Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-10-04

Mrs. Henry Paine and daughter
Stella, of DEBORAH, Iowa, are visiting here
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Mat
tingly.
Rev. NJ. \. Baker, of Rochester, is
expected to ofliciate in st Thomas
Church on Sunday next. sunday school
as usual, no service on Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Hattie Knoblock, of South Bend
entertained a party of young lady
friends at the residence of Mr.. Il Mrs.
Frank JacOx, Saturday evening with
taffy party.
Bert Nussbaum and Frank Boss left
for Ann ArbOr, Michigan this morn
ing where they will resume their stud
les in the law department of the Michi-
gan University.
Rev. Henry Marcott was pleasantly
surprised Sunday by being made the re-
cipient of a handsome bible, the gift of
the Senior Christian EndeavOr of the
Presbyterian church.
o. G.. Soice left for Lansing, Michi-
gan, Saturday evening to visit his father
John Soice, who is taking treatment at
that place, and whom we are pleased
to state is rapidly improving.
Paul Harshberger, a lineman of Fl
| Wayne, is here and will remain several
weeks assisting the telephone company
in making some changes in the lines
and preparing for winter.
We see by number of our ex-
changes, that that Kansan, who kissed
his neighbor's wife III loud, bOisterous
and malicious manner, several months
ago. is still doing the kissing act.
An up-tO-date exchange in speaking
of the license to wed, had the following
adaptable head: premium Peaches
Paired" OF course no such people ex-
list except in Christian County Illinois,
The Daily INDEPENDENT, of Plym-
outh, has blossomed into column
folio and seems to be awakening an
appreciative interest among the citizens
of the county capital. Re-
| Hector.
While working on job press in this
office Saturday afternoon, Harry Gems
Ter had finger badly crushed lie
left in the evening for a short vacation
during which time he VIII visit friends
at Lima and Springfield, Ohio.
Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Raymond, of
st Thomas Church, left this morning
for two weeks attendance at the
Triennial General Convention of the
=. +. Church,to be held In Minneapolis.
Minnesota. The Rector'S address will
be 1925, Park Ave-, where they will be
guests of former parishiOner.
DR.. j. III. Wilson left this morning at
9:i9 over the l.. f. & w. and a change
at Bunker Hill to the II. C.. G. IL st. l..
for Columbus, Ohio, to attend a meet
ing of the T.. +. W. & G. railway sur
geons on tomorrow. lie will return
Wednesday noon.
a story derived from an authentic
source, gives an account of a young
fellow at Indianapolis, who while work
ing in a bicycle factory, took at differ
ent times pieces of a wheel until he had
the required material to make a wheel.
The company discovered the theft, and
had the lad arrested for grand larceny.
When the case came to trial the lawyer
for the boy proved by the manufacture
ers that the material was actually
worth Sl6.50, which was for an $4,000
wheel. The case OF grand larceny did
not stick.
We were attracted by large crowd
i'll front Of J. Y. Astley's hardware
store Saturday evening and soon dis
covered the handsomest display of
coal stoves it has been our privilege
to examine in some time. There were
six OF them each seemingly all aglow
with solid body of red Goals but
such was not the case however for the
heat was lacking. 1t was merely a
ruse but the effect was very pretty at
tracing much attention.
1t is said that a mother at Peru
through mistake gave her babe an over
dose OF morphine, and the little one
died for want of medical treatment. 1t
is also stated that physicians were
called in ample time to save the child,
but owing to the probability of not get
ting the fee, refused to attend the child
OF course we are not able to vOuch for
this as being fact, but if it is true that
doctor should be forever removed from
civilized comm unity, and tried for
murder to boot.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Luther CresSner made business TRIP