Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-02-01

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jr., originating from a defective fue
and was eXtinguished before the depart
ment arrived.
The Nalpo Star says, THE Cork Man.
gave an entertainment in that city
Tuesday night and was the best ever
seen in that city.
Geo. Thayer Jr. was confined to the
house several days by sickness. He has
been able to be out and attend to bust
ness since Tuesday.
Fred Rock, of Argos, attended to the
duties of Agent Hughes, Wednesday,
while he attended the funeral of Sena-
tor Thayer, at Warsaw.
Frank Hale, the genial agent of the
Nandalia railroad, visited over Sunday
with relatives and friends at his old
home in Benton HARDER.
Do not carry your money around
loosely in in your pocket, but 60 to the
Peoples drug store and get pocket
book. All the way from ten cents up.
Grandma Klinger has been very ill
for several weeks past, and at one time
was considered in precariOus condition.
She is much improved al latest reports.
Mr.. W. futile, the photographer has
purchased TIE stock of goods formerly
owned by I. w. Penny, and is now To-
Gated in the Packards block over First
National bank.
1t is stated that if kerosene is applied
to frozen fingers, ears, etc., they will be
restored to their natural state, and no
after soreness or swelling follow the Sc
we're freezing.
Mr.. Ed. Kleinschmidt, of Logan, O.,
has been visitor with his brother, Geo.
Kleinschmidt, of this city. Mr.. Klein
schmidt intends to make Marion, O.,
his future home.
II. G. Thayer and wife, their daughter
Miss Angie, G. II. Thayer, Jr. and Jas.
w. Thayer, attended the funeral of their
deceased relative, J. ID. Thayer, at War
saw Wednesday.
The Stormy Point Glee Club will be
on hand to entertain the people with
their excellent music at the Farmers
Institute, on Monday and Tuesday,
Feb. 4th and 9Th.
Here is good recipe for the house
wife. If your knives are rusty, to re-
move 1t, cover the blade with sweet oil
for day or two, and then rub with a
lump of fresh lime.
There are few things more tantallzing
to man, than to go home with some
thing on his mind to scold about, and
find company there to whom he is COM
PEELED to be agreeable.
AT the Peoples drug store, you can
find in the line of brushes, anything
from a tooth brush to the finest hair
brush. These are essential articles in a
well regulated household.
Mr.. Geo. A. Kleinschmidt, in company
with his brother Ed, went to Chicago
this week to purchase goods for the
spring trade. Mr.. Kleinschmidt is pre-
pairing for an early trade.
Mr.. C.. Moore and wife, of Kansas
City, who have been visiting relatives
and friends in Plymouth some time,
returned to their home via the Vandalia
line Saturday of last week.
Mr.. Yarian, of Locke township, while
cutting wood last Monday, was struck
on the head by falling tree and in
stantly killed. Mr.. Yarian was an old
soldier and past 81 years of age.
Rev. Brookes, of Rochester, has been
assisting Rev. Smith, of the NJ. E.
church this week in the revival services.
The interest has been very pronounced
and marked with number of converts.
1t would not be q bad policy for our
marshal to take charge of some of the
horses left tied on our street at q late
hour, without blanket. 1t might be a
good lesson to some thoughtless owner.
Frank Biddle, brakeman in the en-
ploy of the Vandalia railroad, while
switching in the yard here one day this
week, had the misfortune of severely
spraining his ankle. He will be laid up
for sometime.
Bowel & LamsOn, proprietors of the
Ross House, are running that establish
ment along metropolitan lines. They
are fixing up their toilet rooms, placing
bath tubs on each floor, and otherwise
identifying the premises.
T. J. Legg, of LOgansport, was in our
town from Thursday to Friday of last
week. He is high chief ranger, of the
Indiana state court, of Foresters, and as
such met with the Plymouth court in
the evening of the 24th inst.
Cleanliness is next to goodness"
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