Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-09
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.


bread.
Silence is the safest course for any
man to adopt who distrusts himself
Rochefoucauld.
Frank II. Hale has purchased from
Hcughton Il Paul house and lot on
West Adams street.
Alex Fraser, who has been bed-ridden
for several months with sciatic rheu-
matism is much better and steadily
gaining.
Adam had an undeniable pre-emi-
hence in some respects, but he never
knew the bliss that comes to boy with
his first pair of pants.
John +. Kuhn, of the Medical Depart
ment of the Marine hospital, Chicago is
visiting his parents in this city while on
two weeks furlough.
The Wesleyan Methodist Sunday
school and other schools will picnic in
Browns grove, Lake of the Woods, on
/ saturday, August ltIn.
%. Mum, of Des Moines, Iowa, is
in this city in the interests of the Hatch
Register Co., writing up the register for
the new Franklin House.
Through IIoughtOn 4 Paul, Isaac W.
Thomas has exchanged his 40-acre farm
in West township to Conrad kohler,
for his residence property in this city.
\ philosopher advances the opinion
that the reason the atmosphere is so
close at times is that about all the
available air has been pumped into the
bicycle tires.
The man Cabanow, who was impli-
Gated in the Pretty Lake row some time
ago is under arrest at South Bend and
Marshall Myer was notified to come and
get him.
The Lawrenceburg Press hits the nail
on the head when it says that bill is
not a dun. 1t is merely statement or
account, and it is no reflection whatever
on persons credit.
T. Ii. Davis, of Inwood and another
man whose name could not be learned
both had their pockets picked while
coming out of the big tent last night
each losing a silver watch.
y IL. Underwood, Monroe Walters
and y. c. Clough made century run
to Michigan City, covering the entire
distance 101 miles in s hours and 10
minutes actual running time.
Melvin Mishler, charged with pro-
woke, took change of venue from JUS
tice Reeves to Justice Hoffman, was
found guilty and fined one dollar and
costs, amounting to over $4,000.
Fourteen people left on the Niagara
Falls excursion this morning. Among
them were Mr.. and Miss Reeve, Mrs
W. VI. Raymond, Harvey Steele, and
Jacob Martin and wife of this city
1t is eminently proper that ladies
should have charge of the money order
departments in the various postoflices
of the country. If any person knows
how to give orders it is the new women.
Mr.. Jas. +. IIoughton, who for sever
al weeks past has been confined to the
house, has SO improved as to be able to
get down town. Jim looks the worse
for wear but will soon be in condition
to assume his genial, happy looks.
\ project is under way says the Mich
igan City News, to construct a large
water way that will connect Toledo, O.,
and that city on Lake Michigan. IL
this enterprise is entered into the bene-
fitting results will be of incalcuable
value.
Bees are not supposed to be religi-
ously inclined, yet in California a num-
Der of swarms took possession of a
Methodist church and stored SO much
honey between the walls that the pro-
ceeds were nearly enough to pay the
pastors salary.
All the world loves to make fun of
the Boston people because of their
prediction for pork and beans. But
all the world ought to be thankful to
Bostonians, because they have invented
and spread abroad to the knowledge OF
the world one of the most delicious
dishes known to culinary art.
The "new woman" is beginning to
gain firm fOothold down South. The
city council of Selma, Ala, has passed
an ordinance making it misdeneancl
for married man to appear on the
streets after 8 o'clock p. IN. without {
written permit from his wife.
An exchange tells of a man whC
stopped his local paper and wrote tt
the editor as follows: 81 think folks
autent to spend their muDy for papers
mi daddy diddent and everybuddy sec
he wus the intelligentest man in The
kentay and had the SmartpSt family nj