Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28

accommodate their fast increasing pat
ronage, they went TO work Immediately.
They have removed the counters. and
placed shelving to the ceiling. When
completed they will have cOmmOdiOus
and pleasant store room.
MARRIED sunday, June 23rd..
Mr.. William II. Iershberger, and Miss
Lottie Marsh, were united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents, at (,
p. m, Rev. j. Rothenberger officiating.
On Tuesday, of this week, at the
home of the brides parents, at S, p. M,
occurred the marriage of Mr.. Edwin
Wilmer and Miss Minnie Schaner. This
wedding was ofliciated at by Rev. J.
ROthenberger,
W. c. L. L. will meet Monday after
noon. July LIST, with Mrs. Blain, to
make arrangements for a memorial SER
vice for Mrs Work, to be held at Mr..
Works, July Sth, in the evening. 1t is
desirable that a full attendance of
members be at Mrs. Biain's July 1st.,
for this purpose. Z \. STACY, sect.
Mr. VIM. Rankin, of Argos, our
treasurer-eleet, of this county, in com
pany with his wife, were visitors in
Plymouth "Wednesday. They are
making preparations to move TO our
city. In the evening they attended the
lawn social at the ". Z. parsonage.
There was quite an exciting bicycle
race at Warsaw last Saturday. Among
those from plymouth who participated
in the race were Lou Borton and Bert
Ashton. Notwithstanding tie lack of
training, and improper handicaping in
the race, Lou Dorton won the fourth
prize.
Among those who attended the re-
ception and BAH at the Palmer House
at Marmont Tuesday evening. were,
less Altman, Bert Nussbaum, Edwin
Meyer, Daisy Bowel, Louise Ayers,
Kate Sheppard, Erma Winnings and
/ Daisy Nussbaum. They returned home
/ Wednesday.
/ Last Wednesday evening a very en-
joyable lawn social was held at the res
idenee of Rev. /. smith, under the
auspices OF the Epworth League Ice
cream and cake were served, and dur
ing the evening numerous musical
treats were given. Among those who
entertained was Mr. Geo Work The
society cleared $500.
IN exciting game of base ball be-
tween the Twin Lakes team and Hib-
bard, between whom quite a rivalry ex-
lists took place at Twin Lakes last sun
day. The team OF the Lakes sent to
Plymouth for some of our boys to come
down andassist them, and Harris, Huff
man. Shaunessy and Kirk, went to
their assistance. Harris pitching won
the game for the Twin Lakes team by
a score of - to -.
There are plenty of men who like to
talk about the angels and delight to
picture to themselves the angelic nature
of the women they love. Angels are
undoubtedly very nice in their proper
sphere, but most sensible men have no
use for them here on earth. The wo-
man who can make the best bread and
make home the most comfortable here
on earth, is worth a dozen angels in
Kingdom Come
The INDEPENDENT some weeks ago,
announced that ii was probable that the
Barnum & Bailey show would not ap-
pear in Plymouth. We nave learned
this week that our authority for the re-
port was not as well versed with the
movements of this aggregation as ap-
peared. 1t is fact that this great
company will surely appear here August
9TH The fair ground has been secured
and all the arrangements completed.
DIR. c. A. Brown, was appointed by
the Epworth League of our city, to rep
resent its interests at the national gath
ering at Chattanooga, Tenn, which
meets this week. The Doctor left Tues
day morning. Before starting home he
expects to visit Battle Field Park.
Lookout Mountain, Memphis, Nashville
and Atlanta, Ca, also the Mamouth
Cave, Kentucky. The Doctor surely
is entitled to vacation, as this is the
first time in four years that he has been
able to lay aside business, for even
| few days.