Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

Miss Mary Sullivan, who was visiting
at Warsaw returned today.
Mrs. J. W. Wolford and little daugh-
ter went to South Bend this morning
Mrs. Alewine, of Chicago is visiting
the family of Daniel Porter in this city.
Sol and Oscar Shane, of Kansas City,
are visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Mr.. Geo. Van booster, of near Argos
who was reported very sick is on the
gain.
Mrs. 7. j. Winnings, who has been
quite sick for some time is reported as
improving.
Tyner Nanvactor went to Huntington
yesterday in the interest Of the tele
phone company.
Miss Nina Porter left for Chicago to-
day where she will remain during the
fall and winter.
T. y. Viewer, the piano tuner is in
the city. Leave orders with Jas. Van
vactor, or Kendall's Book Store.
ID. Frank Redd purchased to-day the
James Gilmore property on Minor street
now occupied by Mr.. Gilmore as res
idence.
DR.. Stanton, special agent of the L.
s. Pension Bureau, of Washington, ID.
c., is in the city on business connected
with the department.
James S. Fultz, of Burr Oak, who re-
Gently came to this neighborhood from
Ohio and is said to be pusher, is Wis
itor in Plymouth to-day.
Mrs. Oliver Hume and daughters who
have been visiting the family of DR..
Hume in this city for the past six
weeks returned to their home in Min
neapolis, Mimi, to-day.
Walkerton and Marmont are not to
be one whit behind Plymouth in the
matter of rObberies. The |. |. /. and
b. e O. rail road offices of Walkerton
were entered last night and robbed Of
small sums of money.
Hon. S. f. Nicholson, Of KOkOmO,
champion of the bill to regulate the sale
of liquors, which bears his name will de
liver lecture at the Opera House Fri
day evening August I'd. Subject
''Good Citizenship" At the close of
the lecture, if desired, Mr.. Nicholson
will organize Good Citizenship
League. The doors will be open at : 80
Lecture to begin at s o'clock. All are
invited to attend, admission free.
Prosecutor HoughtOn went to La
Paz yesterday on case against Leroy
Litchfeld. The case against Litchlield
was brought by his wife for surety OF
the peace. He was Brought to Plym
outh and lodged in jail last night, but
was taken back to La Paz to-day fol
trial at p. m. Prosecutor HoughtOn
will act for the prosecution while At
torney Martindale, of this city, vii
plead for the defendant. From all re
ports Litchfield is tough customer.
The man who lmmagines he is 10
connective, and who created so much
fun for the bystanders at Valparaiso {
few days ago, arrived in Plymouth last
evening and created great deal oil
amusement around the PittSbuTg anC
Lake Drie depots. He seems to be g
perfectly harmless lunatic and at times
seems perfectly rational for few mo
ments, pitifully asking the small boys
not to tease him, saying he cannot con
troll his actions, when he will up and
away down the track again switching
and working with all his might, now
and again whistling up or down brakes
as he imagins the case may require
Then backing up to the water plug to
take water, and off to his work again
putting and snoriing, initiating the
noise of locomotive at work to perfec
ton. His is indeed pitiful case. He
ought to be detained and taken care of
FROM WEDNESDAY, DAILY.
Judge Hess and family are at st. Joe
today.
j. II. Cooley went to Walkerton yes
terday.
G. l.. Morris went to La Porte this
morning.
Geo. II. Thayer Jr. left for Chicago
last evening.