Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-10-25

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Mrs c. FirestOne and children, Mrs.
Wade, Mr.. John Welch and Lawrence
Wade, who have been spending two
weeks III Nebraska, seeing the country
: and visiting Chas. Wade, formerly of this
city, returned Sunday evening and re-
port chas. and family well, but do not
speak very fatteringly of the country,
and seem to think Indiana good enough
for them.
Mr.. J. ". ;. Clark, until recently con
nected with the INDEPENDENT has
accepted position with the Indiana
Novelty Mfg. Go. Of this city, where he
Is now In charge OF what is known as
the boring machine. Mr.. Clark is a
man OF considerable mechanical skill
which IS borne out by the fact that
the machine he now has charge of is
said to be one of the most difficult in
the factory to operate.
There VIII be a district conference Of
the German Evangelical church at that
church in this city, commencing to-day.
About twenty ministers Of that denom-
nation Will arrive to-day. interest
ing session is expected.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Arna Cleveland was sitting up yester-
day.
q. w Marble ent to Chicago Tues
day.
C.J. Winnings went to Hamlet this
forenoon.
oran Hoover was in south Bend
yesterday.
CD. Fink, of Goshen, called in the
city to-day.
James lanes returned from Chicago
last evening.
Mrs. Sam Parker left for Chicago
this morning.
Nm. Noreis, of Argos, returned home
this morning.
c. c. Nefr, of Nappanee, was in the
city yesterday.
Chas. Davis rode his bike over from
Argos yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. IIoham returned to Chi
cago last evening.
Thad Berlin, of Argos, was in town
yesterday afternoon.
J. W. Coleman called in the city yes
teTday, on business.
Lew Suits barber shop is undergoing
a change for the better.
Frank Fletcher went to Argos this
morning with his camera.
). Peters, of Rochester, called in the
city yesterday on business.
NJ ". SimOns left ON business trip
to Chicago. this morning
c. Il. Parker, of South Bend, was in
the city on business last evening
The Altar Guild, meets next Monday
evening with Mrs. Ed. IIogarth
jim Thayer went to Marmont to-day.
W. +. Leonard was in South Bend
yesterday.
Theodore Cressner went to South
Bend to-day.
Beiler and son, of Bremen, were in
town to-day on business.
James Nah IN left this morning, after
brief visit with relatives in the city.
The Starlight Dancing Club give
dance next Friday night at the opera
house.
John Jacoby who has been quite sick
for some time was in town yesterday
evening.
DIR. Burkett, of Warsaw, was it the
city yesterday on business, returning in
the evening.
Jerome Ball, accompanied by one of
his tailors, went to Marmont this morn
ing on business.
y. +. Munich went to Fort Wayne
yesterday, to attend the meeting of the
State Board of Charity.
Chas. Sarber, who has been visiting
at Warsaw, stopped over in the city
yesterday Oh his way to Argos.
Miss Anna Shoemaker, left last even
ing for Chicago, where she will visit
Mrs Chas. IIoham for few days.
1t is reported that some one on the
south side has been using his gun on
other peoples dog. 1t is dangerous
business.
A party of young folks, from the high
school room, spent the evening with
Miss Mary How, about one mile west
of town.
The law provides that the levy for
city taxation shall be made in August
of each year. AS yet no levy has been
made in this city.-Elkhart Truth.
The bicycle Works will receive a large
shipment of steel tubing this week