Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15
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From Fridays Daily.

Only Sl.00 per year.
+. F. Hedge, of Laporte, Ind, called
in the city to-day.
Frank Hendricks left for Indiana
polls this morning.
Sigmund Mayer was called TO kewan
Ia to-day on business
J.W. Denver, of Warsaw, was in
town to-day on business.
John Baugher, Of Walkerton, was
in the city on business to-day
81 Landers, of Columbia City, was
in town yesterday on business.
Preparations for big Thanksgiving
shooting match are already under way.
Jude Hess is having new stone
walk laid around his premises on West
Laporte street
Mrs. y. +. Collins, OF Fondulac, Wis,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lydia
Rightly, of this city for few days.
Miss Frederick Stahl, from Germany
Will make her home for the present
with the family of l.. y. kleopfer.
Mrs. W. II. Carpenter received u
sprained ankle from a fall this week
and is unable at present TO be about.
The little girl aged four years, of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hendricks, of Ind
annapolis, died last evening, of dip
ththeria.
Starlight Club is preparing for a
grand masque Gall TO be given at the
opera house Thanksgiving eve, No
vember 9th.
Geo. Rosenbury returned last night
from visit to bis boyhood home in
Canaldover, Oaio. He reports an en-
joyable trip.
Mrs. Geo Dawson, of Rochester,
who has been visiting friends in this
neigaborhood for few days returned
home this morning.
In view of the prevalence of typhoid
fever throughout the safe, the state
board OF health advises everybody to
boil their drinking water. 1t is wise
precaution to take
The death of Lawson Tyson's little
five year old daughter occurred last
night at their home north of this city at
II o'clock. She will be buried to-mor-
row at 10 O'Clock. Funeral at Center
church
Frank Neal, of Argos was put unde
bonds OF $500 yesterday, for stealing
two bushel OF clover seed from the firm
of Mercer X Neal at Argos He took
the seed to Walnut and sold it. lie was
brought to Plymouth last evening and
placed in jail.
y novelty i'll advertising is shows in
a Scotch church. The congregation
could not pay its minister, when a soap
firm offered TO pay 500 year for five
years on condiction that It's advertise
ment be hung up In front of the gallery
in the church The offer was accepted.
The Culver City Herald came to
our desk this week for the second time
under new heading Editor Nearpass
is right up to date, and is one of the
hardest pushers and most effectual
workers for local advancement in the
little city by the lake.
y funny little epotOde occurred at the
Ross House last evening. Three travel
ling statesmen from Detroit, Michigan,
selling Hardware supplies, registered
one after the other, Jones, Smith, and
Brown and not thinking anything of
it until the clerk assigned, them %, 81,
and -.
As a result of the personal encounter
between DIR. Edison and Dr. Weiscr of
Bourbon on Saturday night Octob er %
DIR. Edison was called up for trial at
3 O'Clock this afternoon before justice
Keller .. Bourbon and fined $500 and
cost. VIM. Hand and Dr. Weiser were
called as witnesses i'm the case.
Little Indian lake. SIX miles north
of Niles, has entirely dried up, for the
first time in twenty-five years. Large
blss and other fish are being picked up