Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
Ilion And Vicinity
lion, Nov Is, 1895.

II. w. and A. NJ. l. ,ird paid Plymouth
business visit last Saturday.
The Teachers Institute will be held
next Saturday instead of last Saturday
as stated i'll the last items
Milton Griffin, Of Ohio, nephew OF j
Nj. Bailey, who lives just wes' of town
is here visiting Mr. Bailey and family
Nelson Burr, of Batavia, ILL.,, is
making his periodical visit to this vicin
ltv. He owns wO farms south east OF
town, and is here supervising them fol
few days.
Grandma Harsh, who has been visit
Ing relatives in Fulton county during
the past two weeks returned home last
Friday. accompanied by nephew, who
remained over Sunday
The reading circle that was organized
about six weeks ago has failed as yet Ia
have a meeting. There has always
been something to keep the members
from meeting. Verify it seems the i'm
mortal gods are working against it.
Mr.. Isaac G. Gray and Miss Mollie
Shoemaker were united in marriage last
Saturday evening by Squire Jordan an
the boys gave them grand belllng.
We can only unite with the rest III
wishing them prosperous voyage
across life's sea.
Word was received from Martin A
Dilley who is in Barron county Wis,
stating that he has killed two deers and
will bring them along home with him.
He expects to arrive next Wednesday,
and if he brings the meat of the two
deers along and distributes it among
the people here, we may look for some
funny actions out Of the people in the
next few days. He says the only OBJ
lection he has of the country there, is,
that they have too much to eat and a
person is liable to founder himself
before he knows 1T.
On Sunday morning of last week as
Gabe Mitchell and Frank Morris were
out hunting, the gun tat Mitchell was
carrying was discharged while he was
standing on the fence and holding his
right hand over the gun, the dis
charge passing through the fleshy part
of his hand. DR.. Eley was called and
dressed the wound and on Tuesday DR..
Edison, of Bourbon and Dr. Eley re-
moved the index finger. Mr.. Mitchell
is feeling better and hopes to have the
use of his hand. The accident falls
heavily on Mr.. Mitchell as he is a poor
man depending upon his daily labor for
the support of his family, consisting of
himself, wife and four children.
The wedding bells are heard and an
other happy couple have been united i'll
the holy bond of matrimony and to
hare each others sorrows and joys of
this life together. Herbert Laird and
Anna +. Bates were quietly married
Saturday evening, November 16, at the
residence Of the brides parents. Rev.
Breckenridge OF the First Presbyterian
church of Bourbon officiating. Mr..
Laird is one of Tip township, teachers
of years experience and had has shown
his ability as teacher often in dealing
with incOrrIgeable schools and pupils.
lie enjoys the good viii OF host of
friends who wish him complete hap
pineSs in his future sail over LIES sea.
Miss Bates is one OF Bourbon townships
most estimable young ladies and a
daughter of Mr. md Mrs. William
Bates. She has ways enjoyed the
friendship of large circle OF friends.
They Will make their tuture home in
lion in the cosy new house build Oh
East Main street. May their lives be
one OF happiness, moved by the sacred
ness of the union into which they have
entered each completing the others life
as they learn to live, at the close may
lie, who sees our lives say "well DONE"
is the wish of their many friends.