Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-10-04

ness to-day.
Rev. II. y Tucker left for Crawfords
vile this morning.
J. III. Fribley, OF Bourbon, came over
on business trip yesterday.
Mrs. f. d. Lamson and Mrs. J. b.
Bowel returned from South Bend last
evening
Mrs. ID. ). O'Brien left for CrawfOrds-
vile Tuesday to attend the funeral of a
relative.
Arthur Chilcote. an employee of the
Basket factory, returned to his home in
Butler, Ind, last evening
Mrs. Hattie Barber returned to Pitts
burg, Pa, today after two weeks
visit with relatives and friends here.
Rufus Ames, of TT. Wayne, who has
been the guest of J. NJ. Kyser and fam
lily in this city. returned home to-day.
Will Inman and family have removed
TO Laporte where Mr.. Inman has ac-
cepted position as engineer in a saw
mill.
DR.. j. ii. Wilson returned from Col
uumbs Ohio to-day, where he was in
attendance of the convention of p. T.
". X {. Railway surgeons.
On Monday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock
the ". c. I. L. will meet with Miss
Stacy at the home OF Mr.. J. Mead.
Please come and bring your neighbor.
Date Oct. 9TH.
Mrs. Robert Lucille, of South Bend,
while sewing, had the misfortune of
accidentally sticking the needle into
the ball of her eye an half inch, destroy
Jag the sight.
DO you care to discuss the Scripture Z?
If So, attend the W. c. T. L. meeting at
the home of j. Mead next Monday at
2:30 o'clock. Miss Stacy will conduct
the lesson. Date Oct. 7th
The girls in the shirt factories at
Goshen have struck for higher wages
and signs have been extensively posted
on the streets reading: Hands want
ed on bosoms. indianapolis hide
pendent.
y woman in Huntington few days
ago tried to shuttle off, by sticking
her head in a barrel of rain water AS
the feat Of standing on their heads has
never proved a success by the fairer
sex, it proved miserable failure.
n letter has been received from
James linn by friend stating that
he is gradually improving in health
and hopes to be back at the old stand
ere long.
The Michigan Central freight office
and eating house at Michigan City was
destroyed by fire Saturday night caused
by the explosion of lamp. The loss
is estimated at $4,000 with a about
81 800 insurance.
James NJ Hemlnger started this morn
ing with party Of our bests farmers and
citizens for La Grange Georgia, where
they go to look over the lands and
country represented by him and with
the expectation of purchasing property
for future homes.
Owing to the capture Of two bur
glars recently made by Chicago police
men on wheels the question of main
tanning special bicycle brigade as a
regular attachment to each police de-
partment is being quite freely agitated
in the larger cities Of the country.
y relic of Barnums circus was found
yesterday by DR.. Smith. On going to
hia coal bin under the sidewalk at the
Mattingly building he was surprised to
find lady'S pocketboOk which had
every appearance of having laid there
several weeks. 1t was opened am
found TO contain nothing but a few
pins and one cent in money. No doubt
some one of The ladies whose pockets
were picked on that day could recog-
niZe the book.
From Thursdays Daily
VIM. Zehner is visiting at st. Joseph,
Mich.
John McFarlin is in Rochester to-day
on business.
Henry HOsimer was visiting in the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Turner are visit
| ing in Rochester.
Miss Patience Sponsler is quite sick
with stomach trouble.
c. Il. Drummond made a business
tripto Warsaw to-day.
Mrs. Sam Parker left for a short visit
to Chicago this morning.
Miss Nellie Morris has returned from
two weeks visit in Ohio.
DIR. Reynolds made a trip to Walker
ton last evening, on business.