Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-19
Original One=PriCe Clothiers.

pound boy. DIR. Bowers reports mother
and child doing well.
Lawyer Kellison, of this city trans
acted business in South Bend Tuesday.
There are Sc pupils in attendance at
the Normal at the Ward School to-day.
Miss Ida Cullin, OF Greencastle visited
with relatives in this city Monday even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Kiser are NOV
ing to their new home on Goshen road
to-day.
Mrs. John Blain and Mrs. Glenn Blain
are rusticating at Chautauqua Hotel,
Pine Lake.
Edwin Meyer leaves this evening for
a weeks outing at TippecanOe Lake
near Warsaw.
Mrs. Thos. O'Donnell living north
east of the city is quite sick with
stomach trouble.
Many friends in this city will be sorry
to learn of the critical condition of Syl
Beals, of Bourbon.
Tyner Vanvactor left to-day for
Huntington, where he will engage in
the telephone business.
1t is reported that Mrs. John WolfOrd
took an involuntary bath at Lake Max
enkuckee this morning.
Here's a hummer. Henry Hall, of
near Pretty Lakes, thrashed 300 bushels
of wheat from 12-acre field.
Mr.. \. Becker and daughter returned
from visit in Chicago, with his SON.
who is employed in that city.
w. b. Clark has sold to Willis Stevens
twelve hogs, weighing $3.50 pounds, OF
on an average of 465 pounds each.
Norris DruchinSki, formerly of this
city, now of LapOrte, visited here yes
terday. His principal business was to
take the Sd degree at X. of p. hall last
evening.
David Redding, an old and highly re
spected citizen, who was taken quite
suddenly ill on Sunday morning with
congestive chills, is reported GONZALES
cent.
The gravel pit eastOf Plymouth owned
by Jacob Lee was purchased by Trustee
Bonham yesterday, and will be utilized
in improving the roads of Center town
ship.
William Garfield and James JOne:
were arraigned before Justice Reeve OF
charge of drunkenness and diSOrderll
conduct. Their fines and costs amount
ed to 500; in default of which the.
were sent to Jail.
Miss Minnie NJ. Dew, who has beer
taking a course in the shorthand anC
typewriting department of Browne
Business college, Decatur, ILL.,, is visit
, ing her brother Charles y. Dew, o
East CAIRO street.
Mrs. George Hans, who has been Wis
iting with the family of c. ii. Conrad
for several days returned to her home
in Bremen this morning. She was &C
companied by the Misses Laura anC
Lizzie Boss of this place.
The NJ. E. church people have de
cided to go to st. Joseph for their an
nual Sunday school outing. The cos
of transportation will be S1.1O fo
adults and 80 cents for children. The
date has not yet been set.
S. n. Stevens and wife and NJ. NJ
Lauer and wife fished at Maxenkucke,
yesterday. Mr.. Stevens distinguished
himself by making the champion catcf
of the season. 1t was salmon, and {
beauty, weighing four pounds.
Mrs. Boyd, who has been visiting he
sister. Mrs. Frank Ketcham, leaves fol
Chicago to-day. She goes from Chi
cago to Madison, WIS.,, where she will
cOmpanied by Mrs. Ketcham an(
daughter, who will visit there for some
time.
John Osborn, of Marmont, dedicated
. his new hall with dance on THURSDAY
evening last. Prominent among thu
Plymouth people who attended were
Edwin Mayer, l.. Nj. Lauer, G. M
WEIGH, Bert Nussbaum, Lou AllmaI
and Frank Reeve. All report the affair