Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25
From MONDAYS Daily.

William Frost was Bourbon visitor
today.
Miss Bessie Vets is home from Chi
cagO.
c. 5. Cleveland is in South Bend to.
day.
Attorney Leo Lauer went to Ashley
today.
Attorney Bender is in Walkerton
today.
CD. Tibbetts went to Culver City
today.
Frank Neff, of Nappanee, was Sab
bath visitor.
W. o. Warnes will visit several days
in Chicago.
Will Martin is home from Ann Arbor
for the week.
Miss Olive Thompson is home from
Huntington.
Mrs. Mary Searles will visit this
week in Chicago.
Mrs. c. j. TlbbettS has gone TO South
Bend for the holidays.
Miss Hattie Miller leaves tomorrow
for visit in Chicago.
Miss Mabel Wallace leaves tomorrow
for visit in Chicago.
DR.. Linkenhelt returned from Roch-
ester Saturday evening.
Josh Summers and family came to
day to spend Christmas
Mrs. Berkeypile is in town today
from Bourbon on business.
Miss Louise Ayers is here from CHI.
cage to spend the holidays.
South Bends struggle for a new
government building is again on.
Geo. Vinall announces that he will
close Christmas day at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Cressner returned
Saturday evening from Chicago.
Miss Nettie Kirtsinger, of Donald.
son, spent the Sabbath in Plymouth.
Mrs. Hughes is in Plymouth, the
gnest of her brother, Thomas Tribbey.
Indiana spends more than three mil
lions annually in her public schools.
Fred Ellison, travelling freight agent
of the Vandalia road, was in town to-
day.
Bern Nussbaum came over from Cul-
yer City to spend the Sabbath with his
parents.
Mrs. J. Riley, who lately returned
from Georgia, is suffering from malar-
ial fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Blain leave to-
morrow for Van Vert, Ohio, to spend
the HOLIDAYS.
Ed Richards was taken suddenly i'll
last night with bad case of neuralgia
of the stomach
Mrs. KOlar, of Eadon, Ohio, is visit.
ing in the city,.the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stuller.
Sheriff Smith will taka Aim Rein
hart to Longcliffe asyl um at Logan
sport tomorrow
George Anderson, fireman of the
Pennsylvania east local, is laid offJwith
an injured finger.
James Reeves, baggageman at the
Vandalia depot, returned from Denver
Colo, Saturday night.
Yesterday was the particular boom
day of the average Sunday school, so
far as attendance goes.
Charles Bushman, of the Novelty
works, reports the arrival of a brand
new daughter at his home.
Carl Kloepfer, who is attending the
Orchard Lake military academy
in Michigan, is home for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Redd will attend
the meeting of the state teachers asso-
citation at indianapolis next week.
Fred Shoemaker was in Michigan
City Sunday, where he attended the flu
neral services of his brother in-Iaw.
And now it is even rumored that Col
Sinninger of the Warren Independent
may start democratic weekly in Ply
mouth.
The infant Child of o. +. Ketcham
died Saturday evening. The funeral
services will be held from the residence
at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
DR.. Mckendree Driscoll, of Chicago,
is guest of DR.. Borton. The doctor
brought a patient to the institute and
intends to remain in Plymouth until
after Christmas.
George III. Thayer, Jr, went to New
York on Saturday evening, in the in.