Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-22
From Saturdays Daily.
Pay day at the Pittsburg.

Miss Katie Sullivan is visiting frle nds
at TT. Wayne.
Miss Maggie Steckman is spending
the day at South Bend.
What a pretty store and such nice
people, NJ. Altman & Son,
NJ. W. Simons and party left for Lake
MaXenkuckee to-day to spend Sunday,
DR.. Reynolds is spending the after
noon and evening at Lake Maxen-
kuckee.
Nathaniel Clark was fined 1919 by
Justice Reeves to-day on the charge of
provoke.
Miss Protsman who has been in at
tendance at Valparaiso school returned
yesterday.
\. J. Dillon, the popular insurance
man of Rochester, was on our streets
yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Armstrong and Mrs. c.
O. Smith, returned from TT. Wayne
last evening.
Miss Louisa Ball left for Columbia
City to-day, where she will visit friends
for two weeks.
Miss Lizzie Wiltfong of Huntington,
is visiting the Misses Lottie and Cora
Leonard for a few days.
The family of L. c. Aures arrived in
this city this morning and will make
this their future home
Hon. III. G. Thayer is in South Bend
to-day in attendance at the funeral Of
the late G. W. Matthews.
Mrs Mary Dinklage who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Z. Hanes, re-
turned to TT. Wayne to-day.
Mrs. Brindie Whitmore of Valpar-
also is the guest of b. c. Southworth
and family for about week.
The funeral of Mrs. Ross Smith will
take place at the Donaldson Church at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
W. Ii. COrbaley, an attorney of In
dianapolis, is spending few days here
with his nephew, John y COrbaley.
Vern Nussbaum and Editor Near
pass of Marmont, attended the ball
game at the fair grounds yesterday.
Fitch Reeves has accepted position
with the Indiana Novelty Manufacture
ing Co. and commenced on his duties.
Owing to the remodeling in the Sears
building n. +. Wise has removed his
office to the forward part of the build
ing.
Will Siders has accepted position as
stenographer in law Office at Des
Moints, Ia, and left for that place yes
terday.
Mrs. Jeveny & Son of Chicago, are
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Mccall, in this city. Mr.. Jeveny
is the famous umpire of the National
League.
Prosecuting Attorney Houghton as
sisted by Sam Parker are at Inv God to-
day trying the case of the State of
Indiana VS.. Davidson, for violation of
the Sunday law.
Mr.. and Miss Craig of Shelby county,
are here visiting their uncle, George
Craig, and will remain over Sunday.
They are on their way home from school
at Valparaiso.
The Rev. Raymond will depart Mon
day for visit to his old homestead in
New York state. He Will meet Mrs.
Raymond who is already there, and
after two or three weeks sojourn they
will return together and be at home
again.
Miss Tillie Wade was taken by sur
prise by about twenty-five of her friends
last evening but soon recovered herself
and entertained them royalty. "A most
enjoyable evening was spent with cards
and games after which ice cream and
cake were served.
y quiet wedding took place last
evening at the residence of Mrs. S. a
Chaplin 7O2 North Michigan street
The contracting parties were Mr.
Jonas {. Miller, Of Ottowa, Kas., and
Mrs. Rachel Tabar a highly respected
lady of this city. Elder John c. Vince
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Miller left for Niagra this morning on
their wedding trip. and on their return
they will make their home in this city.
From Mondays Daily.
Lee Kendall returned from Terre
lIaute last night.
Geo. NinaI and wife were the guests
OF South Bend friends yesterday.
Misses Annie and Pearl Fulmer, of
South Bend, are visiting their grand