Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-26

of the rank of page in the order of the
Knights of Pythias, Monday night last.
The base ball season will open at
Nappanee, May 2. The Garrett club
will cross bats with the Nappanee nine.
Joe Donohue, who for some time
worked at the Bicycle works, moved
his family to Toledo, Ohio, Wednesday.
The officials mean business regarding
the fish law, and propose to arrest all
caught in the act of violating the new
law.
Geo. III. Thayer and Geo. Marble were
in Chicago Tuesday of this week on
business pertaining to the Novelty
Works.
G. Young, John Keller and Chas.
Price are at Marmont working on the
new brick building being erected at
that place.
The grocery store of Bissels Exchange
has been remodeled considerably,wi a
new coat of paint on the interior and
new paper.
Mr.. Thomas Tribby, who for several
days past has been confined to the
house, is once more able to attend to his
business duties.
/ can make pants from SO to S12
and suits from SIS to $40, work and fit
guaranteed. Call and see me. Klein
schmidt, the Tailor.
DR.. G.. r. Reynolds is advancing with
the spring work, and having his como
dious office on CAIRO street painted up
in appropriate style.
Plymouth is enjoying diminutive
siege of the mumps. Several of the
school children are so afflicted and "still
there's more to follow"
Mr.. John Clapp has purchased two
more fine lots on the west side and viii
commence Immediately to erect two
more substantial cottages.
A young fellow by the name of
Readle had a thumb and finger so badly
hurt at the Basket factory this week
that amputation was necessary.
Little Pet Rotzien is the happy owner
of full blood English pug dog. The
little fellow is beauty, finely marked
and one that its owner is very proud of
The new billiard parlor of linn &
Young have added chandeliers to their
already well equipped room, which is
appreciated by their numerous custom
ers.
Jim Marshall, is now in charge of the
freight department of the Vandalia line
He occupies this position until the re
turn Of jim Reeves who is off on va
cation.
The government has seen the neceS
sity of doing away with the large sized
postal card, and it has been announced
that smaller cards will henceforth be
sent out.
Brink & Miles have received the con
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Simons' building on Michigan street
They will commence the work next
Monday.
Mrs. NJ. w. Simons will have beauti
full cottage erected at Maxinkuckee
Lake this spring. 1t is to be of gothic
design, and Brink & Miles have the
contract.
Mr.. Andy Snyder, of near Bourbon
realizing the value of real estate il
Plymouth, is erecting cOmmOdiOu
house on Michigan street in the Klinge
addition.
J. Houghton, our prosecuting at
torney, had a new arrival at his resi-
dence Tuesday EVENING" fourteen
pound boy. The mother and child ar
) doing well.
Mrs. S. w. SEWERS, sister of Mrs. w
F. Young, is still unable to be arOun(
, attending to her duties, owing to the in
, juries received by fall on CAIRO stree
some time ago.
Mr.. John Martin, who represents TIT
Mentone Gazette, has been enjoying ;
short visit this week with his brother
Prof. j. Martin. He returned to hi
home Thursday.
Bert Harris while out riding his bi
cycle on North Michigan street, one da.
this week, was attacked by a dog be
longing to III. q. Thayer, and severel.
bitten on the leg.
F The air is alive with rumOrs of ;
wrestling match between Greenbur!
and Zimmerman. We understand tn
date will be sometime during the frs
of the coming month.
Henry Watterson gave a lecture OF
/, Abraham Lincoln at Valparaiso las
Saturday night. The next lecture tina
will be given in that city will be handled
by Secretary Carlisle.
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