Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-15

the path of his chosen profession, anC
his many friends heartily wish hin
many years more of useful life.
Young Winnie Smith, of Indianapo
lis, who was sentenced to do seventeen
years at hard labor, arrived at Michi
gan City, Wednesday last. He killed a
man by the name of Thomas at a
suburban sporting house of that city
last July.
The jury in the case of The People
VS.. Walter OStler brought in a verdict
Thursday evening, sending the defen
dant to prison for one year. Ostler was
charged with stealing an overcoat from
a passenger on a Ft. Wayne train on
Jan. 18th.
Mrs. Ida Jost, of Monticello, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa
Johnson. Mr.. JOst intends to dissolve
his business connections with the bank
in Monticello and joiu his wife here
leaving in few days for the state of
Washington.
The Y. ?. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian
church extends a cordial invitation to
the public to be present at the "Jean
Ingelow Entertainment" Friday even
ing, March 10, at 7:45, to be given at the
home of Miss Slmons. Refreshments
and all for ID cents.
Gan Albion woman boasts that she
and her five children lived on parched
corn for five days in order that she
might give her mite to the church.
This is consistency acknowledgements
This is what we would call, pure,
unadulterated inconsistency.
The education which fits a young
person to take care of himself and help
take care Of others is the only educa-
ton of real value. Latin and Greek
may be useful in some instances, but
they are no comparison with practical
knowledge and training.
The K of P's of Argos attended di-
vine services at that place in a body
last Sunday week. 1t has become a
permanent feature throughout the
United States, for lodges to attend in a
body on Sabbath close to the Pythian
period. 1t is good practice.
J. r. Smalley intends to leave for his
new home in Dunkirk, Ind, today. Mr..
Smalley has been one of our best citi-
zens and we are sorry to have to part
with him. The INDEPENDENT joins
with the citizens of Plymouth in wish
ing him success wherever he may 60.
We see that Brother Lands, of the
Nappanee Advance, has advertised for
patch of ground" to raise garden
sass" on. 1t appears by this confes-
sion that his physical culture is some
what neglected while doing editorial
duties, and thus this need for recrea-
ton.
Mr.. Levi Brown, formerly of Bremen,
now of Plymouth, is carrying a sore
left thumb as the result of too init
mate connection with saw at the Nov
city Works on Monday afternoon. The
member was nearly severed from his
hand, but it is hoped that an amputa-
ton will not be needed
The seth anniversary of the birth of
Jackson Glass, two miles west of town,
was appropriately remembered on Sun
day last by number of his friends.
They gathered in the forenoon and for
several hours a delightful time was
spent by all, while Mr.. Glass was the
jolliest of all the guests.
1t is now time for editors and rural
correspondents to become poetical.
The time of the beautiful snow" with
all il" lse inspiring madrigals is past
and gone, and the effusions now glitter
with such glowing bucolics as 'Now
comes the robbins twittering northward
from their winter home in the sweet
and sunny SOUTH
AS the result of an accident Mr..
Adam Zumbaugh IS nursing very sore
right hand. While at work at the Nov
city Works on Monday night his hand
was caught in the saw of the tenant
machine and was cut across the width
of the member. No amputation will be
necessary, for which he, and his friends
as well, will be very glad.
A change of venue case came up
before Squire Reeves on Wednesday,
from North township between John w.
| Thomas and Thos. j. Huffer, for the
possession of some land held by Huffer,
and which Thomas claimed. The jury
found for Mr.. Thomas on the posses
sion of the land and gave Mr.. Huffer
$40 as the amount he lost in labor by
tilling the land.
The following are the marriage
lincenses issued since our last publica-
ton: Edward Matheny to Clara l. Plat,
Robert Lee Jacoby to Cora Hahn;
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