Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-12
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

y. W. IarkS transacted business II
Warsaw, Wednesday.
Miss Emma Halem is visiting Mis-
Nellie Gregg, of La Paz.
Hammocks for 80 cents at the PEG
pies Drug Store this week.
In order to dodge the bicycles one
should be first class acrobat.
Mrs. c. R. Leonard and daughter are
visiting relatives in South Bend.
Mr.. John Wolford transacted bus
mess in Valparaiso, Tuesday.
DIR. j. S. Baker is attending business
matters in Milwaukee, Wis, to-day.
G. NJ. Girard, of Marmont is in Plym-
outh to-day on business mission.
VIM. Richie, of Bourbon, visited
with friends in Plymouth Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Bartoff has gone to Knox
to accept position in millinery store.
Miss Maggie Holem spent the Fourth
at Argos with her friend, Miss McGriff.
Mr.. Fred Wensler, of Fort Wapne, is
in this city, visiting his parents and
friends.
Monticello will let the contract for a
system of water works, the Goth of this
month.
The Egerton Manufacturing compa-
ny shipped fifteen car loads of baskets
last week.
a social dancing party was held Mon
day night in the Wolford new store
room on Center street.
Miss Lillian Knoblock left for Bre-
men, to-day, where she will visit with
relatives for about two weeks.
Miss Marie Hoham, who has been Wis
iting Miss Mary HOham, of this city,
departed for Logansport to-day.
The w. c. L. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Blaine next Monday even
ing, July 10. y good attendance is de-
sired.
Misses Matte Stitson and Bertha
Await, of Walkerton, were tbs guests
of Miss Gertrude Welsh over the
Fourth.
Attorney j. X. IIoughton, accom-
panied by his wife, spent Monday in
Chicago. They returned home in the
evening.
Commercial and job printing of all
kinds at the INDEPENDENT office.
Samples shown and prices quoted on
application.
The MentOne Improvement Co., is
contemplating boreing for oil. They
seem to be getting hustle on them in
that village.
The Us will meet at the home of Miss
IIolem, on west South street, Tuesday
evening, July Is. Everybody most cor
daily invited to come.
Jacob Hartman, James NJ. Black and
Everett Fields will be initiated into
Gen. Crook camp Sons Of Veterans at
G.. y. Il. hall this evening.
In Clinton county this state, scar
city of teachers is reported. 1t requires
III teachers to conduct their schools,
and only 70 have made applications.
John r. Losey's horse was entered at
Knox, last Fourth of July, in a free for
all race, winning first purse amounting
to $4,000 The time made was 2:22.
The funeral services over the remains
of Miss Blain, who died Monday even
ing, We're held at the residence of Judge
j, ID. McClaren yesterday afternoon at
o'clock.
y great many people throughout the
county should bear in mind that the
county attorneys Office is not the place
to unload their little petty spites and
family troubles.
Bert Caldwell, of Upper Sandusky
Ohio, who is spending few months at
Maxenkuckee, spent the Fourth with
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. +. n. WEIGH
and wife, on Walnut street.
1t was one of those unlocked fol
errors in our report of the council meet
ing yesterday, that made our jovia
street commissioner, W. +. Reynolds, a
councilman, drawing a salary.
The Richmond, Va, Times surely
thinks that fire works will keep forever
1t asks that all fireworks not used or
the 18th of July be kept to celebrate the
next democrat victory. Did you ever
While operating a notching saw al
the basket factory to-day David Fielt
had all the fingers on his right hanC
badly cut, although not injuring The
bones. His wounds were dressed by
Dr. Vets.
The mayors of many Indiana cite;
have issued proclamations calling the
attention of salOon-keepers to the pro
visions of the Nicholson law and warn
ing them conduct their business ac