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

Tor his Whereabouts.
From Wednesdays Daily.
DIR. Knott went to Rochester this
morning.
re. Wallace, of Rochester, was in
town yesterday.
{. W. Walburns ana son went to
Hanna this morning.
y IL. Remington, of South Bend. was
in town this morning.
Jacob Deyeny, of Argos, was IN town
yesterday on business.
c. /. Wlseman, of Marmont, was in
town today Oh business.
Jacob Klingel of south Bend was
in tie city last evening.
Frank Singer. OF South Bend, called
in the city last evening.
Ralph Corberly, who has been quite
sick is again on the street,
y new cross walk Is being construct
ed near the NaHdalia store.
Ed. I. Weaver. of south Bend. was in
the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. II. H. Barnes AID children are
visiting Al Charlottesville, Ind.
The whooplng cough is becoming
quite prevalent in this section.
Miss Letta Trowbridge has accepted
a position with Ball X Carabin.
Mrs. F. W. >ievers, of Fl. Wayne, VS.
tied her sister, Mrs. ". T. Young, yes
terday.
Ii. stanton the states Pension Ex-
aminer, of South Bend. was in the city
to-day.
chas. y. Bradbury, of Hartford
City, called in the city yesterday on
business.
W. :. Reeve, who has been visiting
his parents, returned to Chicago this
morning.
The W. c. Andrews Theatre troop
left this morning on the Plttsburg r.
r., for Chicago
Mrs. VIM. Mccormick, of Hobart,
Ind, is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Walt Reynolds.
J. I. Iloughton left today noon for
South Bend and Mishawaka, Ind. lie
Will be gone for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Canaan, of
Argos, were in tie city yesterday at
tending the funeral Of their grand child
Otto Botsch, who has been visiting
with his aunt, Mrs. IIaslinger, for a
few days left for Chicago this morning.
I. O. Taber and wife, of Argos, Wis
tied in this city with Mr.. Taber's
mother who lives in the south part of
town.
Look for Thanksgiving oranges,
bananas, and grapes and nice apples
for eating purpose, at V. T. Leonards
next week.
Money" viii be the topic OF the SER
mon at the Presbyterian church, next
evening. Young men are
invited
Frank Miller, who was arrested at
for representing himself as
post Office inspector, was discharged at
Knox tey days ago.
Mr.. II. y. Carabin, of Ball X Carabin,
departed at noon today Tor Las Vegas.
y. VI. where he goes for his health and
will remain for the winter.
Murray Burrows, of Valparaiso, aged
10 years, was struck by a Michigan Cen
trail train near Furnessville last Satur-
day. resulting in his death sunday.
Rev. Rothenberger was called to
TWIN Lakes this morning to conduct
the funeral services of the twelve year
old daughter of Frank Weyricl1 who
lives south Of that place The daugh-
ter died Monday night with typhoid
fever.
y box social, for the benefit of the
\ Dung Peoples Heading Circle, VIII be
held a west school house, West town
ship, Tuesday evening, November 10,
1895, meeting at : o'clock p. m. The
public is cordially invited. The as
sembly will be entertained with music
If possible to secure the musicians, and
we hope to have pleasant time.
The autopsy on the body of Charles
Lowery found IN Deffenbaugh's stone
quarry Sunday morning at kokomo de-
yeloped that the man had been murder
ed and the body carried there. The
skull was crushed on The right side as
though struck from behind with sand
b ig. Yes erday morning John Thomp-
son an un lie of Lowery's wife, was ar
rested for the murder,
Ed Woodland and wife of Michigan
are holding d series of meetings at
Chapel Hall, Plymouth, and will remain
over sunday, ii being the time of an
nual Conference, Saturday evening,
sunday and Sunday evening, services
will be in the Centennial Opera House.
Evenings $50, Sunday morning 1890,
afternoon 300 o'clock. Basket dinner
ii the Opera House. Every one is
cordially invited 10 attend.