Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21

Miss Jennie Kimble, of LaPOrte, is
visiting with Mrs. Jennie Houghton
and other friends in the city.
Mr.. John Soice, who had been for sew
eral days in Ohio for medical treatment,
returned home Saturday last.
Oliver plow points only 30 cts. each
and marked genuine Oliver on each
piece, John V. Ashley & Son.
The Jail at Crown Point seems to leak
badly. Three prisoners have escaped
from it within the past week.
Mrs. John W. Houghton and Mrs.
Julia Work, of LaPorte, made a bust
ness trip to Warsaw yesterday.
The only stock of Fishing Tackle in
the county, is at The Peoples Drug
Store. Bristol Steel Rods $500.
Prof. ID. Frank Redd will leave Mon
day, for Bloomington, Ind, where he
will attend the State University.
Mrs. Ella Anderson, of La Porte, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Moore
and other relatives in this city.
The La Porte street Bakery, will sell
you a fine can of peaches for only 10
cents. Try this excellent brand.
The Indiana Editorial association
held at Logansport last Thursday and
Friday, was very largely attended.
Before buying your spring and sum-
mer suits or pants, call and see my
goods. Kleinschmidt, the Tailor
The wood work on the large tank be-
ing constructed by the Pittsburg rail
road, is being completed this week.
Mr.. O. Townsend and young Harden
brook, of Walkerton, were in the city
Monday. They attended the circus.
Mrs. ID. \. Snyder, who has been en-
joying plea SAINT visit with relatives at
Covington, Ind, returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. Edward Soice, of Terre IIaute,
Ind, arrived in our city Monday to visit
several days with the family of 5. Gill
bert.
W. +. Hall, of the W. III. Hall Print
ing Co., of Chicago, and his family, Wis
tied with J, w Thayer and family over
Sunday.
\ petition is being circulated at
Walkerton to secure a water works
system. 1t is probable an election will
be held.
Epworth League will give lawn So
cial next Wednesday evening at the
Parsonage. Everybody invited and ex-
pected,
Whiting, Ind, voted Wednesday, on
the feasibility of becoming an incorpor-
ated village, casting 800 votes favoring
the same.
Wild cherry Phosphate, a perfect
nerve tonic at the La Porte street
Bakery. \ twenty-five cent bottle for
fifteen cents.
J. III. Shockey, who for some time has
been operator at the Nandalia, left
Thursday morning for his home in Sui
Ivan, Illinois.
There are $50 convicts IN the southern
Indiana prison, and 225 are idle on ac-
count of the inability to secure con-
tracts for them.
The rain of last Tuesday has caused
a smile of satisfaction to spread over
the faces of the business men, as well
as the farmers.
Little Miss Maudie Mckelyey, of
Findley, Ohio, is here enjoying her
usual summer visit with the family OF
VIM. Montgomery.
y tempting notice displayed by a
dealer in cheap shirts made this truth
full announcement: "They won't last
long at this price"
| can make pants from 81 to 81
and suits from SIS to so, work and fiji
guaranteed. Call and see me. Klein
schmidt, the Tailor.
The graduating class and seyera
other young people went to Lake Max
en1uckee last Friday, and had dance
at the Palmer House.
James Gilmore, Jr., started Wednes
day on a trip through Michigan on his
wheel. He will visit relatives in De
troit before his return.
Mrs. Chas. Palmer, who has been Wis
ting with the family of John "
Houghton and other friends, returned
to her home in LaP0rte.
The only case before the courts this
week, of importance was that of Jennie
IIorner VS.. Willis Thornburgh, for bas
tardy. The jury disagreed.
\. ID. Smith, of Joliet ILL.,, was tht
guest of Mr. y. r.. Zimmerman, Sun
day. Mr.. Smith is connected with The