Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01

Miss Daisy Loshier left for Chicago
this morning.
VIM. Gordon, of Argos, was in town
to-day.
John l}augher, of Walkerton, WAS III
the city to-day.
y rowd of young people drove to
Argos last evening.
Mrs Chas. Drummond left for Chi
cage this morning.
j. W. Palmer and wife of Culver city
Sunayed III the city.
joel Boggs, of Argos, called in the
city today Oh business.
\. y. Yoast was in town Saturday
afternoon on business.
Miss Minnie Cox, of Culver City, visit
ed i'll the city yesterday.
Sheriff Smith was called to Culver
City "a urday evening.
John Laid, of Argos, was in town on
business this forenoon.
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Norman Baily, of Walkerton, called
in the city over Sunday.
Otto Alberts has accepted position
as clerk for e. Wolf q Son.
Wilson IIutchings, of Muncie, Ind.
is visiting friends in the city.
ID. l.. Guilfogle, of South Bend was in
town to-day on business.
Bert Nussbaum, of Culver City, spent
Sunday in the city with relatives.
Forest Stevens, of Argos, drove over
last Saturday evening on business.
One hundred and thirteen new build.
ings were counted in our city yesterday
Mamie Harris, Bert Harris and Chas
COrbin drove over to Bourbon yester-
day.
Mr., Beatty, of Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting friends in this vicinity for a
few days.
a Big Black steer was struck by the
1908 passenger train going north last
Friday night.
Mrs. j. NJ. Douglass, of Pierceton,
Ind, spent Sunday with her sister Mrs.
ID. Z. Moore.
Rev. baltimore, of Evanston LII. has
been in the city visiting with friends
for few days.
Daniel Shively, from the eastern part
of the county, was in town on special
business to-day.
{. b. Hammered, of Broughton, Ohio,
has purchased the lunch room formerly
run by Chas. Wilhelm.
Mrs. DIR. Reynolds, had to telephone
last Saturday evening for assistance to
get crazy tramp out of the house.
Miss Lena Koonz left Saturday tor
Laporte to spend number of weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Sam Braverman.
The Us will meet Saturday night at
the residence of Miss Ollie Williams,
corner Washington and Center streets.
The Saint Michaels congregation
went in procession to their cemetary
west of town yesterday to honor their
dead
The six large ice houses located at
Shelby Ind, the property of Anderson
q Freeman, of Chicago, burned Satur-
day.
Deputy Auditor Poulson and county
clerk Chandler, of Warsaw, attended
the Sons of Veterans camp fire last
Friday night.
The postoflice known as Berlinton has
been abandoned, and hereafter residents
of that section will be compelled to get
their mail at Bremen.
VIM. Bristol, of Bourbon, was in the
city for few hours to-day, on his way
to Lapaz, where he is doing the brick
work on Leonard Logan's new store
building.
Dr. Frank Hectar, of Rochester, Pro-
feSsor of diseases of the eye and ear, of
the Indiana Electric Medical College, is
in our city to-day doing some special
work III eye surgery.
Eugene Welch left last evening via
Argos over the Nlckle Plate railroad,
for Buffalo and Boston. Mr.. WEIGH
and Mr.. kleopfer drove over to Argos
in the afternoon.
1t is the easlst thing in the world to die
Christian. The most of those who die
upon the gallows pofess to die Christian.
The greatest trouble we have heard of
along this line is to live one. This surely
worries the most of them.
y woman living near Keiders Mills,
become insane last week and wandered
away from home with her little eight
month old baby in her arms. 1t is said
she roamed through that section for
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