Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-22
Monday, August -. 1893.

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The Y. p. :. c. f. will meet Tuesday
evening at the Presbyterian Church
parlors. All members are requested to
be present.
The Methodist sunday school will
picnic Wednesday at Tlprecanoe River
Everybody invited to attend. Will
leave the church at 9 a. m.
GENERAL NEWS.
Mrs. John Baxter is very dangerously
i'll.
James Plant went to Plymouth this
afternoon.
John Parks of Plymouth was in town
a few hours to-day.
Clarence TyrreIl returned home from
Montpelier saturday night.
Jack Kirk of Plymouth is helping our
home ball club out this afternoon.
Frank Firestone of Danville. ILL.,,
was at home with his family yesterday.
Messrs Will Keller and Will Law
renee were over to Nappanee yester-
day.
Frank f.. Acller and John Ecker re-
turned home from Grass Creek Satur-
day night.
Bert Grant started for LePorte this
morning where he expects to work in
the bicycle works.
Several carriage loads of people drove
over to Atwood yesterday to attend the
colored camp meeting.
Quite large crowd was on the bal
grounds when the game was called at
$50 this afternoon.
Mrs. Lou returned home to Chicago
to-day after two weeks visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs f. MendenhaH.
Little George Mong, who has been
visiting with his grandmother for
few days. starts for his home in Chi
cago to-day.
Mr.. Martin, one of the teachers of
the Plymouth schools. with his wife.
were visiting yesterday with Mr.. Mar
tins brother.
Miss Edith Borton of Elk Point
South Dakota, and Frank Borten of
New Decater, Ala, are visiting with the
family Of DR.. Johnston.
James Carter, wife and daughter
Mabel. of Rochester, were visiting yes
terday with Mrs. Carriers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. 7. T. Linn.
The people of Bourbon can have the
INDEPENDENT delivered at their homes
every evening after 6 o'clock, thus re-
ceiving all the news of the day.
Rev. Singer had valuable horse to
die yesterday morning. Its death was
caused by drinking too much cold
water after being overheated.
George Feldman, attorney-at law of
South Bend, was in our city to-day on
business. Yesterday he was attending
a family reunion at his fathers about
seven miles north of here. He reports
a large crowd of Feldmans as being
present
Harry Perkins has pony that per-
sists in running away. He succeeded
this forenoon in getting away from
Harry and ran west on Main street
where he fell in turning the corner. and
was captured before getting any fur
ther.
Warsaw's base bail team arrived on
No. |, to day, and retired to the
grounds for practice Game was called
promptly at $50. Gillispie of Plymouth
and Watcher comprise the home bat
terry, with Ripple and Middleton for
Warsaw.
While Miss IIona Davis was driving
north past the L. Il. Church Yesterday
afternoon, her horse became frightened
by the Tapping of canvas, which was
lett as covering for the cement walk.
and started to run, but Miss IIona
quickly pulled him to the west side of
the street, running him into the fence
with but little damageto horse or buggy.
but Miss IIona was very much excited
over il all.
PERMISSION has been granted to shoot
blackbirds in the vicinity OF the Catho-
lie Church, where they have formed the
habit of roosting in the shade trees at
night until they have become NUS
ance. Last night four men poured cold
lead into the tree tops until 100 birds
fell to the ground below. 1t is thought
this kind of treatment will soon abate
the nuisance, and these four men will
have the eternal thanks of the neighbor-
hood, and at the same time look at the
fun they are having.