Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22

However the other two picked up the
comrade and after firing several shots
through the window of the house. but
to no effect, they fled but not until
the youth had fired another shot.
From Thursdays Daily.
DIR. Richey, of Donaldson was in the
city yesterday.
c. IL. Kellison left for Indianapolis
this morning.
Frank Firestone. of Bourbon. is in
the city today.
y SANDER suit of $4,000 is in pro-
gress at Columbus, Ind.
Harley Logan left for Walnut and
Rochester this morning.
Kleopper and Kuhn have placed their
steam heaters ii operation.
Edwin Mayer went to Chicago yes.
terday returning this evening.
Roy Roberts, of Warsaw, called in
the city last evening on business.
Alexander Dennesmore, of Marmont
was in the city to-day on business.
The Crescent Pleasure club gives a
dance AT the opera house tonight.
There is soon to be a new store on
the corner of North and Center streets,
There has been about 30 houses erect
ed IN the klinger addition, during the
past two summers.
Mrs. Frank Baker of Bourbon, is WIS.,
iting with her son c. II. Baker, of this
city, for few days.
j. Paul has moved into the property
he purchased of the j. F. Behrem's
estate on Water street.
l.. o. Freeman, late of Arkansas. has
completed neat residence on North
Plum street, and is occupying it.
Another of Solluman Dunlap's child
rem, few miles south of this city, is
down sick with the scarlet fever.
The Ladies Association of the Pres
byterian church will meet tomorrow
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Elizabeth
Tascher.
y district meeting of the Knights of
Pythias was held at Connersville, Ind,
yesterday with about SOC present from
the various lodges.
\ Mr.. DeMoss, of Argos has rented
of +. Price the large ten room house,
located near the Bicycle Factory, and
is preparing to take boarders.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward,
who have been conducting services at
Chapel Hall in this city, left this morn
ing for Noblesyille, Indiana.
Nichols Singer an old resident of
Elwood is mysteriously missing since
Monday last. No trace can be found
of him and his relatives fear foul play.
Mrs. John Swoverland, who lives a
few miles southeast OF town and who
has been very flor several months is
able to sit up, and health is improving.
MorItz Selbmann, a German employe
at the Bicycle Factory has built two
neat : story ter ant house; on North
Walnut street, on lots purchased of
Conrad Bergman.
\ six weeks old baby was left at the
door Of Valparaiso home few eve
ningS since. On opening the basket
note was found stating. "Take good
care of Bessie, mother is dead" The re-
quest will be granted.
Mrs. ) j. Henderson who has been
visiting the past two weeks with her
brother and his family at Decatur, Mich
igan, returned, home yesterday much
improved in health. She was accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Mary Nc
Cormlck who Will remain with her
several days.
ROthenberger 4 Lands, the new
meat market firm, are preparing to do
a good business. They have just pur
chased twelve fine steers and heiferS
which they will prepare for the trade.
In the future Mr. Rothenberger will be
found at the market to attend to the
want of customers.
Chris Groom an employe of the
radiator factory, of ElwOod, Ind, was
perhaps fatally scalded last evening by
the bursting of a steam pipe. There
was at the time nf the accident a pres.
sure of 100 pounds of steam, and he
was completely envelloped in the steam
which burned his head, face, arms and
chest that his life is despared of.
Mrs. Nj j. Frank land, of Chicago, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ida De-
Loney, of this city. Mrs. FARMLAND
was attending the Ticket Brokers An
nual reunion at Buffalo, y. Y, with
her husband who belongs to that assocl-
alton and they were returning home
when Mrs. FARMLAND stopped over for
u short visit with her sister.