Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Bicycles, bicycle sundries and repair
work at Underwood 4 Walls, Center
street.
John V. Ashley has sold his standard
bred Holstein cow and calf to Benz
SwitZer.
Miss Louisa Ball returned sunday
night from two weeks visit at Column
bia City.
j. W. WolfOrd is moving into the
Anderson property recently purchased
by him.
Tyner Vanvactor and daughter, OF
Huntington, are visiting in this city for
few days
IIolbrook Cleveland returned to It.
Louis Saturday after visit of several
weeks in this city.
Daniel Payne, wife, and son of South
Bend were guests of the family OF VIM.
IIuysen, over sunday.
Lavora VI. styles has purchased lot
in Wheeler's addition and expects to
erect home thereon.
Rollo Bennett and Miss Bertha Lang
enbaugh visited relatives of Miss Lang
enbaugh at Bremen Sunday.
Mrs. Hezekiah Pershing and Mrs.
Stansburry have returned from an ex
tended visit to Denver, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Ross, and daughter
Nellie, of Lima, Ohio, are visiting the
family of c. s. Cleveland this week.
Miss Lizzie WEIGH left for St Louis,
Monday morning where she has a two
moths engagement at her trade as a
milliner.
Hugh Barnhill has purchased two
lots in the Wheeler addition and will
soon commence building himself a
a house.
Sauer & Swearingen who have sold
their Cigar factory in this city to VIM.
{. Yost of Warsaw, expect to locate
at Argos.
III. III. Bonham is improving the house
recently purchased by him by papering
residing and painting the same on the
outside.
J. III. Baxter and wife spent Sunday
at Koontz's Lake visiting Mr. Baxters
cousin whom he had not seen for four
teen years.
Misses Lizzie Hendricks and Zetta
dwell spent Monday afternoon and
evening at Marmont, the guests of Mrs.
Henry Zechiel.
W. F. Young left for Sheboygan,
Wis, Sunday. lie Will return the latter
part of this week with his family who
have visited there the past month.
Mark Twain has declined an offer of
$4,000 for a series of twenty letters of
about 1000 words each, to be written
during his tour around the world
Dr.. burr has recently engaged an
a: sistant to help him take care of his
dental business. The gentleman is
J. VI. ellsworth of Ionia Michigan.
Mrs. Ellen, wife of Jason Brown, the
only surviving child of John Brown. the
hero OF IIarper's Ferry, died at Akron,
Ohio, few days ago, aged sixty-nine
years.
+. W. Quackenbush, of TT. Wayne
State manager of the L b. Mutual AID
Society of Penn, for this state, is in the
city this week in the interests of that
society.
Mrs. Amelia Hampton has pur-
chased and taken possession of the
Steam Laundry and hereafter it will
be under the management of Steven
Hampton.
The children of Mr. Staten near Gull
yer Park are reported as sick with dip
iberia. This is the same neighborhood
where this disease ragged so last year
about this time.
The Twenty Ninth Indiana Volun-
teer Infantry, will hold an annual re-
union at Knox, beginning October End
A number o. veterans of this place
will attend
The fisst Annual Picnic of the farm
ers of Northern Indiana and Southern
Michigan, will be held at the fair
grounds at South Bend Wednesday
August 18th, 1895.
y card received at this office from
Rev. W. w. Raymond dated at Bald
winsville, y. Y, August 31st, states
that himself and wife leave that place
to-day visiting various places en-route
home.
Now the new woman has her crino-
line sleeves and boomers, it is said
some are practlcing on thu manner of
making the manly stride, and are aping
the fire boys as they do when on run