Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-16
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Col. VIM. Sears has sold his Chicago
property at a very satisfactory price.
y. Cavanaugh paid Justice Reeves
$3.50 Saturday for assault and battery.
Jerome Ball left Saturday for trip
to Logansport, Columbia City and TT.
Wayne.
The oppressive heat for the past few
days is the worst we have had to endure
this summer.
\ new team track is being built just
north of the Nandalia depot TO hold
fifteen cars.
Miss Maude Fisher has been appointed
to cIerkship in the Post Office and has
commenced her duties.
Bills are being circulated calling at
tention to the MaXenkuckee Fair to he
held August 20, 81, % and %.
The water main ON South Michigan
street, in front of the residence of Mr..
Solce, bursted Saturday last.
Mrs. Cornellas Ringer died Saturday
after great suffering. The burial took
2p. m.
David Hull, ,Jr., of Argos, has rented
the property recently purchased by
Frank Il. Hale, and will remove to Ply
mouth.
Mr.. Lew Kennedy, of the State Build
ing and Loan Association of Indlanap-
oils is in the city looking after the in
tereSts of the company.
Miss Laura Reeves is acting as book
keeper at the State Bank during the alb
sence of Miss Carrie Reeves who is Wis
iting friends in the East.
Mrs. Tyner Nanvactor has returned
to Plymouth and is packing their goods
preparatory to removing to Huntington
next week, where Tyner is putting III a
telephone exchange.
Trustee McCrory has let the contract
for contracting new bridge with stone
abutments over the large new ditch in
the northeast corner of the township to
VIM. McDuify of this city.
Jas. Heller charged with an assault
with intent to commit felony was
bound over for trial at the next term of
circuit court by Justice Reeves, in
bonds which he failed to give.
Miss Ida Culver gave delightful
house party on Friday evening at Lake
Maxenkuckee. Those present from
here were Misses Queen Cleveland,
Stella Culver, Bessie Vets and Louise
Ayers.
Season tickets good for eight games
at the Base Ball Tournament can be
purchased of Dolph Kuhn for 500.
Certainly this is cheap enough to be
within the reach of all and large num-
Der should be sold a. this price.
c. III. Wilhelm has fitted up the room
recently occupied by q. Wolf e Som
just west of Blain's drug store on CAIRO
street. He will run it as a first class
restaurant, serving warm meals and
lunch at all hours, day and night.
The Christian Endeavor of the Pres
byterian church will give a lawn social
at the residence of Mrs. ID. E. Moore
Friday evening. Ice cream and cake,
Lemonade and Melons will be the order
of the evening.
There are some well meaning people
who imagine newspaper man can't
keep a secret; that when he hears any
news, no matter what its character
may be, he will put it into print. If
on editor printed all he knew, his paper
would raise merry war every issus. Tx.
NJ. Lauer & Son are making quite a
change in their store which will be a
great benefit to themselves and the pub
lie. The show windows are being made
deeper, in addition to other changes
recently made, and a new hat case is
being placed which is a model of beauty
and convenience.
The pickle business is getting to be
quite an important factor with the