Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-14

y beautiful line OF gilt book at l an
ner's by the F. y. Bank.
Mrs. W. Andrews will visit with rela
tives at Peru, this week
Roy Turner was over to Argos yester
day visiting with relatives.
WANTED:-l2 or 10 black cat skins
For price see GEO. Ill. BAYLOR, Jeweler
The Nickel Plate Road is the shortest
line between Chicago and Buffalo.
| +. w. White of Argos was caller at
the INDEPENDENT Office this afternoon
Edwin Turner, travelling salesman of
Argos, was in town last evening on bust
ness.
The Nickel Plate Road maintains a
perfect passenger service with sleepers
and diners.
Ryan & Joseph have purchased new
desk railing which adds to the improve
ment the store.
Emma Swindell who has been visiting
With friends in the city of Chicago re-
turns home to day.
Mrs. Fox, of South Whitley, is the
guest of the family of Adam Vinnedge,
on w. Laporte street.
The Nickel Plate Road has through
sleeping cars to Chicago, Buffalo, New
York, and Boston.
Geo. Platts, the nickel platter at the
cycle works has so far recovered as to
be able TO resume his duties again.
James Kleckner, of our neighboring
city Argos, was in Plymouth to-day
shaking hands with old associates.
Jacob Burghman, who has been visit
ing with his parents of this city for
few days left for Detroit this morning.
Mrs. Chas. Hughes is attending the
birthday anniversary of her grand
mother at Argos who is so years old to-
day.
Ed. j. l.. Vince of Pierceton, Will
preach at Chapel hall next Sunday
morning and evening at the usual
hours.
Mrs. Elders, who has been visiting
with her son of this city for some time,
returned to her home at Argos, this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Buck, of Laporte,
former residents of this city,visted with
their son Ii. c. Buck Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
Schuyler Ball, who has been sick with
inhamatOry rheumatism for some
weeks, left for Argos Wednesday morn
ing where his mother Is quite ILL.,
The superintendent and teachers of
the Christian 5. :, are making arrange
ments for all old fashion Christmas tree,
with appropriate songs and exercises by
the children.
Buy New Odell Type Writer at
Tanners drug store for $1,000, guarant-
ed to do all the work of the $4,000 ma
chine. Over twenty thousand in actual
use to day.
If you want the political news of the
the coming campaign read our adver-
tisements of clubbing offers with the
New \ DIRK World and tribune else
where in this paper.
SimOn's school district No. &, Center
township, Will give an entertainment
Thursday evening, December 10, 1885,
for the benefit of a Reading Circle
fund. The program will consist of
recitations, Christmas exercises, songs
and drill. y small admission fee will
be charged.
esterday afternoon, while Chauncy
Cogle was operating sanding machine
at the Novelty works, large splinter
in some manner entered the feshy part
Of his thumb and wound around the
bone, protruding under the thumb nail.
DR.. Knott dressed the thumb for Mr..
Cogle in the evening. He will be able
to return to his duties in few days.
Yesterday afternoon horse belong
ing to farmer, while hitched in front
of the bank became entangled with his
harness and made plunge as if to run
away, but stumbled and fell, some by
ISLANDERS, unfastened the animal and the
owner came in few minutes and start
ed home with his rig before the horse
finished tearing up his remaining ac.
cOuterments.
Last evening the Fisk Jubilee singers
(colored) gave musical entertainment
at the opera house under the auspices
of the Epworth League of the Nj. f.
church. The seating capacity of the
place was comfortably filled, and with
the exception of considerable annoyance
from the gallery fiends the entertain
ment was enjoye by all present. Those
who are familiar with the melodies of
the COlOred peODle both in church and