Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-08
From Wednesdays Daily.

The river was frozen overthis moning.
J. X. Houghton went to Argos this
morning.
II. G. Thayer returned from Warsaw
this morning.
NJ. w. SimOns was at Fl. Wayne YES
terday on business.
Mrs. Frank Lamson leaves for
South Bend to day.
Chas. L. Goetz, of South Bend, was
in town yesterday.
Z. ;. Leonard, from Elkhart, called
in the city yesterday.
Alamo Schooneoyer drove over from
Argos yesterday on business.
Mrs. Chas. Hughes wentto Argos last
evening for few days visit.
Herman Gabbert and Bert Prichart.
of Argos, called in tie city to-day.
Bert Kreishbaum AMI wife OF south
Bend, visited in the city Monday.
james II. Wick. yer, Of Argos, called
IN the city yesterday on business.
Mr. {. ). Parker lectures at the U.B.
church to night subject, The Beauti-
full
The game Of foot bali between Culver
and Elkhart teams Saturday, resulted
in tie.
J.E. Williams and ". Bennett. of
South Bend, were in town yesterday on
business.
The Altar Guild meets next Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Harry Buck. Flee
ton of officers. \ full attendance is
desired.
Real estate is on the move. The sale
of house in Maxey's addition was con
Guided this morning the consideration
being 500.
Rev. Rothenberger will conduct COM
munion services at Jacobys church, 3
miles northeast of thiscity Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. has
decided to put in double track from
Wheeler to Winslow Siding. Work
will be commenced in short time.
Mrs. Frank Wheeler and daughter
arrived in the city last evening where
her husband has been staying for some
time. They move from HiIlsdale Michi-
gan.
The Boston Journal claims that an
excellent and never failing cure for
nervous headache is The simple act Of
walking backward for about ten
minutes
]. y. Anderson, general agent, is
presenting the general and special
merits of the Standard Dictionary to
our professional and other substantial
citizens. He will remain three or four
days
Miss julia was the guest of Miss
Nellie Seltenright Sunday and Monday,
returning Monday evening. Mr. Selten-
right was able to come to the table
Monday evening for the first time in
two weeks
The destruction of the Kankakse
marsh by fire, is becoming more pro-
nounced every day. The destruction
Of farm property will be appalling if
check to the deyoring elements is
not applied.
Members of the Christian Endeavor
society of the Reform church will give
a halloween social at the home of Miss
Jennie Bottroff tomorrow evening.
Oysters will be served. They extend
cordial invitations to the public.
Last year Mr. John Seltenright raised
on his farm South of town, half bushel
of as fine chestnuts as We're ever
raised in the state; this year only
raising peck, The trees were bought
of Billy Holland thirteen years ago.
The death of Mrs. Leonard Highshew
occurred Monday night about six miles
north east of this city; Mrs. IIighshew
has been an invalid for some time. The
funeral takes place at the Mount Pleas
ant church, near Bourbon, next Friday.
The funeral of Mrs. Martha rriplet
occurred Monday at Twin Lakes church
at II: O'Clock. The burial services Oc-
cured at the McElrath Cemetery. The
lady was y years old. She leaves a
husband and little child eleven months
old.
\ little daughter of James Burke
of Valparaiso, had her left eye injured
several years ago and the sight partially
destroyed. She has suffered SO much
from it for several weeks past, that 1t
was decided TO remove the injured eye.
1t was removed few days ago the little
one showing great nerve during the
operation.
"The Inventor" will appear at the
Opera House in this city next Saturday
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