Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-10-11

Goshen, are visiting the family of Geo.
III. Baylor for few days.
Laporte has organized a foot ball
eleven. There is an opening now for
some good live surgeon.
Miss Susie Kaufman ft'to-day noon
for South Bend where she will visit
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Uriah
Hardy.
The was an error in the game law
published yesterday in regard to killing
OF quail. 1t should have read Nov. 10,
TO Jan. 1.
The Columbia City Daily Mail has
discontinued publication owing to lack
of financial support and an order from
the court.
kentland has contracted for a system
of water works to cost S5,266.10 with
the I. :. Engine and Pump Co.. of
Batavia, ILL.,
The Novelty Works commenced run
ming on long time yesterday, They
work until 9o'clock every night ex-
cept Wednesday and Saturday.
The first snow of the season fell this
morning. 1t was but a few scat
terlng flakes but as it struck the side
walk it reminded one of the chilly blasts
OF by gone years.
y pretty wedding was solomnized at
the Catholic church this morning. Leon
ard Molter and Lena schooner were the
contracting parties, and Rev. Father
MOench ofliciated.
Henry Craig and Maud Shively both
of Bourbon were joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony at the residence of
Owen Disher in this city last night
Justice III. b. Reeve officiating.
Elkhart is suffering from one of those
low-Iived, contemplate whelps who
stops little girls on the street and make
vulgar and insulting remarks to them.
Hanging is too good for such fellows.
An Elkhart liveryman placed S2l in
his hat the other evening on starting
home as prevention against robbery
He forgot about it and lifted his hat to
scratch his head as he was crossing
bridge, dropping the money in a mill
race.
Officer Mccarthy shot and probably
fatally wounded John Sheridan, a tramp
who was attempting to steal ride on a
Lake Shore train at Pine Station. The |
officer ordered him off the train but he |
refused to leave it and attempted to |
stab Mccarthy.
Department Commander Shively and |
Adjutant Smock Of the g. A. r.. have
turned over $1,000 raised by the Grand |
Army of the state, to the Board of |
Trustees of the Lafayette Soldiers
Home. The money is to be used in the |
erection of cottages.
Leonard Wolfersperger, Columbia
City mechanic, has figured ont an idea
for ali air engine of small dimensions, |
to be placed on the rear axle OF a bi- |
an air chamber, plungers, and other
mechanical devices which he thinks |
will be substantial. 1t will be necessary
to start the bicycle by foot power but
few strokes will be sufficient to fill the
air chamber and start the plunger, after
which the machine will be self prOpell- |
ing. He has confidence in the success !
of his invention, and 1t Will no doubt |
meet with much approval if he succeeds |
IN perfecting it.
From Wednesdays Daily.
NJ w. SimOns left for Chicago this |
morning.
ID. L. Dickinson is spending the day
at Bourbon.
ID. f. Armstrong is reported as grad
ually improving.
Justice Corbin went to Tyner on
business to-day.
Will Reynolds is taking in the fair
at Bourbon to-day.
morning to attend the fair.
Arney Cleveland is reported as rest
ing easy and getting along nicely.
Il. w. Towmey is again filling his
position at the p. +. w. 4 c. telegraph |
office.
Homer Sears, of South Bend is visit
ing friends in Plymouth and vicinity
this week.
NJ a. o. Packard and daughter, Mrs
Drummond, returned from Chicago
last evening.
We have in stock at this office an eX-
cellent line of type writing paper at
very low figures.
Mrs. j. w. Hess left for Bourbon
this morning where she will visit
friends and attend the fair.
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