Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-29

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At Columbia City, there is confined
In the county Jail man named Fred
Barger who is in continent owing to his
inability to secure a bondsman for $500
to keep the peace. He has been resi-
dent OF that "haven of rest" for three
years, and if the court does not take
some action in the matter, will in all
probability spend the remainder of his
life there. He has up to date, devOured
800 worth OF food.
An exchange says it pays to keep on
the right side of newspaper men.
Every newspaper treasures up in its
memory the names of friends and like
wise its enemies. 1t never overlOOkS an
opportunity to assist the farmer, but
never goes out of the way to aid the
latter. Human nature is the same
everywhere. People VINO show news
paper man kindness never make a bet
ter Investment, or one that more surely
repays them hundred fold sooner or
later, AS has been truly said: There
occasionally comes a time in the life
OF every man when word said by d
newspaper either makes or unmakes
the individual mentioned" The man
who says he does not care what the
papers say OF him lacks truthfulneSs or
intelligence.
The gospel temperance meetings.
conducted 10y Jas. NJ. Dunn came to
an abrupt close yesterday afternoon
just as they had re iched a point Of
general interest and Mr.. Dunn left for
home at 9 O'Clock this morning. y
meeting of ministers and laymen was
held this morning to consider a pro-
position to Mr.. Dunn to return and
continue the work by a series of meet
ings to be held nightly in the opera
house and it is probably that such a
proposition will be made and should
h9 return there is no doubt that he
vii be given the hearty support of all
protesting christian and temperance
people. His work here has been a re-
velation to nearly every body regard
less Of the position occupied in the
cause he advocates.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Lou Alleman leaves for Chicago this
evening.
NJ. ". Simons is in Chicago to-day OF
business
r Samuel Parker left for Chicago this
morning
4 Boom your own town and have YOU
( laundry done here.
J. A. Bender went to Argos this
g morning.
Jas. Frilbey, of Bourbon, was in oul
city yesterday transacting business.
Levi Lauer went to Rochester this
I. morning for short visit with friends
S. Nichols, of Walkerton, IS the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. North
of this city.
Edwin Mayer who has been visiting
at Chicago for few days return ed
home this morning.
. Mrs. III. Langdon, who lives near the
foundry on the west side, is suffering
from an attack of rheumatism.
a quite poker game was raided at
Elkhart Sunday night last Five
of the city sports were cOrrelled.
Mrs. G. o. Smith, of this city left fol-
Indianapolis this morning where she
Will visit with relatives and friends for
few days.
Last Saturday night for the first time
in three months the police court in
Columbia City was in session. This
surely is an excellent record.
II. VAIL, of st. Louis, visited with
William Schock, of the INDEPENDENT,
for few hours last evening on his
way to his home at Bremen,
st. Louis sent detachment of her
fire department to Chicago yesterday to
attend the funeral of the four firemen,
who were killedin that city last week.
The plug flew out of the boiler at
the Electric plant at Washington, Ind
lana Sunday night and six tramps
who were sleeping near 10y were fear
fully scalded. Two have died since.
Chas. }. Miller, of Elkhart, informed
his employees, who were manufacturers
in that city, that he would leave their
employment, owing to the danger con
nected with an emery wheel he was run
ming. Five minutes before quitting time
the evening he was going to give up the
job, the wheel that was making 2,30O
revolutions to the minute bursted, kill
ing him instantly.
a very pleasant private affair was
that Of private dance given at Culver
City the other evening. There was
quite a number present, and the amount
taken in was ahout Slt OO and after The