Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01

pocket, sit down on the damp ground
all day and go home drunk at night
Nor have we seen woman yank off
her coat and say she could lick any
man in town. No, God bless her. she
isn't built that way"
Warren Omey, of Ell1hart, represent
ing the Peoples Mutual Benefit Associ-
alton, has been canyassing Ply
mouth for that institution. and it is
said, is doing gooG business. We are
Informed it is upon the grave yard =
order, but not being fully aware of the
fact deSiSt from commenting.
y jolly party numbering about thirty
eight, appeared at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. y. III. Greenwalt Wednesday
night of this week and took possession
OF the premises. Recovering from the
surprise, the genial host and hostess
babe them hearty welcome. An en-
joyable evening was spent by all.
The farmers are now beginning ac-
tive preparations for their spring work
The usual routine work of fixing up
fences, t INNING hedges etc, is about
the most tedious work and makes the
farmer sigh for the time to come when
he can hitch to the pillow and commence
the turning of the soil for the spring
seeding.
There was quiet wedding at the res
idence of Mrs. Ritchey last Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, at which time
her daughter, Miss Maggie Agnes Mash.
was united in marriage, to Mr.. Chas.
Mackay, of Valparaiso. Rev. L. 5.
Smith, ofliciated. Mr. Mackey is tele-
graph operator at the Pittsburgh depot,
in this city.
The erection of a large building by
Messrs. O'Keefe and DR.. Reynolds,
which was to have been built on the lot
known as the DAVIS property, is about
to be abandoned owing to the eXtention
of the fire limits last Monday night by
the council. Mr.. O'keefe thinks the
value of the property has been damaged
nearly $1,000.
Names of those drawn for the petit
jury are as follows: Eli Parker, Union:
Mark Elliott, Union; Louis Wedding,
Center; Clarence Slayter, Center; Daniel
Jacoby, Center; Achilles North, Cen
ter; VIM. Schlemner, German: Adam
Bauer, German; Alex Newhome, Green;
Lewis Clifford, Polk; Joshua W. Ben
nett, Polk; Frank Wickizer, Walnut.
The new firm of Anderson e Hansen
are now ready to do business, and will
start out with three new special brands
of cigars. This new firm are preparing
to do large business, and it is no more
than right that our merchants that ham
dies cigars should help this firm in
pushing their productions to the front
This is an opportunity to show your
appreciation of home industry.
The millinery firms of Misses Nc
Master and Humphrey have CONSOLE
dated their respective interests, and
have located in the building occupied
by Miss Humphrey. The INDEPEND-
ENT always likes to speak good word
for any enterprise established in Ply
mouth, and know that these old firms
under one management will reap large
harvest in their line of work. ain
rDiOD fhara ic ctrapnfh -
The entertainment given by the G.. \
II. post at their hall, last Friday night
in honor of Washington's birthday, was
well attended. The principal feature
Of the evening, was the address of Prof.
j. Martin, which, although occupying
over an hours time, was listened to
with rapt attention. His patriotic illus
tratiOns of George Washington from
his boyhood, step by step, up to the
time of his death, was vivid and well
appreciated.
Owing to misunderstanding COM
plete account of the Teachers Institute
held here on Friday and Saturday of
last week, has been omitted. We are
informed that in the aggregate, about
10 teachers of the county were present.
Teachers from Rochester and Knox
were also here to listen to the words of
wisdom and instruction, that were con-
tanned in papers read. 1t was success
full gathering, and good results will
surely come out of such an assembly.
The dedicating exercises at the new
L. b. church last Sunday, were very
good. At the time for the commence
ment of services the church was
crowded, all available space being oc-
cupied. The dedication proper was
held in the evening, being officiated
over by Bishop Weaver. Revs. L. S.
Smith, of the II. f. church and L. Roth
enberger assisted in the memory eXer
cises. The cost of this beautiful edifice
is in the neighborhood of $1,000, all but
some 800 being subscribed.
The following are the marriage Ii