Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-05

tation to all to be present and enjoy the
service.
Ray Kendall spent the Fourth at
Warsaw.
Miss Grace DUR. spent the Fourth at
Bourbon.
samuel Miller, is confined TO the house
with rheumatism.
Jack sullivan spent sunday with
friends in Fl. Wayne
Mr.. Bert Gilmore, Of Chicago, visited
with his daughter and parents over the
Fourth.
Chas. Detwiler, of White Pigeon.
Mich, visited with his mother at Tyner,
over the Fourth.
The ball at the Opera House Wednes-
] day evening did not prove to be fnan-
cial success.
Work on thesewer has not progressed
very rapidly this week, on account of
insufficient help.
Mrs. Mary Romig. of Argos, left
Thursday, via the Nandalia line, for
Denver, Colorado.
Geo. \. Kiser, living miles east of
the city IS very siek with malarial pois-
on from overhead.
Mrs. DR.. Jackson and Mrs. ID. F. Redd,
have been spending several days at
Bourbon visiting relatives.
Oliver plow points only 30 cts. each
and marked genuine Oliver on each
piece, John V. Ashley Il Son.
Before buying your spring and sum-
mer suits or pants, call and see my
goods. Kleinschmidt, the Tailor.
We aIe informed that the saloon
keepers of our city, will follow out the
instructions laid down in the Nicholson
law
The INDEPENDENTS appears this week
under changed head. 1t is a change
in style only, the name remaining as
/ before.
As will be seen in another column of
the INDEPENDENT, Mr. ~ ID. Smith has
arrived in Plymouth, and taken up his
work with this publication.
There were $40 departures over the
Nandalia r.. r., Thursday July 4th,
300 to South Bend, 220 to Marmont,
and 30 for other various points.
Misses Ella, Elsie and Lille Maxey,
of Edinburg, Ind, returned to Plym-
outh; week ago Monday. They expect
to make Plymouth their future home.
The Altar Guild, of st. Thomas
church will give a Lawn Fete at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Zack Tanner,
Thursdayeyening July 18th. Icecream
and cake 10 cents. Good music will be
furnished. All cordially invited.
Rev. J. IL. Wilson, Presiding Elder,
of Valparaiso District NJ f. church,
stopped at the Ross House for dinner
Tuesday last and called on friends. He
left on the 30 p. m. l.. f. X W. going
South.
Mrs. III. r. Pershing and Mrs. c. W.
Stansbury, her sister, started for Den
yer, Colo, the 81, of July, TO visit Mrs.
Stansbury's daughters, Mrs. Yockey
and Mrs. IIarsoh. They expect TO re-
main two or three months.
We have on our desk sample af the
soil sand said to have been taken from
the location of the colony which went to
Georgia. 1t is sand, and if a repre-
sentation of the soil In that locality. the
productive qualities must be very linn
tied.
In March 1891 we imported from
Canada, $3.50 dozen eggs. In March,
1898, under Tariff for Revenue only"
we imported from the same county
AZ, o66 dozen. OF course that left out of
our market an equal number of home
product.
4 dispatch from Havana, dated July
LIST, says; that Major Chabson; in COM
mand of POO Spanish troops met and
defeated band of 500 Cuban Patriots,
near Mount San Felipe, causing them
to flee into the mountains. Now if
Spain will just reverse the number of
forces, then there will be some glimmer
of trust.