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to make that actor shudder had he seen
it."
We. Leonard, was Chicago visitor,
the Fourth.
Mems Harvest Gloves 23cents at Ball
x Carabin's.
NJ. II. Brownlee transacted business
at Marmont, Tuesday.
The phone number of the INDEPEND-
ENT is ST. Give us the news.
Oliver Chase, of IT. Wayne, visited
with his parents over the Fourth.
The bill boards for Barnum 4 Bailey's
circus have been erected this week.
Miss Fannie OFT is home from Chi
cago visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Anna Hendricks spent the
Fourth with relatives in Michigan City.
Arthur Jones visited with friendsand
relatives at Rochester. over the Fourth.
Capt. Begordus, Of Illinois, the cham
pion Wing shot, was drawing card at
Valparaiso the Fourth.
The Altar Guild meets next Monday
evening July Sth, at Mrs. Zack Tanners.
\ full meeting required.
Mrs. ii. b. Whitlock with her sons
Ralph and Horace spent the Fourth
with relatives in south Bend.
The La Porte street Bakery, will sell
you fine can of peaches for only ID
cents. Try this excellent brand.
The sparring match at the opera
house resulted in a victory for Green
burg.
Geo. Dryer, of Logansport, who is en-
ployed at this Office, had an attack of the
grip this week.
The Simon's building will, when COM
pleted, be one of the finest buildings on
Michigan street.
Go to the Y. NJ. c. A. Band meeting
at the NJ. Z. church $3.50 p. m. Sunday.
Topic-"The Young Men of the Bible"
James Gilmore returned Thursday
evening after two week tour and Wis
it in northern Ohio and western Michi-
gan.
The work on the Corbin and Kuhn
blocks, are being rapidly pushed, and
are beginning to assume an imposing ap
pearance.
Miss Ada Hans, Clyde Coverstone,
Miss Eva Walters and Alvin Huff, of
Bremen, attended the ball game last
Thursday.
The Marshall county Medical Society
will meet at the Office of DR.. Gould in
Argos on Thursday July 18th, at l
o'clock p. m.
w. ID. Lillybridge was called to Mon
terey, Tuesday, on account of the illness
of his mother. She was much better
when he left.
Mr. c. f. Rogers, of Portland, Ind,
was in Plymouth, Thursday, looking up
a business location. From what he saw
he was very much impressed with our
city.
Miss Vida Kepford, of Colu mbia
City, arrived in our city the first of the
week, and will spend the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Dew, on East CAIRO
street.
Mr.. Ed. Brook and family, Will Out
calf and wife, Mrs. LaBraSh and son,
Mrs. Outcalt, W. ID. Lillybridge and
wife, picniced at Lake Maxenkuckee,
Friday last
We desire to impress upon the minds
of our readers that we now have tele
phone service in the INDEPENDENT Of
flee, and if you have local or personal,
ring us up and give us that benefit.
The meeting which closed its sessions
at Chattanooga, Tenn, last Sunday
night was probably the greatest meet
ing of Methodists ever held. The oc-
cassion was the Second International
Conference of the Epworth League. y
report in regard to the conference will
be made to the local chapter by their
delegate, DR.. c. a. Brown, at a special
International Conference meeting of
the League Wednesday evening, July
10th, at the church. His speech will be
of intense interest to all the members
and friends of the church and league,
and the chapter extends a hearty invi-