Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-04

who has nothing but pretty face, curly
hair, good disposition and knows how
to make lemon pie and whipped sylla-
buss
The members of the Plymouth Hook
and Ladder Co. No. held their regular
meeting on Tuesday evening when the
following officers were elected: j. Swim
dell, foreman; Peter Kruger, first as
siStant; J. {. JilSon, second assistant:
l.. Tanner, secretary and treasurer: sam
GretZinger, tillerman: John Collins and
Peter Ulrich, aXemen; Julius Born and
II. y. Armstrong, laddermen: +. N.
Burkett and T.. J. Patterson. pikemen.
y communication over the signature
of one of our citizens this week. in
which very severe comments were eX-
pressed in regard to the action and con-
duet OF some of the parties atthe shoot
ing match Christmas day, has been
handed in for publication. While we
may believe to certain extent that the
charges made were in part true. yet we
are fully convinced that the best course
to pursue, both for the writer and our.
selves, is to let the matter drop where it
is, and profit by what we have learned
in the future
On New Years Eve while preparing
to retire after returning home from the
Charity Ball Mrs. Fred Kuhn heard the
front door of their residence open and
close as though someone had just
started out of the house, she called her
husband who was in another room, and
upon investigation he found foot marks
in the snow on the porch showing where
some one had recently walked. The
only possible supposition is that while
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhn were at the Charity
Ball someone had entered the house and
nothing but their unexpected return
prevented a robbery.
Exchange: My son, do not part your
hair in the middle, set your cap on the
back of your head and let your hand
kerchief carelessly prOtrude from the
outside coat pocket. Don't do it. Have
some respect for the feelings of others.
OF course you look absolutely stunning.
and the girls are driven almost to dis
traction by your august ensemble, but
you should consider that your makeup
and department, when interpreted by
many people, is like the placard that
reads: 81 have no brains, to be sure, but
l am awfully fine looking"
n retiring newspaper man gives this
philosophical reason for quitting the
newspaper business: a child is born,
the doctor in attendance gets so, the
editor notes it and gets0; it is christened,
the minister gets 81, the editor writes it
up and gets 90; 1t marries, the minister
gets another fee, the editor gets piece
of cake or 600; in the course of time it
dies, the doctor gets s. to So the min
lister gets another 81, the undertaken gets
$25 to S50-the editor publishes it and
receives OUUU-and the privilege OF run
ming free card of thanks.
J. B. Bowel and +. ID. Lamson took
charge of the Ross House on Wednes-
day morning j. III. Patterson and wife
and family have left for Lima, Ohio.
Mr.. Patterson expects to return to the
hotel business, at Maryville, Ohio, as
soon as the new hotel there is complete
During his short residence here Mr.. Pat
tersOn as host of the Ross House showed
himself in every way practical hotel
man and genial gentleman, and any
hotel under his care will doubtless prove
a financial success. We are sorry TO see
mine host Patterson leave and extend
to him every good wish for his future
success