Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-19
Wilmington Penn, is in Plymouth and

An even one hundred tickets were
sold at the Nandalia depot for the Epis
copal picnic at South Bend to-day.
Mrs. Lucien Huff, who has been Wis
iting Miss Queen Cleveland returned to
her home in ElenwOod, His, Wednesday.
j. Weidner, who has been visiting
his daughter Mrs. j. ). RodOcker, re-
turned to his home in Mulberry, Tues
day night.
John Wiltfong left on the early train
this morning for Lake Maxenkuckee
where he will attend the meeting of
county officers-elect.
The residence of Congressman Rouse,
of Warsaw, was visited by burglars last
night. They were frightened away be-
fore securing much.
Alex La Pierre, the popular travelling
man of South Bend, enjoyed social
bowl (of bread and milk with Plym-
outh friends Tuesday.
The Plymouth Maroons will 90 to
Warsaw Friday to meet the Warsaw
ball club on their own grounds. An In
teresting game is expected.
Co. d., l. y. c., under command of
Capt Wise will leave the city at lis p.
m. saturday, for indianapolis, Where
they will go into camp for week.
Mrs. y. r.. Zimmerman and her chill
dren return home this evening from a
two weeks visit with her parents at
Racine, Wis, and a sister in Chicago
Mr.. Hurd, who has beenemployed at
the bicycle factory for several years will
move his family to Laporte Thursday,
he will engage with the Crown bicycle
factory.
We have heard of one business man
who never advertised and was always
busy He had the salt-rheum and a
waterbury watch, and when he wasn't
watch.
Fitch Reeves met with an accident
at the Basket works yesterday, which
will probably lay him up for week.
He was playfully scuffiing with friend
at noon hour, when he severely sprained
his shoulder.
Oracle, and. Frank, children of the
Rev. Mr.. Lineberry, of st. Joseph, Ind,
visited the family of DIR. Bowers, Tues
day on their way to their grandfather
Jacob Kizer on Goshen road where they
will visit for some time.
Mr.. Charles II. Kelly, p. G. and ger.
eral organizer of the sections of the
Endowment Rank, knights of Pythias
and whose home is In Jeffersonville
. Ind, is in Plymouth. Mr.. Kelly is here
= in the interest of the Endowment Rank
and will remain several days.
Mr.. John Hansen has arranged t.
start class in vocal and instrumental
music in this city and will also organize
classes in Bourbon, Bremen and Max
enkuckee. Mr.. Hansen will make {
business of teaching hereafter and i:
I fully competent for the work.
\ ball was given at the Palmer house
e last evening, in honor of Mrs. Palmer:
birthday. 1t was brilliant affair anC
h everybody reports a delightful time
Plymouth people who attended were
+ Mr.. and Mrs. John Capron, Misses Ma
mic Hohan and Daisy Bowel, Ber
: Bowel.
Work resolutely for some great pur
T.. pose in life; make up your mind to that
and then never relinquish it. But re
member the iniirmities of your OWL
nature, to guard against them. Remem
Der that hours of dependency will come
l. and days from which the light will seen
to be utterly shut out
Eli Silvey found package of forty
five letters on the 10Th inst, near the
i Schroeder crossing. The package was
bound for st. Joe, and the letters Were
n for points in Michigan and bore Route
Agent Smiths tag. Mr.. Silvey deliv
: cred the package to Postmaster JilSor
this morning, and it was promptly for
warded to its proper destination.
Township Trustee Bonham proposes
, to have some Improvements on the
roads this summer. In addition To tn,
: purchase Of the Jacob Lee gravel pit
he has also purchased a acre pit OF
Geo. GOttchalk in the northeast corner
. of the township and will utilize the
same in making needed repairs on oul
country roads
s Ill. I'll. Culver of st. Louis, No., wa:
in the city yesterday on business il
connection with the Culver Academy
-, at Lake Maxenkuckee. Mr.. Culver
reports work on the academy pre-
crossing finely and prospects for the
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