Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-12

10 SEE MIN.
Before buying your spring and sum-
mer suits or pants, call and see my
goods. Kleinschmidt, the Tailor.
At the May election, says the Month
cello Press, that city will vote upon the
putting in of water work system.
Mr.. Skelela set the billiard tables for
linn & Young today. He is with the
Garden City Billiard Co., of Chicago.
John Clapp's new residence is assum-
ing goodly proportions, and will be one
of the neatest cottages in Plymouth.
Prof. Fish was among the Plymouth
people in South Bend last Friday. He
was attending the teachers association.
Mr.. Carabin, of the dry goods firm of
Ball & Carabin, has been confined to
the house for several days with sickness.
Miss Sadie Mizer, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Sherman futile, in
this city, has returned to Columbia
City.
Ketcham & Wilson's bird which lost
its life at the balloon ascension yeSter-
day, was the first one delivered for the
prize.
The "Y's' will meet with Miss Ger
trude Peterson, Tuesday evening, April
10Th. Everybody is cordially invited to
come.
Feller * Snyder have dissolved part
nership. Mr.. Feller sold his interest to
Mr.. Snyder, who took possession this
week.
ANY of our merchants desiring job
work should give the department of
this office a trial. We guarantee our
work.
A. r Underwood, accompanied by
his wifi was taking in Chicago Tues
day, and looking after his bicycle in
terests.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
United Brethren church in this city
Saturday evening beginning at 7:30
o'clock.
Mrs. Van Meter, Of ChurubuscO, Ind,
returned home yesterday after visiting
a week with her sister, Mrs. York, of
this city.
Betsy Miller, of West township, was
found to be of unsound mind, and
samuel \. Trevert was appointed her
guardian.
The entertainment Monday night at
the NJ. +. church receives the very best
of recommendations from both press
and pulpit.
VIM. Strunk is in Plymouth today
on business and pleasure. VIII is still
in the mail service with headquarters
at Chicago.
Henry f. Bowers, of this city, and
Miss Hattie j. Knoblock, of West town
ship, were married by Squire Reeves on
Monday last.
\ Mr.. Dunn has been employed by
Mr.. Geo. Kleinschmidt, to assist him in
his spring tailoring. He reports good
spring trade.
The Plymouth Cycle Co. have placed
their local agency with Mr.. Harry Buck
and will no longer retail the wheels at
their factory
Miss Ella Humphrey has improved
rapidly since her return from Chicago
and her friends hope to see her around
again before long.
| can make pants from S3 to So
and suits from SIS to so, work and fit
guaranteed. Call and see me. Klein
schmidt, the Tailor.
Frank Reeves, who has been working
in Chicago for several weeks past, has
returned home to accept employment at
Snyder's grocery store.
If cOrsets are an efficient means Of
making the form of woman divinely
lovely, what's the matter with the broad
circingIe for the men?
Word was received from Chicago
that Mrs. Mary Eta Hughes, who had
just returned from visiting friends in
this county, is seriously sick.
The INDEPENDENT has just COM
pleted one of the largest books ever
published in Plymouth. Nearly ton
of paper was used in this edition.
Wall q Underwood are repainting
the building which they occupy on Cen
ter street. 1t looks like new structure
and makes decided improvement.
Mr.. Prosper Ball and Miss Nettie
Walters, of the firm of Ball e Carabin,
were in Chicago Friday, laying in
stock of spring novelties for their store.
Joliet, ILL.,, penitentiary opened its
doors to fifty prisoners last week. Six
of them were women. They had served
sentences ranging from one to twelve
years.