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

berger, LOttie c. Marsh: William f.
Grier, Flora c. Hoff: George Grant,
May McCarty: Victor, f. Neff, Martha
Cook; Edwin L. Witwer, Minnie Schear-
er; Samuel Esenmenge, Annie Wallace.
Miss :. T. Sewers, sister of Mrs. w. Z.
Young, left the first of the week for Fl.
Wayne, where she will visit sew ral
days with relatives. She will proceed
from there to Wisconsin, where she will
remain during the summer.
Childrens Day services will be OBJ
served at the NJ L. church next Sunday
evening, with appropriate exercises.
The exercises viii consist of music, and
other interesting features. Services
begin promptly at 7:30 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tribby depart
ed Monday evening for Petoskey, Mich
igan, where they will remain several
days. The trip is made for the benefit
of Mr.. Tribby whose health has been
somewhat impaired of late.
It is said that the onion contains
nine tenths water. 1t is not stated
what the other tenth is composed of,
but taking into consideration some we
have come in contact with, the other
part part must be business.
Bicycle and other repair work done
promptly and in first class style by Tn
derwood & Walls, Center street, south
Of La Porte street. Get your old worn
out tires replaced by new ones. Anum-
Der of makes to select from.
The salary Of postmaster Jilson, has
been increased 500, making it now
$1,000. While this increase is a crumb
Of comfort, yet Mr.. Jilson thought, ow-
ing to the increase Of business that ii
should have been a 800 raise.
At the regular session of Hyperion
Lodge, Monday night, the following Of
fcers Were elected for the ensuing year:
Chancellor Commander, II. Z. Corbin;
Vice Chancellor, II. B. Hall; Prelate. c.
Price; Master alarms, Calvin SWitzer
Several members OF the Alpha Pleas
ure Club, were at Twin Lakes Satur-
day, giving their club house a coat OF
paint and building pier. When this
work is completed, they will have an
excellent place for the holding of pie
mics.
Chas. Hutchinson, Of Argos, got into
an alteration with one of the men who
is employed on the sewer Monday,
resulting in getting his nose broken.
The breakage was caused by coming in
contact with rock thrown by his OPP
ponent.
The idea of the Fourth of July is lidel-
ity to the sentiment of liberty. 1t was
this idea and the trust in the general
intelligence and good sense of the peo-
pie, which founded the nation and has
made it what the 18th of July is the
memorial Of.
Two women tramps came into Odell,
ILL.,, one day last week, beating their way
on the ''blind baggage" of an Alton train.
This was an occurrence never seen be-
fore in Odell, and the reporter supposed
that they belong to the ranks of the
"new women" who want to do every
thing that men do.
Valparaiso has passed an ordin ance
porhibiting the distribution of bills and
posters of any kind in the shape of ad
vertising. This same ordinance prohib-
its person entering a residence prop
erty, and knocking at the door, or even
placing bills behind screens.
Last Saturday evening, our tonsorial
friend James DeLoney, set fire to pile
of shavings ETC., in the rear of the Gem
Cigar store. Some of the boys saw the
reflection of the blaze, and turned in
the fire alarm. The department an
swered promptly, but of course there
was no use for them.
A trip through the country as far as
Logansport, shows the crops in an ex-
cellent condition. Dat fields that have
withstood the heated term, although a
full crop will not be possible, yet, COM
pairing with ten days ago, has received
great benefits from the laterains. Corn
is fine, and prospects for good crop.
Nj. Altman & Son have entered into a
regular remodeling of their store room.
Finding that they needed more room to