Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-14
From Thursdays Daily.

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Josiah Evans returned to Walnut this
morning.
Canned asparagus nice and fresh, at
W. +. Leonard's
The Bollman addition is taking quite
boom this spring.
:. ;. Fish attended the Hattie Ripple
funeral this morning.
Geo Hall of Minooka, ILL.,, is visiting
his niece, Mrs. Ed. Welsh.
Get golden egg noodles for 10 cents
pound, at W. +. LeOnard's.
Mrs. Belle Vinnedge, of Lapaz June
ton, was i'll Plymouth yesterday.
Valparaiso Vidette- Pete Hank is
visiting in Plymouth for few days.
VIM. Fitzgerald, of Rochester, is can
vassing the city for book subscriptions
Fred ID. Hoham, of Fl Wayne, spent
few hours in Plymouth this morning
Bulk olives ID cents per pint, sauer
krant 20 cents a gallon, at W. +.
Leonards.
VIM. EVERY left this morning for
Tiosa and Rochester to transact import
ant business.
Lizzie Clough is in Chicago prepari-
tory TO entering the millinery work at
Frankfort, Ind.
W. f. Bailey went TO Bourbon this
morning on insurance business. He
will return tomorrow
John Steineck, hardware dealer of
Bremen, was transacting business in
the Queen City this morning.
r. Il. Oglesbee was in the city this
morning from TT. Wayne, changed ears
to l.. +. & W. for indianapolis.
Mrs. Scott Marks went to Chicago
last evening to see her son, James, be
fore he goes to Appleton, Wis.
Chas. Shaded is still continuing to
paint, and repaper, and his popular
drug store is now as neat as pin.
| Mr.. Wilkinson, who has been living
near Morris mill, moved this morning
into his new home in the Bollman addi-
ton.
Mrs. VIM Me Clure, and daughter, of
/ Walnut, Ind, VINO have been visiting
relatives in this city returned home to-
day.
Will Shroader, who was sent to Jail
yesterday to lay out his fine, is now
once more at liberty, receiving a stay
of proceedings.
Frank Firestone and George Comp
ton, of Bourbon, were initiated into
the mysteries of the Orlentals at Bour-
bon last night.
There seems to be considerable com
plant as to boys jumping on the cars.
This should be attended to by the
proper authorities.
The arguments regarding the legality
of the Nicholson bill were heard before
the supreme court yesterday. No
decision has been rendered.
Geo. Debley, and male quartette of
of South Bend, will assist our band
boys In the musical entertainment they
are preparing to give our people.
II. f. Montgomery, of Indianapoli !,
state agent for the Government Build
ing and Loan Institution, is in Ply
mouth in the interest of that company.
Harry Force, who has been for near
ly year past in Minnesota, returned
home this morning. We learn he con
templates making Plymouth his future
home.
The Jubilee singers at the L. b.
church last evening were not very well
patronized. The program was too extern
i've to give satisfaction, although some
of the numbers were fairly well render.
ed.
Mr.and Mrs. \ Listenberger, of Three
Oaks, Mich, was i'll Plymouth visiting
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Bushman and other relatives and
friends and also took a look through
the \ ovelty works.
Word was received this morning
from Dr. BortOn, who Is attending the
bedside of his daughter, Mrs. Il. f.
Beebe, of Wilmette, that little baby
boy has been born to the parents
Mother and child are doing well.
Thos. Tribby was looking little
glum this morning. 1t took some time
to learn the trouble, but 10y persistent
inquiry it was discovered that the
market price on hogs had gone down
about ten cents on the hundred weight
&c. Zechiel. of Culver City, arrived
in our city last evening from Chicago
where he has been with load of stock
Mr.. Zeichiel is endeavoring to satisfy
himself upon the ACCESSIBILITY of tn,
farmer selling his stock in the Chica