Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08

| Samuel Parker, so we are informed is
contemplating removing to Indianapo-
lis.
Emory Norris, who has been working
at the Novelty, left tor Argos, Wednes-
day.
Miss Jennings, of Mentone, was visit
ing her cousin Miss Halsey over Sun
day.
\ second hand sewing machine for
sale cheap at Blain's, in good running
order.
If you want hat be sure and see
us before you buy.-Reeve's Bargain
Store.
Call and see those fine Dongola shoes
for Sl.00 and $50, at Reeves Bargain
Store
Mrs. Compton, of Bourbon, is visiting
friends and relatives of this city this
week.
Miss Daisy Bowel is visiting with
Miss Clara KoontZ, at Lakeville, this
week.
Supt. s. S. Fish spent Tuesday IN Ar
gos on business pertaining to school
work.
Mrs. Stiles has been suffering with
the quinsy, but is able to be around
again.
Thos. Candy, of Maxenkuckee, has
purchased DR.. Knott's fine driving
horse.
The members of the Lutheran church
have been having their parsonage re-
paired.
John Shroeder's child is suffering with
brain trouble and is past all hopes of re-
covery.
Chas. Lewis child is suffering with
the Group, but is thought to be out of
danger.
Mrs. Denny O'Brien spent Tuesday in
Grovertown visiting relatives and
friends.
William Brekford, of South Bend, was
visiting with his father over Sunday, in
this city.
Eli Parker, of Maxenkuckee, has been
in our city the past week. He is doing
jury duty.
Theodore Cressner was doing bust
ness in LaPaz Junction, yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Ellen Glass enjoyed visit at
South Bend with friends and relatives,
Wednesday.
Our city marshall, S. Myers had a
short russell near Michigan street bridge
Sunday last.
Will Yoder, of Hammond, came to
this city to accept employment at the
Cycle Works.
The X of P's., of WalkertOn are con-
templating the erection of a castle hall
in that place.
Mrs. Warren who has been keeping
house for Jacob Mikels, left for Men
tone, Monday.
From this issue until the LIST of April
you can secure the INDEPENDENT one
year for Sl.OO.
Miss Amanda Boye, of Valparaiso, is
visiting relatives and friends in this city
for few days.
A fine baby boy made his appearance
last Saturday morning at the home of
R. B. Oglesbee.
Frank Lynch, of Fort Wayne, came
to this city one day last week, to work
for the Novelty.
Jas. Talbot transacted business in
Chicago last week. He returned home
Friday evening.
Langen & Co., are busily at work
erecting their foundry south of the
Pittsburgh track.
Representative Simons and wife came
home Saturday from Indianapolis, re-
turning Monday.
The latest in the line of lamp shades
and tissue paper can be found at Sha-
del & Reynolds.
Mrs. Chas. Britton, of Charlottesville
is in the city, visiting her sons, George
and Otis Mikels.
Bring your chickens and fat stock tC
f. III. Kuhn's meat market, and get the
highest cash price.
Ask your grocer for Cunningham
flavoring extracts. Take no other
You can't afford it.
John Cleveland has moved from his
home, southwest of Plymouth, to the
Seltenright property.
Job work is our speciality, in from one
to three or more colors if desired. We
guarantee our work.
The largest stock of paints, oil and
varnishes ever brought to Plymouth, at
j. V. Ashley & Sons.
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