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

city will be double the present size.
large force of wOrkmen will be en-
ployed as soon as the new addition is
completed.
| Mrs. Dr. Smith is visiting at present
with relatives and friends in PennyS-
vile, this State. She will visit short
time in Danville, ILL.,, before returning
home.
Mrs. y. c. Hume and Mrs. II. y.
Chase, went to Lake MaXenkuckee
Monday of this week, to enjoy an out
ing. They returned home Tuesday
evening.
Quite a large number of people as
sembed at Twin Lakes, sunday, to wit
ness the dedication of the new club
house. The announcement was an er-
rOniOuS one.
The marriage license issued this week
are: Bert [. Carroll Emma Penrad,
Martin Asper Lydia Stockridge: Fran
ces NJ. Carlos Ella Towns; Noah Bick
er Ida NJ. start.
{. +. Group received c0mmunica-
ton from friend In Jefferson county,
Alabama, who states that there Will be
over 100000 bushel of plumS in that
county this year.
The ladies of the Reformed church
will have an ice cream social at the
home of Mrs. Chambers on North Plum
street, Friday evening June DIST.
Everybody invited,
Children's Day was observed with an
excellent program at the l. b. church
last sunday night. The church was
crowded to its full capacity, and every
one enjoyed the entertainment.
On July the 18th the midsummer
august number of Frank Leslie's
monthly will appear in a handsome
new cover, specially designed in the
modern artistic decorative style.
Mr.. j. III. Brooke, wife, and two
daughters, of Warsaw, Ind, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. f. Houghton
the first of the week. Mr.. Brooke is a
nephew of Mr.. Jas. +. II0ughtOn.
NJ. Lauer & Son, are contemplating,
in a short time, the putting in of new
front in their clothing store. 1t will be
of modern design, and will add much to
the appearance of their large store.
IT'S said that for the past five years
the average yield of wheat in India is
20 million bushels, one 9TH of which is
exported. Her competition in the
wheat market has come in earnest.
Florence Mcdonald, who has been
teaching school at Marion, Ind, ac-
companied 10y her sister, arrived in
Plymouth Tuesday evening. They Will
spend several weeks visiting relatives
here.
Owing to the breaking of 4 couplin
at the Novelty works Monday forenoon
a shafting was displaced causing the
breaking of two hangers. The racket
made caused a stampede for few min
uteS.
Judge Capron and wife, accompan-
led by theirson John and his wife, went
to Lake MaXenkuckee, last Saturday
and spent the day fishing. They
brought back fine string of salmon
and bass.
The Riverside barber shop is adding
new improvements right along. Last
week they put in fan that is run by
water moter, and is good improve
ment. This week they are having new
floor laid.
The team of Geo. W. Thomas while
tied to stone in front Of Altman 4
sons store Saturday, became frightened
by the stone dropping off of the walk
They made matters look serious for ;
short time.
Miss Laura Ryder and her sister Mrs
Jennie Chester are visiting their parent.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Ryder in our city
Miss Laura is a teacher in the public
school at Elkhart. She Will spend he
vacation at home
Mr.. c. y. Clough attended the grad
uating exercises held at Michigan Cit,
Wednesday evening. His cousin. 4;
Miss Mable Ashton, was one of tn,
graduates. There were thirty-siX grad
yates in the class.
The Democrat published the cata
logue of the MaXenkuckee fair associa
ton, this year, and it is an excellen
piece of workmanship. Our frien'
Candy, is an expert in his line.
, Editors son 'Papa, what do the let
tors s-l-n-n-e-d spell?" Editor Well,
my boy, transpose them and they spel
the name of the merchant who refuse
to advertise during the dull season..
Printers Ink.