Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-19

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derived from one of the noblest ami
mails in existence.
Mrs. Chester Borton, of Englewood,
attended the funeral of Mrs. L. A. Bor-
ton on Saturday returning home the
same evening.
We have been informed that Mr..
Geo. Hahn, of the Brooks Printing Co.,
was at Cleveland, Ohio, this week on
important business.
l can make pants from SO to S12
and suits from SIS to $40, work and fit
guaranteed. Call and see me. Klein
schmidt, the Tailor.
A band of four strolling musicians
from Chicago discoursed sweet music
on Plymouth streets yesterday. They
also took up a collection.
Messrs. j. C. Jilson and II. G. Thayer
are in Indianapolis this week as dele
gates to the grand conclave of Knight
Templars, now in session.
The son of Mrs. Chas. Hohan has
been brought home from Chicago where
he has been taking treatment for con-
sumption. He is very low.
Miss Dora Stegman, who was called
home by the illness of her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Ulrich, has returned to Fort
Wayne, leaving her sister no better,
A. r. Underwood is the possesser of
an elegant new piano. 1t arrived from
Chicago Saturday last and has been
pouring forth sweet melody ever since.
Mr.. II. G.. Thayer draws the reins
over as fine piece of horseflesh as one
often sees. IT is a blooded anamal and
was purchased of VIM. Kyle, near Ty-
ner City.
w. r. Babcock, foreman of the Fl.
Wayne Wagon Works job department,
made us pleasant call Saturday. He
was here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Borton.
The Indiana Travelling Mems associ-
alton, of South Bend, has not proved a
grand success, and it has disbanded.
1t is said they have $4,000 to pay debt
of $4,000.
The county court was occupied all
week in trying civil suits, which were
submitted to the court. They were
minor cases OF setting aside deeds and
similar actions.
Rev. +. NJ. Elliott, of Charlottesville,
well known by many here, will preach
in the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening. The public is
cordially invited.
There have been only two marriage
licenses issued since our last publica-
ton. They are: Joseph Goodyear to
Ida Bell Ellinger, and William Yum
baugh to Cora b. Kimmell.
The grand jury of Elkhart county,
failed to find case against Mrs. Kehres
and her supposed accomplices, Z. Mos
Ter and G.. Bruno, charged with the
murder of the husband of the former.
Mrs. Mary c. Borton, of Cleveland,
and Mrs. Jennie Erwin, of Bourbon,
spent Wednesday in this city, the guests
of DR.. A. c. Hume's family. In the af-
ternoon many of their friends called on
them.
Mrs. A. North entertained company
on Wednesday evening in honor of her
sisters Mrs. Maud Tank and Miss Edna
Nicoles, the latter returned to her home
in Walkerton, last evening, and Mrs.
Tank will remain over Sunday.
The Us will meet at the home of Mr..
c. II. Leonard on Plum street, Tuesday
evening next. The meeting held with
Miss Peterson was attended by seven
teen members and about ten visitors.
The meeting was very interesting.
Bycicle and other repair work done
promptly and in first-class style by I'm
derwood & Walls, Center street, south
of LaPorte street. Get your old worn
out tires replaced by new ones. A num-
Der of makes to select from.
alert" bicycles are made and sold by
Underwood & Walls, Center street, near
Fl. Wayne tracks. Call and see them
before buying your mount for 1895. The
celebrated "Spaulding' wheel and other
makes, also sundries of all kinds on
hand.
Mayor Swindell has returned from
Kansas where he has been the past ten
days, looking after his landed interests.
He says it is very dry there and unless
they have good crops this year, thinks
Kansas will be in as bad condition as
Nebraska.
In Illinois there is added an excellent
feature to the law emitting women to
vote. 1t is this: When they appear at
the polls to deposit their ballots they are
not compelled to tell their age, only to
affirm that they have passed the age OF