Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-15
From Mondays Daily.

Mr.. and Mrs. O'keefe are in Chicago
today.
Dennis Walters was in Chicago yes
terday.
Jas. Talbot was in Plymouth over
Sunday.
Mr.. Rotzlen went to Marmont this
morning.
Minnie Cox returned to Marmont
this morning.
Miss Carrie Wilson was in Argos
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Spange spent yester-
day in Argos.
+. G. Edinger returned from Lo9ans
port this morning.
Chas. Fogle has gone to Chicago to
remain indefinitely.
IL. y. Bremen has gone 10 Chicago
10 secure employment.
John Bowel and Chas. Harris were
III chicago yesterday.
Mort Thompson returned to his home
III Cleveland, Ohio, today.
James A. Marks has accepted posi-
tion at the Novelty works.
n crowd of bicycle boys rode up
from bourbon yesterday.
\. II. Zimmerman of TIE INDEPEN-
DENT is in Chicago today
Uncle Mead Thompson had stroke
of paralysis saturday night.
Carl Strombeck Sundayed III Argos,
making the trip on his wheel.
Mrs. w. II. McClintock will return to
her home in TT. Wayne tomorrow.
The Altar Guild will meet with Miss
Erma Winnings next Monday evening.
We are not giving away advertising
space but we can guarantee good re
suits.
AL ellison, of Logansport, and Lester
Carter, of Kokomo, Sundayed in Ply
mouth.
The saw mill and granary of Jacob
Beltz in Bourbon township burned this
morning
Frank Hale spent Sunday with his
gIrl in Hibbard and returned 10 st. Joe
this morning.
Al Ayres, of Chicago, formerly pro-
prietor of Gem cigar store was in Ply
mouth over Sunday.
Albert Lindquist and G.. Peterson, of
South Bend were the guests of Nils
Lindquist over Sunday.
Miss Naoma Price. daughter of Henry
Price in West township, is having
severe attack of rheumatic fever.
At the Populist convention Saturday
night the following were nominated for
alderman:-E. Poor, VIM. Smith and DR.
Jackson.
Harry Buck, Lou Mcdonald, Nose
Lauer and their wives with Harry
Armstrong drove to Argos yesterday
to visit Charley Hughs.
Chas. Clough and son AL went to
Laporte Saturday night on account of
the death of Mr.. Coughs mother, Mrs.
Alonzo Clough, who was 80 years old.
The report circulated Saturday, re-
garding the death of Michael elmer,
was unfounded. We are glad to be
able to announce that he Is improving.
Alpheus Windbigler and number
of other boys made flying trip to
Rochester and back yesterday on their
wheels.
Mr.. j. w. Thomas and wife were ac-
qualnted with .. Ii. w. Sands, of Pent-
water, Mich, who was the first victim
of the late sextuple tragedy of that
city.
Albertus Simons took Harry Corbin
Bert Harris and Mamie Harris out
serenading last night. They entertain
ed their friends until l o'clock this
morning.
jerome Flagg, who was for some
time proprietor of the Argos house, will
move to Plymouth in a few weeks
to take charge of the Windsor hotel.
SO says the Argos Reflector.
Gid Blain and Bert Ashton rode &
tandem to Rochester yesterday after
noon. When returning they broke
down about six miles this side of Ro-
chester and had to walk nearly all the
way home.
The ability of TIE DAILY INDEPEN
DENT to give entire satisfaction to its
advertisers, does not need reiterating
in standing local. The merchants
who utilize its columns know where the
benefit comes from.
There will be Ilomeseekers excur-