Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-22

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office of which was destroyed by fire
several days ago, came to hand on time
as we predicted.
Messrs. J. McClurg and Percy West
and Miss Grace BabcOck, who were the
guests of Miss Daisy Woodward dur
ing her house party, have returned to
their homes.
y man by the name of Kitchener
near Valparaiso, while whiting with
jack knife, one day last week, by an
awkward move received the blade into
his own breast up to the handle.
The Us will meet at the home of
Gertrude Chase Tuesday evening Aug.
9th. Everybody most cordially invited
to come The meeting held at Mr. Leo
nard's last evening was we'll attended.
The tin box racket has been worked
perfectly among the farmers in Howard
county. 1t will be found, as a rule,
the men that generally get hit by
these slick thieves, cannot afford to
/ take their county paper.
While playing on the porch Monday
evening the three year old son of VIM.
BOlinger fell to the ground breaking an
arm. DIR. Martin reduced the fracture
and the little fellow is in a fair way to
speedy recovery.
y new industry has sprung up in this
city in the form of a cider press in the
new building just south of the Pittsburg
track and two blocks west of the cross
ing. CLANCY & Kepler are the projec-
tors and will begin operations Tuesday
morning.
While working on machine at the
Novelty Works Tuesday, Vincent West
got bad blow on the nose and over
the eye from rim wheel which became
loose and flew from the machine. He
was compelled to go home for the day
but was not seriously hurt.
Miss Mary Schlarb has rented the
room recently occupied by Fred Kuhn's
meat matket, and is putting it through
course of repairs and renovation.
She will open 1t about Monday next
with a fine line of fancy goods and
needleWOrk.
KlOepfer, the dry goods dealer, is now
arran ging to go to Philadelphia, where
he Will purchase large line of carpets
direct from the factory. He will also
revisit New York, as he now finds he
did not purchase a sufficient quantity
of the regular line when there.
Here is the latest: Maud Miller on
/ a summers day, stuffed the manger
full of hay. Her hat was there but not
the rake for that was but poets fake.
/ Slapping the old COW on the side she
laughed until she nearly ;ried. "Just
think old bossy" cried the maid, I'm
going to have some boomers made
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Prof. ". c. Latta of Purdue Univer-
sity, Lafayette, Ind, state Superintend
ent of Farmers Institutes, will meet
/ the local institute workers at Plymouth,
Thursday, Aug. -, 1893, at a. III. Mr.
I.atta will be pleasantly remembered
as being present and having charge of
/ the first institute held in this county at
this place.
Hon. III. G.. Thayer and ex-City Treas
urer James \. Gilmore, now cashier of
the First National Bank of Marshall
! County came up to-day and made THE
/ Times a pleasant call Mr.. Gilmore
was for seventeen years treasurer of
/ Plymouth They came to attend the
funeral of the late George ". Mat
thews. South Bend Saturday Times
Advertisers in Plymouth ought to
know by this time that the place to put
their advertisements is in a newspaper.
The various advertising schemes bust
ness men are solicited day by day TO
patronlze, are only in the interest of
the solicitor y paper that issues
every day is bound to do good for its
customers. 1t is read by the head Of the
and visitors.
The Washburn Times mentions a
township trustee in that county, Kos
ciusko, who. during the year ending
August D, 1895, hauled on the roads of
his township 1882 cubic yards of gray
ell and as a result the township now
has thirty three miles of good gravel
roads. That trustee ought TO be re-
elected as long as he will take the Office
irrespective of politics. indianapolis
Journal.
Here is the way, says the Louisville
Commercial, well known gentleman
puts the bicycle craze in a nutshell:
Il had arranged to have a new walk
laid in front Of my house, and it was
necessary to do some Other work in
connection The morning the work
was to commence the contractor ar
rived on his wheel. \ few minutes