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

} Edwin Mayer was in Bourbon yestel
day.
Mrs. J. \. Gilmore left for Chicag
Thursday.
The Gun Club goes to Maxenkucke
next Thursday.
Samuel Miller and wife returned from
Chicago yesterday.
&c. O'Blenis was up from Argo
Thursday evening.
James Miller returned from TT
Wayne Thursday evening.
L. Spangle is the happy possessor of
new awning in front of his store.
Peter Bair and wife, of Argos, tran
sacted business in this city Friday.
\ party of young folks spent Thurs
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
McDonald's.
+. III. Huffman and N. c. Mccormick
were up from Argos Friday on impor.
tant business.
The Independent Order of Cork pull
lers leave next Sunday morning for a
trip up the river.
All Myers. Erm Group, James Thayer
and Tom Walker hunted at MaXen
kuckee Thursday.
1t is reported that scarlet fever is
prevalent at Bourbon. -Four or five
cases have been reported this week and
one death
y new brick plant is being established
at Michigan City. The famous Hoosier
Slide is to be cut down and its sands
used as material.
The South Whitley News reports a
hold-up witnessed the other night y
young lady was held up by her best
fellow. They forgot TO pull down the
blind.
Mrs. Mary Whitehead, of Argos, who
has been very Ill for the past sum
mer and not able to be about until just
a few days ago, is visiting with her
brother, +. X. Barnhill of this place.
Misses Dunnuck 81 Miltonberger call
the attention Of the ladies of Plymouth
and vicinity to their display of Winter
Millinery at ''The Vogue" One door
south of the State Bank. All are cord
tally invited to come.
y bachelors club has been organized
at Valparaiso. One of the features of
the rules and regulations is resolution
adopted by which any member who
walks more than one block with any
member of the gentle sex shall be sub
ject to a fine of one dollar.
This week edition OF the American
Machinist contains d fine descriptive
article, handsomely Illustrated with
seven half-tone cuts of the Indiana
Novelty Works plant in this city Or
ders for copies of the same can be left
with Everett Fields at Kendalfs Book
Store.
The readers Of a newspaper should
make it a point to patrOnize its adver-
Users, for If t.were not for their patron
aga the subscription price would have
to be doubled in order to afford the
publishers any profit. Moreover, those
who are not afraid to advertise their
wares literally must have faith in their
value, and the buyer can be reasonably
certain of getting good article. The
rule of shrewd advertisers is frs. to be
sure you have good article, then adj
vertise literally
Young man, when you are counting
your best girl don't make to many pro-
misses. Don't say "these little hands
will never do stroke of work when
you are mine, and you shall have moth
ing to do in our house, but sit all day
and chirp to the canarleS," as if any
sensible woman could be happy fooling
away time in that sort of style. a
girl has fine retentive memory for
the soft things and silly promises of
COurtShip, and occasionally, in after
years, when she is bending over the
wash tub or patching the west end of
your trousers, she will remind you of
them in cold, sarcastic tone of voice.
Two organ agents of this city had an
exceeding lively experience yesterday
while on d visit to the country in hopes
of making sale. At the farm where
they stopped one entered the yard and
approached the house while the partner
awaited his return i'll the carriage. AS
agent number one neared the building
the fellow in the buggy discovered a
dog in the yard, thinking to have sport
with his friend he yelled "sic en-" The
dog did and for moment the affair
was badly mixed. Three rounds were
enacted before the gate was reached,
with the cog playing as a favorite. The
agent fOuled his antagonist by kick
below the belt, and the fight ended with
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