Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25

SOOuS DIT Il SIOlc.
The Nickel Plate Road operates a
dining and sleeping car service.
All branches of trade are suffering
greatly from the unfavorable condition
of the weather
The Nickel Plate Road has through
sleeping cars to Chicago, Buffalo, New
York, and Boston.
j. B. Rowell reports that the Kanka
kee marsh, between Hanna and Hamlet,
is covered with water as far as the eye
can see.
Attorneys William Sickman, of Max
enkuckee, and Leonard A. Pearse, of
South Bend, were in town today on
business.
l.. E. Hill, of Conneaut, Ohio, is
spending a couple of days with DIR.
Borton. He brought down a patient
for the institute.
California passengers should ask
ag hts of the Nickel Plate road for
rates and connections before purchasing
tickets elsewhere.
Mrs. S. l.. Shakes and children have
gone for a two weeks visit with their
numerous relatives and friends in. De-
Long and Monterey.
The bad weather don't seem to cut
much figure with Cupid's archery.
David Manuwal and Tralla Jones were
licensed to wed today.
Lewis and Frank Eyanson and Mr..
Tuttle, of Columbia City, passed
through Plymouth yesterday on their
way home from Notre Dame.
The general discussion of the 'four. h
ward DEAF among the local converse
tional street gatherings has given way
today to the financial problem.
The venerable Col. X. G. Shryock, one
of the best known residents of Rochester,
is reported very low. He is So years old
and widely know in this vicinity.
Norman Voegeli came out from Chi
cage last evening to visit his brother
Lennia, of the Novelty works. The
two will drive over to Bremen for
Christmas.
Buy New Odell Type Writer" at
Tanners drug store for $1,000, guarant
ed to do all the work of the $4,000 ma
chine. Over twenty thousand in actual
use to-day.
\ telephone message to Surveyor
WarneS from his father at Donaldson
today brought news of the arrival of a
new brother of our county autOcrat of
lines and levels.
If you want the political news of the
the coming campaign read our adver-
tisements of clubbing offers with the
New York World and tribune else
where in this paper.
Nickel Plate road, low rates, and per-
feet service are all synonyms. a through
sleeping car service between Chicago
Fl. Wayne, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo,
New York and Boston.
Miss Zetta CassanO We, of Altoona,
Penn, was in town over night, the
guest of Miss Frances HaneS. Miss
Cassanove was enroute to St Marys
academy at South Bend.
The Crumbacker heirs have with
drawn the offer of $500 reward for the
apprehension of the murderer of iona
than Crumbacker.
In speaking of the Moore law in
Muncie Tuesday we announced the law
as being against saloons in the busin ess
portions. 1t should have said residence.
Diptheria has made its appearance at
the home of the friendleSS at Terra
Haute. There are three cpSeS at pres
ent, and sixteen others known to have
been exposed.
The Misses Michaels and Cohen, of
Rochester, stopped over in Plymouth
yesterday for a brief visit with the
Misses Lauer, enrOute home from st.
Mary's Academy for the holidays.
1t would be safe to assert that few
towns in Hoosierdom of twice or thrice
Plymouth's population have an equal
number of young folk in regular attend
ance at the higher colleges of the coun-
try.
a gOOdsiZed bunch of Culver acad-
envy students in their natty uniforms
attracted some admiring attention in
town today. They changed cars at Ply
mouth on their way home for their
vacation.
A team belonging to Cunningham &
Chase pulled up a hitching post to
which they was fastened, in front of the
formers house, yesterday afternoon,
and went around the block like NINA
ture cyclone. No special damage was
done.