Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15


ed the wreck he said to her, y ow, you
can fix that shirt. How you'd you like
10 have somebody shake the shirt off of
YOU The school AIRED.
The ladies' of the st. Johns Episcopal
church at Tlkhart are making extensive
arrangements to have baby show in a
short time. \ number OF entries have
already been made.
While assisting III operating a corn
husking machine at Warsaw Thursday
evening William Banks a wealthy and
prominent farmer living near that city
had his right arm torn from his body.
1t is said that the Michigan City DIS
| patch was the only Democratic paper
that had the nerve to display Its roosters
after the recent election. 1t crows over
the victory of Tammany, ard the state
OF Mississippi.
1t social event held In Knights
town, novel way for each gentleman
TO select his lady partner for the dining
room was resOrted to. \ basket con
tanning the pictures of all the ladies
present taken when quite small was
drawn from, and the gentlemen would
then find his partner 10y this youthful
picture.
DIR. Martin made another trip to
Bourbon yesterday. He has been at
tending Mr.. G.. i. Arnold Of that place
who has been suffering with a severe
stomach and bowel trouble for some
time, but who is now reported greatly
improved. The doctor has been visit
ing him regularly about three times
weekly.
If the ruination of boy is desired,
let him roam the streets at will. There
is nothing that will ruin boy SO Qui *
ly as unmatched liberty. 1t is during
these night carausals that he learns the
yulgarisms which will grow to some
thing worse, and the idea of having so
little respect for himself or those around
him. The fond parent, it may be, who
allows her ten Or twelve year old boy to
continually absent himself from home
night after night, will some day, when
it is too late, have cause to weep, and
bitterly. too, for neglecting her boy dur
ing his tender years.-EX.
From Mondays Daily.
VIM. Miller drove over from Argos
to-day.
Elias Boyce, of Bremen, was in town
to-day
Miss Stella Williams left to day for
LOgansport.
Rollo Ogesbee left for Indianapoli'
today On business.
Thomas Boles, OF Argos was in the
city on business to-day.
Lille Knoblock has accepted a posi-
ton with Cressner & Co.
Harvey yesterday, of Warsaw, is in
the city on his way TO Culver City
NJ. y. o. Packard returned from
visit with friends in Chicago to-day.
Mr.. j. {. Martin, of Mulberry, Ind
is visiting with The family of John
Dial.
Hog cholera is prevailing at an
alarming extent in some portions of the
state
John Perschbaugher, of Tiosa, WISH
ted with his brother in this city over
sunday.
Agent j. f. IIaines left for Fort
Wayne this morning, will be gone for
a day or So.
Chas. Davis, of South Bend, visited
over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. +. Fen
tons of this city.
Maurice Lauer, of Muncie, is visiting
with relatiy IS and friends in this city |
for few days.
lieatlng preparations are being made
for the rooms in the north half of the |
Packard building.
The humane society of South Bend !
is after the cigarette dealers. Let the |
good work go on.
1t is said a six foot vein of silver ore
has been struck in Wayne county, Ind. |
1t will yield $50 to the tons.
JACOB Speyes, who has been visiting
with NJ. Lauer and son leaves today |
for his home in Lexington, Ky.
Mrs. Rating, who has been visiting |
with Mrs. J. Sullivan returned to her
home to-day at Clark Station.
Nelson mclaughlin who left some
weeks ago with the hunters for Wiscon-
sin, returned last evening on the sick
list.
Winamac was visited 10y lively fire
Sunday morning, Nov. 3. The pc )ple
of that berg are now talking of water
works.
Seventy-live employees of the Wayne
knitting mills, of Fort Wayne, are on a
strike. They object to paying for need
les which they break.
In st. Joseph county the commission
erS have given the sheriff notice that |
prisoners are expected to work six
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