Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-14
LAPAZ.


Or. Hamilton made business trip 20
Pittsburgh last week.
Dr. Moore and wife, Of North Liberty,
were III town Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Cox reports daughter al
his home since Saturday.
Mr. Gres's stave factory is again run
ming, employing SIX men.
There will be service at the Luther
chapel Christmas morning.
Mr. I ID. Moroney, of Tltfin, Ohio, is
visiting Mrs Michael McEgan.
Joe Anderson, OF Plymout /, Was
doing business here on Friday.
Calvin Whites daughter was very
low with heart trouble last week.
H. Y Shirk is of ON a three week 5
visit among relatives iii Virginia.
Miss George Limback visited III
Linkvllie with Miss Miller over sunday.
The Sunday school will give an enter
talnment at the NJ f. church Christmas
eve.
Two members of the creamery firm
are still here working for the establish
ment of d plant here.
The I.apaz library club and the school
library failed to consolidate. The club
dId not see its way clear.
Andy Molter, the Plymouth real
estate mt with couple OF friends
took in LapaZ Thursday.
Geo. Plake is handling the Plymouth
laundry at this place. He sends
basket every two weeks.
Mrs. Cranse, of Plymouth, has moved
here She will live with Mrs. j. VI.
Deniston, her mother-in- law
Mrs. David Mccullough, of Albion,
Ind, returned home after weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Charley Inks, who has been employed
near Michigan City for the past six
IN nths returned home Friday.
Billy Bessler made a trip to Chico go
last Monday to sell two car load of hogs
which his firm shipped the same date.
Miss Unger, who has been visiting
Miss Mary Shafer the past week. re-
turned to her home near Bourbon,
Saturday.
Mr. Logan again began work on his
building last Friday; and hopes to turn
the hall over to the Maccabees before
the holidays.
Scarlet fever has begun its deadly
work northeast Of here. Moses LonZo's
eldest son was buried last Saturday and
his other two children are now down
with it, though in milder form.
Don Mccullough, section foreman of
the east gang is on furlough and
Frank Brayfort, of Walkerton is acting
i'll his place.
Contractor W. j. FOrsythe and force
of men have completed John Thomp-
sons house east OF here; and the family
moved III Tuesday.
J. y. Wilson, the hustling hardware
man, of this place, has again returned
to his post, after five week S tusse
with the typhoid fever.
There were no services at the Luther
chapel Sunday morning. Rev. Peter
being called away to preach the funeral
sermon OF Adam Peters, of near Olive
Branch.
Friday Dec. 20, the library club Will
put on a strong mixed program at John
sons hall. Extra chairs will be on hand
to accommodate the increasing admir-
ers of this society. and their work.
Bremen has creamery, Plymouth
has creamery, and Lapaz is gong to
have one, in the face Of the fact that
men have been on the ground from
these other places to cry it down. 1T
seems that these parties have taken a
great interest for the welfare of our
monied men, but this is not their
thought at all. They know it is good
thing and will, if established, cut them
out Of 4 large slice o territory. The
call some pannlp have * astonishing