Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

X. +. Cook, OF South Bend, was seer
on our streets yesterday.
Graham Rose, of Bourbon, visited in
this city yesterday.
Mrs. c. A. Hesling, of South Bend
was the guest of Mrs. G.. NJ. White
today.
DIR. G.. r. Reynolds and John r. Losey
are attending the races at Valparaiso
to-day.
VIM. Everly left for Chicago to-day
Geo. Vinall sports handsome new
delivery wagon.
James Reeves visited at Columbia
City last night.
Vet York was fined S1225 for assault
and battery 10y Justice Corbin this
morning, and went to Jail in default.
Plymouth can produce some of the
finest and most complete up to date dry
goods and clothing houses in Indiana.
Jim Zinn still continues to be under
the weather, and unable to attend to his
regular business.
New residences of modern structure
are to be seen rising up on every hand
in Plymouth. There is not a city in the
whole universe that can produce evil
dence literal, that shows such mark
of progress as TO be seen in Plymouth,
the Queen City of Indiana. She is not
only entitled to the above name by her
progressiveness, but she wears her
honors with becoming grace and mod
esty.
Rothenberger Il RodOcker, have for
several days past been making general
repairs at their butcher shop. The hall
way leading into their meat shop has
been heightened, and general renova-
ton entered into.
The Weekly INDEPNEDENT has found
its way into hundreds of homes among
our farmers throughout the county this
week, and the fruits from showing
them the largest and newsiest paper in
the county, and the extremely low price
of Sl.O0 peryear, has caused the placing
the names of scores of our most prOmi
nent farmers upon our rapidly increas
ing list. Let them come.
From Saturdays Daily.
Charles Corbin returned from Chi
cago, last evening.
Miss +. c. SwIndell returned last
evening from Beloit, Wis.
Miss Pearl Mosley OF Kansas City,
No., is visiting Miss Fern Reynolds.
Mrs. Sig. Mayer and Mrs. julius
Speyer are visiting at Warsaw to-day.
DR.. IL. ii. Yargin, of Union City,
was in this city yesterday on business.
Mrs. j W. Thomas left to day for
South Bend where she will visit her son.
Mrs. +. NJ. Burket and children left
for Warsaw today to visit friends and
relatives.
Mrs. BaltZer Sheets and children are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Walter for
few days.
David IIolem, of E.lkhart left for In
dianapolis last night after visit Of two
days in this city.
Chas. II. Leonard returned from
Petoskey, Michigan las night and is
much improved.
W. III. Love and Joseph Bennett re-
turned this morning from Louisville
and other southern points.
In the afternoon the Plymouth Grays
and Plymouth Stars crossed bats. The
Grays won by score of 80 to IA.
Geo. w. Kaufman left to-day for
south Bend where he will visit with his
daughter Mrs. Uriah Hardy over Sun
day.
B. Room played the High School at
the fair grounds Friday forenoon the
game resulting in score of 81 to Is in
favor of the BIS.
Joseph Ullerich and his sister, Miss
Kate, of Columbia City, visited the
family of Jacob Wade in this city and
took in the fair, returning home last
night.
Mrs Emma Cook, widow of William
Cook, living near LaPaz, has been al
lowed pension of $12 per month and
50 per month additional for each of her
two children.
Chas. Nick was brought before JUS
tice Reeves yesteday on charge of H.
legal parentage. The case was compro-
missed, defendant paying costs and the
case dismissed.
Mrs. Sarah Everly, mother of VIM.
Everly, of this city, died at her home
near Warsaw, Kosciusko county, on
Thursday night, Sept. 10, 1895. De
ceased was in her eightieth year. The
funeral will take place at the Christian
church, near Palestine, tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock.