Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-19

| huAooOu W tuclI LudIg lTlcuUS III EuSeT-
ton, all of whom join in wishing them a
very pleasant home in their new loca-
ton.
John Sell was taken to Logansport
Tuesday by Marshal Myers and Deputy
Sheriff Black. Sell has been an inmate
OF the insane ward at the county farm
for some time, but, his condition be-
coming worse, it was thought best to
cOnfine him in an asylum
That Republican man has enough
self-conceit to accommodate whole
township. When he commences to tell
about his SCOOP" those who are not &C
quainted with the town would think he
conducted the only sheet in the county.
Just watch him scoop" in the county
printing.
We desire to impress upon the minds
of our readers the fact that an enter
tainment will be given at the opera
house this evening This entertain
ment is under the auspices of the Pres
byterian church, and all who are famil-
lar with their efforts know it will be
worthy of patronage.
The grocery firm of Suit & Orr dis
solved partnership on Wednesday, Mr..
Will Suit having purchased the interest
Mr.. Frank Orr. Mr.. Suit is well known
to the grocery traders of Plymouth and
will, by continuance of fair treatment
and thorough courtesy, make his store
one of the best in town.
S. L. McKelvy, of Findlay, Ohio, was
here this week looking after his city
property, paying taxes, etc. Sam has a
farm and several lots adjoining Cedar
Lake and expects to build cottage
there this summer. He looks and talks
just as he did when he was the leading
real estate agent of Plymouth.
A lucky runaway occurred on Mon
day afternoon. Mr.. j. A. Molter left
his horse tied at the TT. Wayne depot
while he went inside on business. The
animal broke away and ran down La
Porte street to his owners Office where
he was stopped and tied. Except sew
eral breaks in the harness, no damage
was done.
While talking about needed improve
mentS on our streets, sewers, etc, we are
led to remark that in our travels we
have never seen city the size of Ply
mouth that has as we'll kept and prop
erly graded streets. While there are
places that could be put in better shape
yet as whole, they are far ahead of
the average.
Commencing this week the Novelty
Company Institutes an innovation. In
the morning work commences at Gas
and at noon at 1915. In this way
half hour is made up each day and the
factory will close at o'clock Saturday
afternoons. 1t is good way to do and
the lnen will appreciate the three hours
each week to spend outside the work
shop.
We present to the public this week
an ad representing the Cash Grocery
now owned by J. f. Snyder, formerly
Feller & Snyder. Mr. Snyder is one of
our hustling grocers and does not pro-
pose to keep his bargains hid under the
counter. Watch his announcements
each week and take advantage of them.
Our readers know the maxim of pen
ny saved.
The entertainment given Monday
evening at the M. E. church was well
attended and gave very good satisfac-
ton. The evenings program was a
pleasantly varied one and thoroughly
enjoyable one. The Epworth League
choir sang into the photograph and the
selection was faithfully reproduced, as
were also a couple of recitations by
two young boys.
Messrs. Moon & Grant, the new firm
of contractors in our city, have opened
their place of business in the old flour
ing mill near the l.. Z. e w. railroad
depot. The young men are hustlers
and are pushing themselves rapidly to
the front, and by excellent work and
close attention to business will soon
have prosperous trade. They will con-
stIuct their house furnishings and have
already several contracts on hand which
must be fulfilled this spring.
We notice that the railroads are u.s.
ing the running switch in their switch
work in Plymouth. This is contrary to
law and is very dangerous to pedestrians
and teams on the crossings over which
they make the kick as we'll as on their
own sidings. 1t would be well for the
city authorities to look the matter up
and put stop to the practice which is
menace to life and limb of many who
are forced to cross the railroad tracks
while such operations are in progress.
The local branch of the Georgia col