Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-08

Miss Eta kirtansinger, of Donaldson,
Is visiting with friends III the city for a
few days.
Married, last evening at the office of
II. c. COrbln, Jacob Roth to Eliza
Schleicher.
Mr.. ana Mrs. f. E. Moore, of st.
Louis, are the guests of Chas. Harris
and family of this city.
Mrs. Victor Neff and Mrs. George
WorthlngtOn, of Argos. were in the city
last Saturday, shopping.
Mrs. Sarah Stair, Of Argos, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. L. Martindale, of
this city. for 'ew days.
The ADAMS Express Co. are the pos
SCISSORS OF a bright and new express
wagon, just received this morning.
y fire in the marshes near Wanatah,
Friday night, resulted in the death OF
four horses belonging to Paul Marks.
Miss Mary Mccoy who has been stay
ing at J. l.. CIeyelands' for some
time returned to Laurak, H., this morn
ing.
y large cranberry marsh belonging
u W. IL. IIarter, near Knox, was de-
strOyed by fire Friday. Loss 5000
Valparaiso Nidette.
Mrs. kershaw, who has been visiting
with the family Of J. b. Rowel for
few days, returned to her home at
Argos this morning.
The Laporte Argos is authority and
states the reason editorial rooms ave
designated as sanctums Is owing to the
scriptural language used in them.
The Sons of Veterans have obtained
the Young Mems Quartette, of this city,
for their Camp Fire Meeting, next
Friday evening, November the LIST.
Charles Shirley, who has been visiting
relatives at White Rose farm for severa:
days, left for Chicago yesterday thence
to his home at Grand Rapids, Michigan.
The authorities at Hammond are
making it warm for company IN that
vicinity, who are using diseased horses
and flooding the market with cheap
meat
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bray and daughter
of Michigan City, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rowell. Mrs. Bray
and daughter will remain during the
week.
The water main at the corner of
Michigan and Washington streets has
bursted again. The place was fixed
only short time ago, but the man is a
wooden one and does not amount to
very much.
Mr. J. Kimmel, piano tuner, of Ft.
Wayne will remain in the city until
tomorrow. Parties DIES ring their piano
tuned may leave orders at the Ross
House, at their earliest convenience.
An exchange says that man who
thinks a newspaper will suspend be
cause he quits taking it, is something
like the man who took drink from the
river, and then looked along the shore
to SEE how much he had lowered the
water.
a pleasant birthday party was given
at the residence of Milton L. Soice,
Saturday Oct. Goth, in honor of George
and Hazel SOice's fifth and sixth birth
day. Forty-ive little ones were present
and all enjoyed themselves heartily.
Many handsome pr esents were received.
The city and citizens are doing good
work in the way of building sidewalks
and street crossings but there should
be no stop in this matter until snow
flies. The walks in general of our Cit
are in very good condition, yet there
are number Oh our main street that
need attention.
George, the ten-year-Old son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Hess, of Laporte, died
Thursday night from the effects OF a
| pOioOIlouo do llOi1i oil oieA SOiANS
kettle that was found by several small
boys. He had been ill for five weeks
and the physicians were unable to locate
the trouble until it was too late.
a Mrs. w. ii. Herd, daughter OF
Mr. & Mrs. j. ID. Compton, of Elkhart,
committed suicide 10y throwing herseli
uncer train at Quincy, Michigan, Fri
day last. Mrs. Herd has been in feble
health for some time, and the announce
ment that nothing could he done for hel
and the Impression on her mind that
she was becoming burden to her hus
band, led to the rash act. She has {
sister, Mrs w arren, who live at Nap
panee.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Mrs. e. Labrash left for Penn. this
morning.
Mrs. Sam Parker left this forenoon
for Chicago.
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