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

in which he was interested was that of
Moses Morris, in connection with the
RansbOttom case. The prisoner was
discharged.
Miss Grace Nash, of Ada, Ohio, who
has been in Plymouth, several days and
visiting with relatives, returned to her
home Sunday night last.
There will be meeting of Mexican
war veterans at MarmOnt, Wednesday,
June 18th. Excursions trains will be
run, so we are informed.
Mr.. Patterson, former proprietor of
the Ross House, was in our city Satur-
day last. He informed us that he had
not settled permanently yet.
Michael Keech, of Chicago and Miss
Mary \. Miller, of this place were
united in the holy bonds ofmatrimony,
Tuesday by Justice Reeves.
Grandma Ness, who has been making
her home with her daughter Mrs. VI. Z.
Hume, went to Bourbon, yesterday.
She will visit there several months.
Miss Lucia \. Melhinch, ST Ogdens-
burg, y. Y, principal Of the Columbia
City high school, will be the guest Of
Miss Emma Gallagher over sunday.
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y contemporary states, that the print
shops in his section of the state COM
plain of slack work in the way of get
ting out hossotypes and photographs.
Miss Ellis Reed, of Chicago, who has
had charge of Room o, Of the eighth
and ninth grade, on the south side. de
parted for her home on Saturday last.
Cunningham's Sarsaparilla purifes
the blood There is no more successful
or more popular blood remedy. Gun
ningham & Chase, South Michigan
street.
Last Tuesday DR.. VAIL of Bremen,
and W. J. Mckinney, of Bourbon, came
to Plymouth and took the l. Z. & ".
r. Il. for the state capital where they
had business.
\ Mrs. Ida Trisbe, of Westyille dis
covered a small pimple on herlip, few
days ago, and picked it with brass pin.
Death from blood poison resulted
twenty-four hours later.
y great number of our exchanges
have been intimating to their readers
the past ten days that the atmosphere
was extremely sultry. Nothing like
keeping your readers posted.
The greatest OF all chlld artists, Little
Ruby La Pearl the contortionist won
der for her age, with La Pearls Big 10
and % cent Railroad Show. Will eX-
hibit at Plymouth June 18th.
Mr.. W. Z. Peterson and son who were
in Benton IIarbOr over Sunday visiting
with Mr.. Peterson's father returned
home Monday last. w. +. says he fished
all day Saturday, and got nary bite.
The Y NJ. c. A. Band meet Sunday
afternoon at $3.50, at the Reform church.
An urgent invitation is extended to all
be one of the predominating features.
The newest fad is an identification
party Slips are passed araund and
each one writes predominating char
acteristic Of some one present, and the
rest are requested to name the person
Mr.. j. F. Langenbaugh, of our city
delivered lecture in La Paz Sunday
night last on the subject, "The Millen-
ium." So says the correspondent from
that place to the Walkerton Independ-
ent.
a report has come to our city through
telegram, that Ed. OFT, who was shot in
in melee at the hands of Miss Foley,
died at hospital in Chicago from the
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blood poison.
Harry Corbin and Ed. Kuhn took in
the commencement exercises at Bour-
bon Saturday night last. These two
gentlemen claim to be good judges of
feminine beauty, and seem to know just
where it is located.
Mrs. VIM. Outcalt, was so unfortun-
ate as to lose her gold watch last Thurs
day while attending the funeral of Miss
Nash, and did not recover it until yes
terday morning. 1t was found in the
dirt but badly damaged.
Frank Firestone and wife, of Bour-
bon, passed through Plymouth Tuesday
enroute for their old home in Ohio
where the family of Mr.. FirestOne,
holds a reunion. 1t is said over POO will
attend this happy gathering.
Bicycle and other repair work done