Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-22
PIymouth's Most Enterprising Clothers.

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tives in Arkansas.
q. \. R. suits, all wool, $3.50 at NJ.
Altman * Son.
Fred Hill and wife are attending the
fair at MaNenkukee to-day.
Dr. F. VI. Burket and wife went to
Warsaw yesterday to visit relatives.
John f. Snyder and family are attend
ing the fair today at Maxenkuckee.
CLANCY & Kepler's new cider press
commenced operations this morning.
Graham Rose of Bourbon, was tran
sacting business in this city yesterday.
Auditor Porter and wife are attending
the fair at Lake MaXenkuckee to-day.
Jerome Ball returned last night from
a two weeks visit in the South and
East.
Mrs. b. c. Southworth and son Frank
are visiting in South Bend for two
weeks.
The plate glass to be used in the
VIM. Sears building was received this
morning.
\ new electric light has been placed
at the railroad crossing near the Nov
city Works.
IN. Chillas, of the Boston store, at
South Bend, was a visitor in our city
yesterday
\ marriage Licenses were issued to
Jerry Brilliant and Lizzie Fribley,
Wednesday.
Miss Angie Thayer, left for Warsaw
to-day where she will visit friends
and relatives.
Miss katherine Parr and Mr.. Henry
Swift Of Chicago, are visiting in the
city for few days.
James Marshall, Fred Boss and OFT
Albert went to Maxenkuckee to attend
the races this afternoon.
Prof. II. y. Chase and wife left for
fIillsdale, Michigan, to-day, where they
will visit for two weeks.
Mrs. Flo McGowan who has been
the guest of II. IIumrichouser, left
for Sterling, ILL.,, yesterday.
Miss Stella Brooke returned to Gar
nett, Kansas, to-day after four months
visit with her grand parents.
Ed. Richards, of Argos, has rented
&c int no nel-
erty at the corner of Adams and Plum
streets.
Call at Art Hall, Maxenkuckee Far,
and hear the famous Baldwin and
Fischer Pianos, exhibited by L. Spangie
of Plymouth, Ind.
The Junior Endeavor OF the Presby
terrain Church were entertained last
evening by Rev. II. Narcotic at the
residence Of Mrs. c. LaBrash.
The Starlight Dancing Club will give
their first social dance at Centennial
opera house tonight. 1Illtenberger's
orchestra will fUrcish the music.
Mrs. Sarah Shakes who owns the
building occupied by J.C. Bunnell, is
having it raised and new sells but in.
the old ones having rotted off.
John Baxter and wife, Geo ". BaX-
ter and wife and Mrs. J. L. Houghton,
went to Bourbon to-day to attend tie
funeral of Mrs. John Baxter of that
city.
DIR. Vets too the following party
to Pretty Lake for an afternoons
outing yesterday; Misses Parr, Ayres
and Niets, Messrs. II. Swif. and Il.
Nussbaum.
by adyiceS from Baldwinsville, New
y DIRK, we are informed that the Rev.
W. W. Raymond Joined his wife at the
residence of her parents at that place
Tuesday evening.
Through Ioughton & Paul's agency,
Silas Joseph has purchased the Ira
Buck residence, now occupied by II. f.
Buck and located at the corner of Wal
nut and Adams streets.
Township Trustee McCrory has pur-
chased a !. acre gravel pit of Hiram
Shafer, 81 miles south of the city on
Michigan road and will use it in i'm
proving the roadsof that locality.
1t is said that this pit contains some
of the best gravel that ever laid out
doors.