Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-10-11

tnin nail completed, and ere long tina
street will be one of the finest drive,
ways in the city.
f. y. Downs, of Brazil, Ind. ha:
been appointed to fill the vacancy lef
by Agent Hale at the Nandalia in thi.
city, and has entered upon his duties.
Misses Emma Swindell and Jennie
Daniels, of Beloit, Mich, arrived in the
city Saturday evening. to make then
home for the winter with Harry
Swindell.
Frank r. Hale leaves for Terre Hautt
this morning, where he will commence
work in his new position as city ticket
agent at once.
Mrs. Cephas Eirestone and mother
Mrs. Wade, John Welch and Lawrence
Wade leave for Beaver City, Neb. to
morrow, where they will visit brother
and other relatives.
Miss Emma Travis, who was report.
ed as very i'll, is no better She has
laid In an unconscious condition for
about three weeks, and as yet no inn
provement can be seen.
John Nolkert is the owner of a cat
which has given birth to six kittens
all of different colors and fastened to-
Sether on the same order as the
Siamese Twins The are still alive
The Columbia City Post recently
launched in that city makes the fol
lowing sanguine statement "The Even
ing Post is receiving many com
pliments. More compliments than
money"
Mrs. L. j. Winnings and daughter
lrma, leave for Iagerstown, Ind, to-
morrow morning, where they 60 in
hopes that Mrs. Winnings may further
recover her health.
n little girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Baxter yesterday morning, but only
lived a few hours, dying at 1915 o'clock
last night. The funeral will take place
to-day at 3 o'clock p. m. from the resi-
dence
An exchange says a minister was
assaulted by disappointed lover while
Iii the act of performing the ceremony,
and newspaper learned of it. When
the editor saw the article he marked
1t to go under the railway news. :
Being asked why he thus des-
ignated it, his reply was "because the
minister was hurt while making a
coupling
The remains of Clinton Miller who
committed suicide at Marion, Wednes-
day were taken to Pierceton for burial.
There was no reason given in the let
ter left for his wife, for his rash deed.
The only reason she can assign was
that of some slight reverses in bust
ness, but she does not deem them of
Importance enough to cause him to
take his life. lie was engaged in bus
mess at Warren.
The following is The Rochester Re-
publlcanS own novel manner of extend
ing congratulations to newly wed
ded couple.
Yesterday at his office Justice j. f..
Troutman joined in wedlOck Mr.. w.
III. Meyers and Miss Litta Wolf, both
of Union township. 1t is hoped that
the flowers that bloom in the spring
will find them basking in the light of
the honey moon
Mrs. Coleman, of Canada, Mrs. Craw-
ford, of Plymouth, Mrs. II. Hulverson,
Of Chicago, and Mrs. Edwin Moore, of
Laporte, are guests of Mrs. Nj. j. Royce
and Mrs. Hattie Hamrick.- Michigan
City News.
Chris Jacoby residing 31s miles east
of this city was severely injured Fri.
day while picking apples. He lost his
balance in some manner and fell to
the ground receiving several bad brui-
SeS and cutting one ear in two.
Apples have fallen off to great extent
on account of wind. Winter apples have
ripened beyond their time and there
seems to be poor prospect of their
keeping well. There is a general feel
ing that they will be high priced be-
fore spring.
Fred PATTERSON, prosperous farmer
of Milan, township Allan county, has
musical family Eleven of them, ten
boys and one girl, aged from 8 to a
years, furnished the band music for
reunion of the Twenty third Indiana
Battery in Ft. Wayne yesterday. The
children are good players and make
excellent music. Mr.. Patterson has
four more children too young to toot
a horn.-Columbia City Post
From Tuesdays Daily.
Circuit Court opens next week.
DIR. DUR was visiting at Bourbon to-