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

with Mrs. c. \. Brown, left today for
Paw Paw, Mich, to take up her school
duties
Frank Hoffman, of the Rochester
Bridge Co., was in this city today, on
business.
The peoples party have secured the
up stairs of the Shakes building as
club room.
W. F. Young's mother being quite i'll
last night with heart trouble. She is
better today.
Mrs. French, of Niles, Mich, mother
of Mrs. Frank Bosworth, is enjoying a
visit here this week
Mrs. J. : Reeve, who has been spend
ing week with her son in Chicago. re
turned home last evening.
\ large bimetallic club was formed
at llion this week 1t started with over
twenty-five members the first night.
Jas. Beeber, who has been attending
court here for the past week, returned
to his home at Argos, this morning
Mrs. l.. G.. Capron left for Indianapo-
lis this morning, to attend the funeral
of her little niece, Miss Florence May
Mrs. Shaded, of belong, arrived last
night and will remain for a while to
care for her sister, Mrs. Della Johnsons
Mrs. F. NJ Axe, who has for several
weeks past been enjoying visit with
relatives at Rochester, returned home
today.
An excellent set of silver plated white
metal spoons for 25c. and a set of
table spoons for soc. at Baylors, the
jewelef
The Valparaiso Star sayS:-Frank
Forbes will go to Plymouth where he
will embark in the agricultural imple-
ment business.
Bradley SouthwOrth returned this
morning from Richmond, Ind, where
he attended the grand council of the
Royal Arcanum.
Wednesdays Messenger of Valpar-
also says:-Dr. Baker and family of
Plymouth are the guests of John
Leonard and family.
DIR. G. Nj. Dutt, of Argos, has dis
posed of his practice to DIR. j. Ii. Golf
of Indianapolis. DR.. Dutt Will remove
to Irwin Park, suburb of Chicago.
Miss Hattie Kelly while washing win
dOws at the telephone office this after.
noon, received a very bad cut on his
left hand by a broken pane of glass.
If the boy who found purse yester-
day and left it at the post office will
call and make himself known at the
post Office he may learn of something
to his advantage.
The y. Nj. G. A. rooms are now in
! good order In the Wheeler building, and
arrangements will soon be entered into
to equip the gymnasium. Services will
be held Sunday as usual.
The G.. A. r. and Royal Arcanum
have taken possession of their new hall
in the Slmons' building. Their lodge
room occupies the entire third floor and
when equipped will be one of the finest
in the city.
Primaries will be held in Valparaiso
a week from next Saturday 1t is said
that hot time is being had by those
who aspire for position as councllmen
1t seems to be quite different in Ply
mouth. The machine of the two old
parties will make up the tickets and
: the people will vote them.
A physician from the Presbyterian
hospital has been called to see Bert
Rosenbury, and after thorough exam
ination stated that if Bert could be re-
moved to the hospital in Chicago he
would be able to bring him around all
right. The family are very anxious to
take him TO the city, but owing to his
condition, are afraid to undertake the
journey. He is some better today
Bert's host of friends as one are hoping
for his recovery.
Marriage and Divorce.