Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-10-11

der, born June 18th 1892, died Oct. 2
1895, aged two years, three months and
fourteen days. at the family residence
near Argos. The funeral was held at
the residence with burial at Oak Hill
cemetery in this city
Levi Artz, a. Young, ID. Redding, Eli
Reece, Josiah b. Grover, J. J. Wind
bigler, David Fields and j. E. Houghton
have returned from Knox, where they
were in attendance of the 10th annual
reunion of their regiment-th Goth
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Mrs. Mary Ellis died at the residence
of her son-in-law, Jacob keyser, on the
Michigan road, north of this city, at II
o'clock last night, aged 76 years. The
funeral services will be held at Fair
mount Church tomorrow afternoon,
with burial at Paramount cemetery,
Geo. Nihart, officiating.
DIR. W. Y. McLemOre, of Mason City,
ILL.,, extracted a full grown lower central
inciSOr tooth from Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dare's little four weeks old infant. The
tooth was liberated and its removal be-
came necessary. 1t was drawn with an
ordinary pair of forceps and gave i'm
mediate relief to the little babe. This
premature detention is said to be ey-
ceedingly rare.
If things go on in the new way much
longer the human family will have no
rights whatever. y wicked dentist in
Missouri has commenced suit against
one of his patients for damages done to
his operating chair by kicking and
squirming while he was having his
teeth pulled. This is piling insult onto
agony which the public ought not to
submit to a moment.
Now is the time when those who
throughout the year have trudged
along the uneven pathway of life with
an unruffied temper, smashes the
record by putting up their heating
stoves. No other subject has been
given the amount of attention as this
necessary adjunct to a well kept house.
Putting up stoves comes as near testing
the even spiritedness of men as any
other labor we know of.
Few merchants and business men in
small towns understand the worth of
advertising. When the prospective
buyer sees something advertised that
he needs it is then that the newspaper
advertisement best impresses it's weight
upon him. The continuous advertiser.
one whose wares are held up to public
view at all times, gets to the buyer at
the OppOrtune moment, whilst the spas
modic advertiser expects the buyer to
remember what he, the advertiser, said
last year, thus losing many Opportun-
tiles to sell that which he has.-Ex.
From Saturdays Daily.
Adam Vinnege fished at Twin Lakes
yesterday.
c. L. Mattingly was in South Bend
on business to-day.
Mrs. G. w. Marble and daughter are
visiting in Chicago.
OF. Ketcham made business trip
to South Bend to-day.
Hon. Chas. Kellison was in South
Bend to-day on business.
+. n. Huffman, of Rochester, was a
Plymouth visitor yesterday.
John Klinghammer was transacting
business at Hamlet to-day.
Mat Keyser is able to be out again
to-day after two days illness.
Mrs. DR.. Loring, of Valparaiso, is the
guest of Daniel Miles and family.
The Z. +. w. 81 c. Ry., officials passed
through the city yesterday by special
train.
Umpire Jeveny, who has been visit
ing in this city for few days, leaves
for Chicago to-day.
Geo. Hahn and Miss Katherine Has
LANCER visited in South Bend yesterday
returning last evening.
Mrs. 5. Nj. Benham, who has been
visiting with Mrs. Mary Yockey in this
city, left for Chicago to-day.
Prosper Ball and Jerome Walters re-
turned last night from two weeks
visit to Columbia City and TT. Wayne.
W. III. Love was in Lapaz yesterday
and goes to Elkhart Monday on pen
sion business.
The County Commissioners are In
session at the Court House to day to
take action on some bridge matter
J. c. MillSpaugh, travelling passenger
agent for the Vandalia, was in town
yesterday in the interests of the Ohio
excursion.
Walkerton is to have water works.
a company has been formed and near