Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-04

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dances ETC., and also as an opera house
and if properly arranged thus of itself
would be god-send to the citizens of
Plymouth.
y distressing sight was seen at the
TT. W. Il 7. depot Monday last. 1t was
two young lads hardly in their teens be-
ing taken to the insane asylum. We
were informed they were from Roch-
ester, and their deplOrabe condition was
brought about by a lingering fever
which left them the mental wreck they
are.
Henry Chrisle, of Bourbon, and Mary
Zeiders We're married Saturday Dec. %
at the Cummings residence South Mich
igan st. Rev We baltimore officiating.
Both the bride and groom are well
known in this section. After the GER
emony the newly married couple COM
menced housekeeping on their farm
near Bourbon.
When every one is swearing off from
some vice or other it would be as well
for the young representative of Ameri-
can freedom to register VOW to leave
bean shooters and tin horns alone for
the next twelve months. And if he
should adhere to his resolution in this
matter he might teach the older folks a
statutory lesson.
1t is reported that some time in Feb
ruary, there will be boxing tourna-
ment held in this city. The mayor has
given his permit for this to take place
subject to certain restrictions. The
principle event promised is a glove CON
test between Fred Greenburg, of Ply
mouth, and Chas. Weitchel, of Grover
ton.
Owing to the wrecking of freight
train on the Nickle Plate road early
Wednesday morning, in which luckily
no one was injured, the morning
passenger train on that road had to come
by way of Plymouth in order to reach
Valparaiso, j. E. Hanes, depot agent of
the TT. Wayne, accompanied the train
from here to Valparaiso.
A woman's character has been likened
to postage Stamp-One black mark
ruins it. Mans is like a treasury note
no matter how many stains, it passes at
par. When a woman falls from grace
her character is usually ruined forever,
while on the other hand a man may
straighten up and be received into the
best society again. Why is this?
1t is a fact that all the hallabaloo
made by stingy parents over the eX
pense caused by the fellows counting
their handsome daughters, is entirely
unnecessary, when every experienced
person knows, that spooney couple of
lovers will set up till the small hours to-
gether and not burn as much gas or oil
as the family will use in half an hour.
Get new sewing machine. 1t makes
handsome holiday present. Get them
as early as possible as the New Home
company is very slow filling orders
owing to the great demand for the ma
chine at this season of the year. They
are being sold cheaper now on account
of the amount going out. Think of it,
only $50 for a machine, warranted five
years. Go to Lillybridge.
The first duty of every business man
of Plymouth is to boom his own city. We
are community of people whose bust
ness interests are dependent upon the
growth and prosperity of each member
of the community. Every citizen who
makes his living in this city is stock
holder, and his own success in business
is dependent to certain degree, upon
the success of his neighbor.
b. V. Stevens, of Minneapolis, MINI.
who for several days past has been in
Plymouth in the interest of business
college, reference of which appeared in
the INDEPENDENT last week, has re-
ceived considerable encouragement. He
left Tuesday for other points that he
has in view for the location of schools,
and will return in few days to learn
the result of the proposition made by
him to the citizens of Plymouth.
The Goshen News suggests the fol
lowing practical advice to fault finders:
If your local paper has trod on your
toes little in performing its mission
don't get your back up and abuse the
editor, but stop and take long breath
and think for season and see if you
can't remember some of the favOrS and
kindneSSeSS it has shown you in the
past. Then reflect that it may not be
long before you want favor again.
A community without newspaper is
a good place to flee from. 1t has no flu
ture. The frog sings in the alley and
the grass grows in the streets and the