Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28

covered as to take trip to Maxen-
kuckee Lake, where she is enjoying the
benefits of the lake breeze, and is i'm
proving.
Mrs. n. O. Hume, and two
daughters, of Minneapolis, Mimi, are
enjoying pleasant visit with Mr.. A.C.
Hume and family.
l can make pants from So to Sl2
and suits from SIS to $40, work and fit
guaranteed. Call and see me. Klein
schmidt, the Tailor.
We understand that Mr.. NJ. W.
Simons has purchased the interest ofM.
ID. Smalley in the Bicycle Factory, and
now has entire control.
Miss Leah Maxwell, of Lafayette,
who for few weeks past has been the
guest of Miss Ethel Wiltfong, departed
for her home last Tuesday.
The Altar Guild meets on Monday
evening next with Mrs. L. II. SchrOck
and every member be present or fined
10 cents. Social in the breeze.
Mr.. Chas. Thompson, of South Chi
cago, son of Perry Thompson, is enjoy
ing pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in Plymouth this week.
An exchange says: One of thesweet-
est traits of the good housewife, is that
she always believes she can stretch a
carpet better than her husband.
While in a slangy sense itmay be cor
rect TO refer TO the doctors in a lunatic
asylum as wheel repairers, yet it is an
unkind way of telling the truth
The diphtheria at Wakarusa, con-
tinues it ravages. Four deaths have
resulted up to late reports, and several
more are in dangerous condition.
Simon Meyer, Jr., who for some time
past has been in the employ of 5. f.
Jacox, is now working for II. II.
Bonham driving one of his dray teams.
1t is reported that Martin Van Buren,
business manager of the Goshen News,
was united in marriage Wednesday
last, to Miss Mary Butterield, of that
city.
A man at Elkhart had mule that he
offered to sell for 500. He could not
discover buyer. But he did pay fine
of $3.50 for cruelty to this same unfor-
tunate mule.
1t is not so much the cloven foot of
the devil which hurts the feelings of
those who oppose theatres so much as
the cloven breath of those who 90 to see
the deviltry.
Mr.. Gottsleven and family, of Win
neconne, Wis, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Y. Nanvactor this week. Mr..
Gottsleven is great admirer of our
beautiful city.
The agent for the Richardson Kola
chewing gum was IN our city Wednes-
day. To those who desire a good gum,
it will pay them to try it. 1t is sold by
linn q Young.
Asher Kanarr and David Reese, who
went to Georgia to take mp colony land
came home Thursday morning. The
reports they bring back with them are
not very llattering.
! OF 500 Boston women who tried to
put on a pair of Trilby slippers only six
succeeded. Now let Chicago see il she
can beat the record. Is there a single
Trilby foot in that wild and woody town !?
Claude Austin, who was kicked by
Mr.. Stansbury's horse couple Of weeks
ago and received a number of bruises
which disabled him for work a few
days, is again at work.
At Bourbon, July 4th there will be
several exciting bicycle races. Some of
our prominent cyclists viii attend
Among them viii be Bert Simons, Bert
Ashton and Gid Blain.
Edgwater is making preparations for
one of the greatest Fourth of July dem
onstrations ever witnessed in that part
of the state. The Michigan City band
will furnish the music
The corner stone of college was laid
with impressive ceremony at Rochester,
Thursday. The Masonic order was in
charge. Hon. III. G. Thayer was on the
program for an address.
DIR. c. G. DUR, who spent several days
at the Dental Association at Detroit,
Mich, returned home Saturday last.
He was much impressed with the beauty
of Detroit, and reported an excellent
time.
Monday July oth, the Pittsburg
railroad will dispose of, at auction, all
the unclaimed baggage, articles and
packages found in its depot and trains.
The sale will take place at Cincinnati,
Ohio.
T., Y Il