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


in Laporte August 10.
Monticello has given out thecontraet
fer water works system, costing
$500.
Work has been commenced upon the
electric line between South Bend and
MisLaWaka.
VI Rankin is putting III his time al
the County Treasmers oilice, getting
acquainted with Ills future duties.
Fx->herid sheldon z. HeTick, Of
Porter county has been appointed guard
attic state Prison North, by Warden
Harley.
Louis Aures, Of Delphos, Ohio, has
accepted a position here with Geo.
kleiaschmidt the tailor and VIII make
This j. S future home.
i seems. according to the Bremen
Engaire' that Plymouth is not the only
place that does not give its ball club
larse crowd when they play ball.
TIE LaPorte business Mems Associa-
ton are holding meetings every week
contemplating propositions laid before
the. = factories looking for locations.
-. Dla received q fine fox terrier
pup rom Chicago saturday night It
Ist.fee months old and beauty, ont
OF Hexford spot, the famous bencher.
Tie managers OF the Plymouth bail
team are making an effort to secure
tiass of Bremen, as regular pitcher for
the Iaroons. The young man has u
good record.
Miss Stella Culver, OF It. Louis, Mo-,
who has been visiting friends at Lake
3Iaxenkucl,ee for the past four weeks:
Is Nv the guest of Miss Queen Cleve-
land in this city.
i .etter from John +. Sherod who
went 10 swan, Irwin Co. Georgia, states
tha- e is well etc, and anxiously look
Zig or his household goods which had
net Us yet arrived.
Frank II. Hale, Vandalia Agent,
made q flying trip to Lansing, Mich.
saturday night spending Sunday with
his brother who is attending the Agri-
CULTURAL college at that place.
Sheriff Smith went to Michigan City
Saturday evening and brought back
Geo. Nollmar of Bremen, sent from
Plymouth two years ago ior forgery
His time had expired and he was given
hls discharge.
Mrs. F. G.. Smith arrived Saturday
evening from Petoskey, Mich, for two
weeks visit with her parents, when she,
accompanied 10y her mother, Mrs. X. X.
Brooke, will return to Petoskey for the
remainder of the season.
Mrs. Rosa Baruch, OF Los Angeles,
Cal. visited the family of NJ. Altman
and other friends in this city Saturday
she eft for Warsaw in the evening,
where she will visit other friends before
returning 10 her home.
Mr James L. Clayborn, formerly pr c.
prietof Of the Nandalia, now the Frank
lin house, will soon leave for visit to
Knox and kokomo. 1t is said that lie
may conclude to take up his residence
in one of the above named places.
y particularly sad case is that of lit
tie Ralph the 81 year old son of J. b.
Bowel and wife of the Ross House who
was stricken with paralysis Tuesday
The little fellow has suffered untold
pains since that time and as yet shows
no material signs of improvement.
Rev. G.. SickafoOs Chinese mission
airy noted for his work on the Pacific
Coast and in China, who established the
Woman's Mission of the L. Il. church
In Canton, China, will lecture at TyneI
Saturday evening, August 10th, and al
" aikertOn Sunday evening August IL
IN admission fee of only 10 cents viii
be charged, the proceeds to goto churcl
purposes.
We are reliably informed that The
rate to Louisville, Ky, for the 29tl
National Encampment Of the G.. \. II
Will be based upon one cent per mile
from all ticket stations on the Penn
sylvania lines. Tickets will be on sal,
September s, 8, 10, 1895. These rate!
will not be restricted to g. y. II. mem
bers but anyone who wishes may tax,
advantage of them. The fare for TN,
round trip from Plymouth will be ) 4 81
The burglar continues to burgle. L,
vary the mOnOtOny of his calling h;
sometimes deserts this city for othe
fields. lie steals about in the still
night seeking whom he may rob an,
finds the object of his search. lie
a cracker Jack and i'm Dandy, bu
if he does not desist he is certain to fin,
himself in the tolls or some good ma
will get the drop on him and he will g
down without gurgle.