Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
From Thursdays Daily.


day.
Chas. Corbin went to Chicago this
morning
VIM. Every went to Chicago this
morning.
stella scott IS visiting friends in
Bourbon.
DR.. Knott left for Argos and Hib-
bard to-day.
J. X. IIoughton went to Argos to-
day on business.
Mrs. John Hansen left for Montreal,
Canada, to-day.
VIM suit is again confined to his
bed with chronic trouble.
Mrs. J. b. Bowel is quite i'll with
inflammatOry rheumatism.
Frank Lamson went fishing yesterday
and caught fine string of bass.
Just received large consignment of
fresh fish at Kuhn's meat market.
Vern Hardenbrook, of Wslkerton,
was in the city to day on business.
Chas. Baylor, of Laporte, visited
with his parents in this city Yesterday.
c. s. Cleveland, of the Basket Factory
went to Lakeville to-day on business.
Jno. Ruge and August Carabin, Wis
tied their physicians in Chicago yester
day.
Chas. Hsrris and Chas. Mclaughlin,
went duck hunting to Maxenkuckee
to-day.
Elk. Clerk, ID. \. Snyder, has just
received an appointment as Notary
Public.
Mrs. \. ]. Whiteleather, who has
been yisitingin the city, went home
yesterday.
J. W. Wilson. who has been very sick
WITH typhoid fever, is reported con
valscent.
y st. Joe fishing tug raised ten tons
of Lake trout at one draw one day
this week.
Miss Olive Pierce, of South Bend,
stopped over with friends in the city
yesterday.
NJ \. o. Packard went to Chicago,
this morning via. Argos over the
Nickle Plate.
Mrs. Axe left for Rochester this
morning for visit with her friends
and relatives.
Miss Grace Wughtsman pleasantly
entertained last evening at the home of
Jno. Behring's.
Chas. Flagg and wife, are in Argos
to-day attending the funeral of Mr..
Flagg's cousin.
NJ. ochlarb.s new store of fancy goods
CAIRO street is the place to buy all your
embroidery material.
The senior member of the firm of
NJ. Altman Il son was at Culver City
yesterday on business.
Baskets. Pillows and materil for
same. Every pattern in stamping to
order at NJ. Shlarb's
Mrs. Kate ID. Crum, OF Michigan City
is visiting with the family OF X. X.
Brooke and other relatives.
Mrs. Laura Ray, of Muskegon, Mich,
and Mrs. llerran, of WarsOw' returned
home yesterday after several DAYS visit
with the family OF J. II. Hoy.
Miss Eva snyder, of Bremen, re-
turned home to-day after visit with
friends and relatives in this city.
The new sidewalk along the Wanda
+ liza track, west OF the school house, is
very much needed Improvement.
Miss Alice Place, of Plymouth, was
the guest of Mrs. J. ID. scott several
days last week. Nappanee Advance.
y party of young people We're enter
tanned last night at the home of Mrs.
Jerry Balm and report a pleasant time.
Ii is reported that the l.. Z. K W
company Will make a reduction of ten
per cent on the wages of its employees.
II. &. Thayer and :. w. ROthenberger
left to-day for Terre IIaute, as delegates
to the \ . VI. {. \. state Convention.
b emen seems to be in hard luck on
account of frequent visitations by fire.
She Is deserving Of the sympathy Of her
sis'er cliies.
Perry Graham fell from a Grand
Trunk tram al South Bend Monday
anu received injuries from which he
die shortly afterwards
Every desirable pattern on lIanton
bread and thread. Crochet mouds, Bul-
garian en- thread. Embroidery silks
a speciality at N. Schlarb.
II has been intimated thas Mayor
Swhdell raised the cold wave" flag yes
terday, as a lit emblem for the demo-
era ic party since there ent election.
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