Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
Ibe Jnoepenoent
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
J. French, of Argos, was in town this
morning.
Miss Meta MilIice went to Chicago
yesterday.
Erve Huff, of Bremen, was in the
city last evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Brown
this morning boy.
Dr. W. y. Oyler drove over from
Argos yesterday afternoon.
G. W. HOleman, of Rochester, was in
town yesterday afternoon.
Chas. Chapman of Argos, called in
the city on business today.
f. ID. Crumpacker, OF Crown Point
called in the city to-day on legal bust
ness.
Victor X. Hendricks, of LOgansport,
engineer of the maintenance of way for
the Vandalia was in the city today.
Clark Thompson of this city left
for Green Iowa, this morning where he
will visit with his son tor several days.
Gus. Wolf received telegram last
evening announcing the death of his
only uncle, Mr. Benedict Wolf, of Chi
cagO.
Earnest II. Bissell, train dispatcher
for the l.. +. * w r. Il. at Lima, Ohio,
is home visiting with his parents and
friends.
Miss Mabel Stroupe of South Bend,
visited with the family of ii. b. Whit
ock yesterday after an extended visit,
in Ohio.
Miss VIM. Mccormick returned to
her home at HOBART after a few days
visit with her daughter Mrs. Walter
Reynolds.
Mrs. Geo. Engle who has been visit
ing with friends and relatives for
few days in this city returned to her
home at Argos this morning.
a. a. Coble, wife and child, of South
Bend, were in the city yesterday, Mrs.
Il
east. Mr.. Cobe is the proprietor of the
Boston store of that city.
Mrs. j. MiddlecOugh, of Washington
ID. c. who has been taking care of her
Aunt, Mrs. James Cleveland who has
been quite sick for some months re-
turned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. DIR. Reynolds received telegram
from Tampico, ILL.,, announcing the
death of her sister Miss l.. l.. Heyday
Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Lon. Mcdonald
left this morning on the Pittsburg for
TampicO.
The sale and supper of the Ladies
Parish Guild at the rectory yesterday
afternoon and evening was largely
attended. The holiday articles offered
for sale were almost entirely disposed
of with a resulting substantial addi-
ton to the treasury fund
Take the enemies that good news
paper makes in the course of business,
and stand them up in row, and we'll
venture to say that the balance of the
community will unite in asserting that
the editor ought to feel proud that they
are his enemies and should honor him
for them.
Yesterday the Catholic Knights of
America met at Fl Wayne, in the Bass
Block. The officers i'm that city are
numerous, and from distances. They
met yesterday morning at s o'clock to
make this regular semi-annual examin-
alton of the books of the supreme sec
rotary and the supreme treasurer The
insurance feature of the Catholic
Knights of America has assumed won
derful proportions. Since April the
goth, 1895, they have paid insurance
losses amounting to $49S,OOO. All this
was transacted through the TT. Wayne
office.
Some months ago man named,
Sidney Jenkins, Welshman who oper-
ates a saloon near the Tin Plate Works
at ElwOOd, Ind, turned built dog loose
on William Johns, who was in his
saloon and had refused to leave when or
dered out by Jenkins. TWAS IL o'clock