwest of this city
on the LaPOrte road, is seriously i'll
with heart disease. Ills recovery is doubt
full.
y firm of rain making professors can
get job in Plymouth, if accompanied
by sufficient guaranty ofability. Let
them present themselves with docu-
ments of proof.
Miss Ella Wilcox returned from
Wapakometa, Friday, where she has
been employed in the capacity of mil
linery trimmer. She expects ito remain
until fall, when she will return to her
former position.
The following left to-day for Laporte,
where they will engage with the Crown
Cycle company: Dave Cooperman,
Morse Grosinsky, Jack Sullivan and
Louie Groelick.
Dr. c. ~ Brown will make a report
to the Epworth League, of the proceed
ings of the Convention which lie attend
ed at Chattanooga, Tenn, Wednesday
evening. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Moore & Miss McMaster have
removed their stock Of millinery goods
into the rear of the Mattingly store,
until sufficient repairs will enable them
to return to their former place of bust
ness.