Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-10-25
James Brink left for Chicago yester.

DIR. Knott made professional trip t
Argos Friday.
Miss Marie Gabbert returned to Chi
cago Friday morning.
$4,000 people attended the celebration
at TT. Wayne Thursday.
Chas. Kellison is putting down a new
drive well at his residence on Sophia
street.
W. W. Peters, an Flkhart hardware
clerk, fell down stairs and was severely
injured.
Peter krause and father of Argos,
called in this city Friday forenoon on
business.
Misses Hattie Pickerel and Bertha
Bright drove up from Argos yesterday
afternoon.
J. c. Kuhn & Son have added fire.
proof shutters in the rear end of their
new building also a new sign on the
front.
The Laporte knights of Pythias are
making grand preparations for the dis
trict meeting to be held at that place
Nov. -.
Every man who goes wrong tries to
shift the blame upon somebody else
The greatest coward invariably selects
woman.
y Huntington man has been sen
fenced to two days in Jail, 81 fine and
Acknowledgement for stealing basket
of grapes.
An indianapolis lad had a mania for
throwing broken glass in the street for
the purpose of punctrring bicycle tires.
lie was arrested and fined.
Drs. Jackson and Kaszer are consol-
ing each other. One has his wheel at
IIibbard and the other left his near
Argos. Ask the Doctors how the walk
ing is.
Miss Katie Cassidy. an employe of
the Wooden Works, of South Bend, had
all the small bones of her right foot
broken Thursday by piece of shafting
falling on it,
The Sons of Veterans have made are
rangements to hold camp fire and
oyster supper Nov. 1. Prominent
speakers will be present, and a good
time Is anticipated
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nehr, of near
Delphi, are the proud parents of two
pound boy. The little fellow is well
formed in every particular and bids
fair to grow to manhood.
The township trustees were before
the grand jury Thursday with their dog
registers and report dellnquents. Center
township reports fifteen delinquents.
Some township have none.
sam Vile, the genial travelling sales
man for Kramer Il Sons, of Laporte,
has resigned his position and will start
a shirt waist factory in Laporte. Sam
has many friends in this city who wish
him success in the new venture.
1T will soon be campaign time again.
Boys, look UP your old torches and save
up your money so you will be ready to
go out and march fifteen miles and buy
a new plug hat and work yourself to
death for some one who don't know you
and who never will after he is elected.
y reporter, in describing the murder
of man named .Jorkins, said: "rhe
murder was evidently in quest of
but luckily Mr.. Jorkins had de
posted all his money in the bank the
lay before, SO that he lost nothing but
his life
TrampS and sneak thieves are be-
coming a nuisance in South Plymouth.
Several cases of petty thieving have
come to our notice within the past week
aud are no doubt the work of this row
ing class. AT this time of the year it
behOOveS people to lock the woOdshed
door and carry in whatever garden tools
etc. may have been left on the outside,
for just at this season there is more dep
relation done than at any other time.
Thursday evening, Oct. 3lst, will be
Halloween. Why cannot some plan be
devised for that evening by which the
young people of the city can be given
an evenings entertainment of an order
which would be pleasure and some
benefit to them rather than the usual
nights carousal which is the general
order for that night and which generally
results in nothing but display of
meanness and oftimes in the destruc-
ton of property belonging to those who
can Ill afford to lose it.
The Pennsylvania company has A.
J7l cars of its own and 1854 belong
ing to individuals and companies doing
business over its lines, and, had the
as many more, often could
not meet tha rauuiramoptc for oorc