Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Ellis and Jeanette III. " alWOTth con-
tinue with increasing interest. Antique
feature of this magazine, which starts
in the November number, is the edit
or's talks about the new books for boys
and girls in which he points out what is
best in the late juvenile publications,
The number is splendidly illustrat ed,
From Thursdays Daily.
Jacob Beam, OF Argos, was in town
today.
Henry Schuelhsse went to Argos this
morning.
DR.. Richey, of Donaldson, called in
town to-day.
Chas. p. Drummond left for Roches-
ter this morning.
W w. Hill left for Argos this fore
noon on business.
j. Matchette of Bourbon, was in town
yesterday on business.
J.P Williamson Warsaw, called in
the city to day on business.
Miss Hattie Pickerel anu Miss Minnie
Smiley of Argos drove over yesterday.
Harley Logan left for Rochester,
Huntington and Fort Wayne this morn
ing.
John II. Bradley, attorney, of Laporte
called ii the city to day on legal bust
ness.
We are in the market for choice yari-
ties of winter picked apples at highest
prices. NUssBAUN & MAYER.
Mrs. J. E. Quivey and Miss Sallie
Borazettou drove over from Argos yes
terday.
For Sale-A good milk daisy. Call
soon on r. VI. Morrill,, Southeast Ply
mouth.
When you hear of a good thing worth
publishing, save it for the INDEPENDENT
reporters.
Mr.. Sigam md Mayer is building an
addition to his house with modern i'm
proyements.
Mrs. Chas. Wright, of Laporte, is
visiting Mrs. & Mr.. Chas. Walburns for
few days.
Patrick Iulligan, of near Rochester,
and an old resident of this town, called
in the city to-day.
Nj. SchlarJ.s new store of fancy goods
CAIRO street is the place to buy all your
embroidery material.
Baskes, Pillows and materil for
same. Every pattern in stamping to
order at NJ Shlarb's
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Ball returned
last evening from few weeks sojourn
through the northern part of Ohio.
Kansas City Journal The cycle
is said to be only twenty-five years old.
Wheeling in West Virginia, however
dates back further than that.
Mrs. FL. Langridge and son Walter
of Chicago,are visiting with Mrand Mrs
Oliver Rosenberg of this city for few
days.
Accident insurance tickets at any
time and for any length of time in Pre-
ferred Accident Co. of New York II. |
Is. Reeves, agent.
Every desirable pattern on lIanton
bread and threat, Crochet mOulds, Bull |
garian cut thread. Embroidery silks
a speciality at VI. Schlarb.
- The Law firm known as Kellison & |
Lauer, have dissolved partnership, Mr.. |
Lauer, retaining the cid stand while |
Mr.. kelllSOn moves into the new Corbin |
block.
y paper On the General Convention |
of 1870, read in ConyOcation at TT. |
Wayne by Rev. W. w. Raymond yester-
day afternoon was well received. Bishop |
White, Rev. ID. Fair of Grand Rapids, |
and Rev. Mr.. Staircase of Ft. Wayne,
hdd nded The whole Convention but |
H." IN rom the paper which
re, r',dsu 40, oinerTise have known. |
Speaking OF earthquakes, We heard a |
married man say this morning, that he
felt ti.e shock, but had formed an idea |
that 1t was his wife chopplng wood.
We understand that this canard was
forcio y removed shortly afterwards
WHEN rs better half informed him that
it was time to kindle the fire. lie kindl-
ed
Ghck's Comedy Co. will play "The
Inventor up to date at the opera house
SATURDAY ight. This play fairy brlstles
with ea and pleasing speciilties and
presests features that raise it above
thu dvrrage. Play goers are looking ;
forward to the production of "The
Inve ~" with good deal of antic-
pat pleasure.
~ Scien lsicn America # Sept. IS
has G. IRE, taken from photograph.
of -,to ma weighs IS pnun Is and
10 -. zee. The tuter measured -
inch leugiit and Ii inches N dam