Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-29


other people as we wish them to do to
us. Good luck must plod and perseyere
Dimes must be cared for as well as
dollars.
"-Alert" bicycles are made and sold by
! Underwood x Walls. Center street. near
TT. Wayne tracks. Call and see them
before buying your mount for 1895. The
celebrated "Spaulding" wheel and other
makes, also sundrieS of all kinds on
hand.
The Christian EndeayOrerS of st.
Paul's reformed church Will give mus
ical entertainment at the home of Miss
Salena Zehner on Friday evening next,
followed by light refreshments and a
silver offering. All are invited to be
present.
a party was given by Miss Florence
and Mr.. Everett Field to their friends
last Thursday night. \ lap supper was
served. Allpresent declared themselves
as having a fine time Miss Bishop and
Miss futile, of WalkertOn, were among
the guests.
r. II. SnOdgrass, the evangelist, who
is now conducting a revival service at
the Trinity Evangelical church, five
miles southwest of Plymouth, will hold
a special service, for men only, on next
Sabbath, at p. m All from Il years
and upwards are invited to attend.
Geo. Grant, the champion long dis
lance runner, left for South Bend, the
first of the week, where he will 60 into
training for big race that has been
made, which will come off in a few
weeks. This race will be for $500 a
side and the distance twenty-five miles
\ method to prevent flannel from
shrinking is to hold it over the steam of
boiling water. When thoroughly damp
it can be immersed. This should be
done before the flannel is cut. Skeins
of wool to be used in knitting or Gro
cheting are often treated in the same
way.
Did our readers ever take into cOnsld
Grafton that common every day house
fly will lay 10000 eggs in one season
What pity it is that some of our In
genious minds cannot invent some plan
to ingraft fly on hen, especially when
hen fruit finds a good market at twenty
cents dozen.
One of the advertisers to greet the
readers of the INDEPENDENT this week
is NJ. Lauer & Son. Messrs. Lauer need
no introduction to Plymouth people. as
their reputation for square dealing and
good goods is well-known. We welcome
them to our columns in the heartiest
manner possible.
Harry Harris, a brakeman on the 10
: cal freight on the Nandalla line, had
the misfortune to lose a leg while
switching in the yard at South Bend on
Friday. The accident occurred while
, coupling the engine to the train. 1ar
nv has been in the employ of the com
pany for eleven years.
The firm of Joseph & Ryan is very
busy this week arranging a large anC
complete stock of clothing gents fur
nishings and shoes, which they are put
: ting into their new store. Their adv
appears in another column of this pa
per, and as they are hustlers we predict
a successful business for them.
Miss Dunnick and Miss Miltonbergel
have been repaintlng and repairing theil
millinery store. They have been in Chi
J cago and purchased lot of new stock
and became acquainted with the --latest
fashions and styles. They want to oper
their store by Saturday and will then bt
able to serve the most fastidious.
We see by the Winona (Minnesoth
Daily Herald that ID. j. Welch
manager of the Borton cure, has es
tabiShed a Sanitarium in that city. H'
10 quoleu Ihuo ny Una paPoi' -"
Welch, who has become quite wei
known to many of our business mer
| and who promoted the opening of {
Borton institute in this city for The
: cure of the drink habit, has returned
. again after having closed deal will
the company of which he was genera
manager, for the exclusive territorial
right of New York, New Jersey, Penn
, sylvania, Ohio, w. Virginia, Arkansas
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Missouri