Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-08
from his wagon while trying TO stop bis
team which were were running away

Mrs. James Fawery, of Twin Lakes,
who had severe attack of erysipelas,
of the left hand. and resulting in an
abscess has nearly recovered.
The Rev. VIM. Gordon, of Michigan
City, who had been visiting his daugh
ter at .Worchester, Mass, fell dead
Wednesday evening, while attending
prayer meeting.
Frank Baker, of Bourbon, was in
town On business to-day.
/. Romig, attorney at South Bend,
called in the city to-day.
Ed S. Kitsch, of Bremen, called in
the city yesterday on business.
Last evening dancing school was
commenced 1t Mrs. Annie Browns.
O. II. Porter and wife attended the
X. of p. banquet at Culver City last
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. ". II. J. Flagg, were
the guest of their son, Charles, Of thi'
city to-day.
Mrs. Vim. Stephenson, Of South Bend,
is here for few days visit with Plym-
outh friends.
II. II. Bonham was called to ALBION
to-day, on account OF the serious illness
of his mother
Miss Mary Kendall left to-day for
Lapaz, where she will visit her friend,
Miss Nellie Gregg, over Sunday.
NJ E. earn, Geo. earn, Chas. Watson
and several other business men of Cul-
yer City were in Plymouth to-day
transacting business.
Lou Alleman, accompanied by gen
tleman friend, attended the X. of Z.
banquet at Culver City last evening
and reports good time generally.
One of the two dogs owned by Baker
e Mckinney, and known as Boots and
Shoes, was poisoned yesterday morning
abont 100. Shoes was well known and
had many friends.
The Culver City Military Academy
football team passed through this city
to-day, on their way to Warsaw, where
they will meet the team of that city and
contest for champion honors.
Hank Morgan, of South Bend, was in
our city one day this week visiting J.V.
Ashley. Mr.. Morgan is brother-in
law of Wilbur Gorsuch, editor of the
South Bend Tribune, VINO is also noted
for his skill of raising potatoes.
The newspaper man in a small city
buys his groceries and goods at store
and pays the price asked. If he finds
that the merchant treated HIM fairly he
goes again. But if he is cheated or
oyercharged he goes TO the neighboring
merchant. But the grocer and mer-
chant goes around to get Oids for print
ing, and often, instead Of raying fair
prsc>s, he seeks TO reduce the price be-
iow waat is reasonable. The MERCK ant
often forgeJs that III these days prices
of printing like everything else are gov
erned 10y the Ia ys OF trade, and are fixed
on decent margin. There may be
slight difference in the charges of diff
ference offices, but it is small, and no
greater than in the prices groceries
and dry goods in different stores
Printing is business nowadays, gov
erned by the laws of trade. Exchange.
DR.. n. ID. Asphalt left this afternoon
for keokuk. where ne intends opening
for DIR. Borton, an institute in that city.
The Doctor expects remain away one
week We understand that DR.. Borton
intends to open Institutes in st. Louis
and other large cities in the near future.
Already the naples along the country
streams, the oaks, the elms and all the
other trees which grace the country
side are taking on tints that can only
be riyaled 10y those produced in other
autumns. The colors of the wild aster
a I'd of all the autumnal plants which
bloom, are now as pretty as they have
ever been.
TIL e subscriber who comes, in these
days and pays the printer is blessed
and in the kingdom to come will be
placed a little higher than the angels.
His name will be written at the top of
the column next to reading matter, and
nothing in the house will be too good
for him. He will get comps to all the
harp recltals, and have reserved seat
beside the editors, while alt. the delin-
quent subscribers will have to carry
water for the performers and sit up in
the gallery.-Ex.
Yesterday afternoon Jack Kirk was
arraigned before Justice Reeves fol-
attempted burglary at the residence OF
Mrs. Taylor on Thursday night OF
North Center street, and was bound
over until court commences again.
From Mondays Daily.
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