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

covered by insurance. DR.. Hamilton
succeeded in saving few of his house
hold effects.
The LaPorte street bakery has
changed hands, Mr.. Steele stepping out.
We are informed the transfer occurred
this week.
Bertha Haag and Mathilda Langen-
felt w'.o have been visiting in Kewanna
and LOganspOrt returned home on Sat
urday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Meyer, cd Chi
cago, attended the funeral of their
nephew, Frank Meyer, at Donaldson
last Friday.
Rev. Father Moench, of this city, and
Father Teele, of Monterey, went to
Michigan City, Tuesday last on import
ant business.
Go to J. V. Ashley 81 Sons for hard
ware, tools, implements, paints, oils,
stoves and tinware at prices to match
the hard times.
Mr.. Fellers, of the firm of Fellers &
Snyder, has moved this week into the
house owned by Jas. Houghton, west of
Lake Erie depot.
l can sell few loads of the finest
Timothy hay at so, and clover hay for
SO per ton. c. F. Shadle. Peoples drug
store, Plymouth.
Mrs. Joe Andres returned to her home
in Peru Tuesday morning after an ex-
tended visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Bergman.
John \. Palmer who has been con-
fined to the house for several days is
again able to be about, although not en-
tirely recovered.
Dora, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Vinall, who has been very sick with
lung fever for the past two weeks is
somewhat better.
c. p Bair, formerly of this city, but
now of indianapolis, visited the first of
the.week with friends here, returning to
his home Thursday.
Joseph Stein who spent New Years
with his parents in this city at their resi-
dence, "Unter der Linden" returned to
Chicago Sunday last.
The Order of Equity met in X. of p
Hall Tuesday night last. This organi-
zation though young, has the opportun,
ity for rapid growth.
1t is said Gov. Allgeld's message to
the Illinois legislature is liable to be a
'hot" one, as the most of it was com
piled at Hot Springs.
Jesse Shocky has returned from a visit
to his home and once more taken up his
position as telegraph operator at the
Vandalia depot in this city.
To-day and tomorrow e. NJ. Welch &
Co. will have big auction sale of jew
elry, watches, clocks and silverware al
the old Buck & TOan store.
Geo. Werlich, former resident of this
county, who has been visiting his daugh
ter in this city returned to his home in
Bay City, Mich, on Tuesday last.
New Home sewing machines always
on hand. The best machine on the mar
ket. Gives the least trouble. We sell
them from $50 up, at A. w. Lillybridge
Last Tuesday at Valparaiso, a dog
suffering from hydraphobia, was shot Oh
one of the principal streets. He was
discovered before he had bitten any one
Announcement is made in another
column, regarding the Farmers Insti
tute which will be held at the Opera
House, on the 4th and 5th of February
Justice of the Peace III. b. Reeves
united in marriage at his office Thurs
day afternoon Adreal Warren of Rich
land to Miss Amanda WieSer of Argos
In order to clear out their stock and
make room for new goods G. M. Welcf
& Co. will have big auction sale al
Harry Bucks store 'o-day and to-mor
row.
It you want bargain in jewelry
watches, clocks or Silverware 60 to c
M. Welch & Co.'S. auction sale in the ii
Buck Hardware Store, to-day and to-
morrow.
The Independent, of Walkerton con
tributed handsome present toeits read
ers last week in an oil production. 1t is
called the american Beauty" furnished
by Demorest Magazine.
Shaded & Reynolds are selling Ora
hams Lambs wool toilet soap for five
cents cake. This is undoubtedly the
finest toilet soap on the market and is
the cheapest ever known.
Ray Kendall entertained a party of
young folks last Friday evening in
honor of his guest Ed Hessel and Vern
Brooke, of Warsaw. A pleasant time