Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

Mr.. y. J. Whiteletter, formerly of the
Plymouth schools, passed through this
city to-day.
y heavy hail storm visited Lake
Maxenkuckee last night, but no dam
ageis as yet reported
Drink Dr. Martins Nerve Coffee.
Eat Royal Breakfast Food. See adyer-
tisement elsewhere.
Lon Cummings, Chas. Wallace, Carl
Cummings and Frank Leonard drove
to South Bend to-day.
The largest stock of paints, oil and
varnishes ever brought to Plymouth, at
]. Y. Ashley & Sons.
James Gilmore, Jr., Annie Cleveland
and George Wolford were at MaXen-
kuckee Lake last evening.
Carriage painting a speciality at
Stansbury & Reeses. Inspect their
work Parker House Barn.
Oliver plow points only 80 cts. each
and marked genuine Oliver on each
piece, John Y. Ashley Il Son.
Edwin Polansky, who has been visit
ing for some time in this city, returned
to his home in Chicago to-day.
William Dummuck and wife,of Men
tone, are the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. William Eyerly, of this city.
J. ). Baker, OF Warsaw, stopped off
in Plymouth a short time yesterday, on
his return from a business trip in the
west.
Thomas NJ. Walker, county recorder,
returned from LoganspOrt last evening,
where he went on business connected
with his Office.
J. II. Flaherty went to Chicago last
night to meet his sister, whom he has
not seen in nine years. She will visit
him in this city.
ii. Y. Hoover returned from a bust
ness trip in the southern part of the
state last night. He says the northern
part is good enough for him.
Patrick Foley was arrested yeSteday
as public nuisance, brought before
Justice Reeves and fined S1255. He
will lay it out at the county jail
Robert c. O'Blenis, charged with
ENLIGHTENMENT, had preliminary hear
ing before Justice Hull at Argos yes
terday, and was bound over to the next
term of the circuit court, in $500 bonds,
for trial.
Mrs. Gotsleiber and children, who
were visiting Tyner Vanvactor and
family, returned to their home in Win
neconna, Wis, this morning.
DR.. Bowers removed several large gall
stones from Mrs. Jacob Fisher last
Thursday. The lady is resting easy,
and is in fair way to recovery.
William Stein, nephew of Henry
Stein, musician and teacher of music
of much merit, is spending his three
months vacation in Plymouth.
The new buildings on Michigan street
are fast nearing completion and make
an imposing appearance. Flags floated
over the Corbin and Simons buildings
for the first time yesterday.
DIR. f. 81. Burkett and family and
VIM. Montgomery and family are camp
ing at Pretty Lake. They report lots
of fun. y string of fortyfive bluegills
caught last evening verifes that fact.
Leart Poor was brought before JUS
tice Reeves last evening, charged with
grand larceny. He pleaded guilty and
was bound over to the next term of the
circuit court in 5000 bonds, which he
failed to give and was committed to
Jail.
Harvey Miller, known as Tucker
the jolly bartender formerly of the Oak
saloon, has accepted position with the
Indiana Novelty Co. Tuck says from
this day on he will earn his daily bread
by the sweat of his brow. Good boy
Tuck.
! Lightning run into the electric light
plant last evening on the arc light wire
but no damage of any consequence was
done, the protectors taking care of it
The street lights were all put out and
it took about an hour to get them
started again; but the incandescent
| lights were not bothered at all.
Daniel Langdon,an old and respected
resident of this city, died at his home al
IL o'clock this morning of heart disease
He leaves wife, three daughters and
two sons. Friends outside of the city
have been notified, and the funeral vii
probably be held at st. Mchael's church
Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
The baseball tournament is now
practically assured. To avoid clashine
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