Marshall County independent., 1895-05-03

The city council last Monday night
appointed two engineers for the water
works. They were John Cummings
and Theo. Myers.
The Christian church at Valparaiso
dedicates a $1,000 pipe organ tonight
Archer, the great England pipe organ
ist, is the attraction.
/ can make pants from So to S12
and suits from SIS to $40, work and fit
guaranteed. Call and see me. Klein
schmidt, the Tailor.
The Us will meet at the home of
Miss Ola Williams on Walnut street
Tuesday evening, May Sth, 1895. Every
body invited to come.
s. Beldon has moved from Twin Lakes
to Plymouth, having bought out J. y.
Cummings business. IIewill make this
place his future home.
John w. Palmer, of Chicago, passed
through Plymouth this week on his way
to Maxenkuckee, where he will look
after his business interest.
Mr.. Meyer, of TT. Wayne, will super
intend the construction of the COrbin
Block. Mr.. Meyer has an excellent rep
utatiOn in his line of work.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will meet with Mrs. Walter
Reynolds, on East CAIRO street, next
Tuesday afternoon. All are invited.
c. L. Mattingly was among those who
started for Georgia, Tuesday last. Mr..
Mattingly goes to look over the country,
and if practicable will invest in land.
\ great deal of the lumber to be used
in the building under erection by Swim
dell Bros, graced some of the build
ings located at the Worlds fair
grounds.
Mr.. Clement c. Wilt, of near Harris,
left Thursday accompanied by his sister
Blanche, for Rochester, Minnesota,
where they will make their home for
the present.
Mr.. +. b. Bradshaw, former school
teacher of this place, but now of Liver
pool, Ohio, stopped off a few moments
Wednesday, shaking hands with old ac-
quaintances.
Lert Confer has accepted position
with Shaded & Reynolds. lie was en-
deayOring to get his hand in Mondayby
reading the labels on the bottles, and
tanning them with a cloth.
The work of Daniel Porter with the
sprinkler is giving perfect satisfaction.
The sprinkler is one of those made by
Miller & Knoblock, of South Bend, and
is an up to date arrangement.
c. Brooke, and wife, were in Plym-
Outh few days this week visiting rela-
tives. Mr.. Brooke is editor and man
ager of the Missouri and Kansas Farm
er, published at Kansas City, Mo.
The staff of life is universally admit
ted to be bread. 1t then stands to
reason that we should buy the best
The La Porte street Bakery has the
reputation of keeping the very best.
The Mayor of Valpo, ordered all gam
bling houses in that city closed Satur-
day night. What a shock this order
must have created among those who
swear by this classic city in all things
The papal discrimination against Sc
cret societies has had very little effect.
The different secret orders of the State
report that very few Catholic members
have dropped from their ranks.-Valpo
Star.
Prof. Love in balloon ascension at
Milford, one day this week came near
having fatal fall in making descent
with parachute. The wind blew him
into large tree, causing severe injuries
to his left arm.
Bycicle and other repair work done
promptly and in irst-class style by Tn,
derwood & Walls, Center street, south
of LaPorte street. Get your old worn
out tires replaced by new ones. A num-
ber of makes to select from.
Jas, Reeves, who has for several days
past visited with relatives in Pennsyl-
vania, returned home Tuesday last. He
reports an enjoyable time. lie was ac-
cOmpanied by his sister Bessie, who
spent the winter in that locality.
| j. Talbot who has been at Ham
mond, Ind, for few days on business
returned home Tuesday. He reports
that city as moving rapidly along, there
being in the neighborhOOd of seventy
five buildings under construction.
Mr.. G. E. Group accompanied by his
mother left Plymouth Tuesday last fol
an extensive tour through Georgia
They will visit the location of the col
ony that went from this section of the
State. They will be gone about ten days
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