Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-07

outh. 1t cannot be made too warm for
such people. y twelve hours notice to
make their presence scarce, has upon
numerous occasions caused a decrease
in the population in the community.
Casper, one of the fellows connect ed
with the riot that occurred in Bremen
several weeks ago had his hearing at
this term Of court and was sentenced to
the penitentiary for two years He was
taken to Michigan City Tuesday.
The annual Sunday school convention
of Center township was held at the NJ.
E. church Wednesday. There We're two
sessions, morning and afternoon. Al
though the attendance was not very
large, an interesting time was had.
Hicks predicts the heaviest downpour
Of rain during the month of June that
has visited this country in years and
urges all sections where it is possible to
plant crops that can be matured by
these rains to take advantage of them.
alert" bicycles are made and sold by
Underwood Il Walls, Center street, near
TT. Wayne tracks. Call and see them
before buying your mount for 1893. The
celebrated "Spaulding" wheel and other
makes, also sundries of all kinds on
hand.
The ball boys have decided to fix up
ball park at the fair ground. This is
an excellent location but will need con
siderable fixing up. Our citizens should
see that they receive the proper en-
enlargement in the way by a liberal
donation.
Miss Mary Sullivan went to Mish-
awake Saturday to attend the wooden
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus HerzOg,
which took place Sunday Mrs. H. was
formerly resident of Plymouth; and
will be remembered by several people
here as Miss Katie Eich.
Down at Peoria the other day one of
the canvasmen in Ringing Bros circus
hit woody head, which protruded under
the tent, with a stake, and there was nc
service In one of the colored churches of
that city Sunday on account of the seri-
Gus indisposition of the pastor.
Alva +. Myers, while returning home
Monday night last, met couple of
tramps near the planning mill, who de-
sired to learn how much of this worlds
goods he possessed at that time. Alva
made a bluff by reaching for his hip
pocket, and his would be robbers flew
At recent meeting held at Louis
vile, Ky, by the Funeral Directors AS
ISOLATION, it was decided that the names
"embalmer' or "undertaker" were too
common, and in the future this import
ant factor in the proper ushering out OF
this world will be known as the Mort
lean.
The citizens of WalkertOn cOngre
gated at the depot of the b X o railroad
Tuesday week, to view the train con
veying the remains of Secretary of State
Gresham to Chicago. Some of then
will tell their grand children in years t.
come, that they shook hands with the
president of the United States on thi:
occasion.
Mrs. O. II. Townsend. Miss Ermi,
and Master Brauk Decker, of Walker
ton, attended the exercises of Ii room
Wednesday night. Mrs. Townsend is {
graduate of our city schools, and was
greatly delighted with the exercises
They are the guests of W. +. Peterson
and family while in the city.
On account of the scarcity of water
the Novelty Works was compelled &c
close down few days the first of The
week. We understand they were en-
abled to commence work again yester
day. Our city fathers should move i'm
mediatedly in this matter, so that suf
licent water can be secured for all pur
poses.
The little daughter of Ed. Ander:
was taken dangerously i'll with mem
braneous Group several days ago, and he
life despaired of. DIR. Niets the attend
ing physician saw but one hope for The
little one, and that necessitated deli
cate surgical operation, known to the
profession as tracheotomy. When h
came to this conclusion time, beins
precious, he Immediately set about t
give the little sufferer relief. This wa