Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19

Dan snyder, OF Bremen, is spending
a few days with his brother, j. +.
Snyder.
Try the celebrated Perkins Home
made wet mince meat. Kuhns market
sole agent.
Mrs. Geo. Platts, who has been visit
ing in Chicago, returned home Satur
day night.
Mrs. Price, of Silver Lake, this state,
is visiting several days with the fam
lily of III. b. Reeves.
Hazel Smith, of Wabash, is visiting
her sister, Miss Flo Smith, and the
family of Jno. Losey.
Elder j. ID. Vince, of PiercetOn, held
services at Chapel hall yesterday,
morning and evening.
Harry Conger a former employe of
the Cycle works, has again assumed
position in the factory.
We understand that Lee Kendall is
to entertain a SMALL but select party
at his home this evening.
y. +. Young returned from Roches-
ter Saturday evening, where he had
been visiting with friends.
Susie Wallace has been so i'll with
lagrlppe for the past week that she
was unable to attend school.
Miss Rose Clark, of AS Ohio street,
has gone on visit to Plymouth and
Bremen South Bend Tribune.
Oliver Voreis, of Maysville, Mo-, has
been in the city for several days visiting
relatives and old acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Shafer, who live
four miles east of Plymouth are enjoy
ing the presence of little baby girl.
Bert Nussbaum, who is attending
school at Ann Arbor, spent Sunday
with his relatives. He returned to school
today
Rev. Lands is mentioned as candi-
date for representative, subject to the
action of the prohibition county con-
vention.
Table Howe and Nils Lindquist will
be at home this week, for short visit
from their studies at a medical school
in Chicago.
Miss Inez Windbigler, of Valparaiso,
who has been visiting her parents over
Saturday and Sunday returned this
morning.
For SALE-Five thoroughbred Po-
land Chira brood sOwS and seven grade
shoats. Address w. W. JONES, box
1913, Plymouth, Ind.
Mrs. VIM. Haslanger, Miss Mabel
Reeve and DR.. Holtzendorff attended
the funeral of Fred Lang, at Misha-
waka today.
LosT-On Michigan road north, a
large gauntlet otter fur mitten for
right hand. Please leave at INDIE
PENDENT office.
Albert Fransen, foreman of the frame
department of the Plymouth Cycle Co.
resigned his position today. He has
not decided yet what he will do.
J. G. Berlin, who has been visiting
his brother Will, returned to his home
in Chicago today. His brother is bet
ter and is on fair road to recovery.
Mrs. Jane Cross, whose home of late
has been with her daughter, Mrs. John
Giller, is residing for the present witt
her granddaughter, Mrs. Emma Miles
A. j. Molter, after listening to the
speech delivered by Coxey and enthus
ing himself, went to South Bend OF
business, returning home this morning
Bourbon Mirror Julia +. Work
7 former Plymouth lady, has leased thu
Laporte county orphans home for five
years. She has now forty waits at thu
home.
J. IL. Gardner, who represents thu
International encyclopedia, was called
to Chicago Friday by the firm, return
to Plymouth Saturday. He was giver
more territory.
The Hon. Thomas Nelson, of Teri,
Haute,an old and prominent republican
died at his home in that city last Satur
day. He was sick but short time ant
his loss will be deeply felt.
Miss Lettie Whiteleather, who live
three miles north of our city, who wa
reported in a precarious condition witt
consumption, is reported as slowly sink
ing. There are no hopes of her recov
a cry.
Miss Laura Linkenhelt returned Sat
e urday from Benton Harbor, Mich
where she has been during the winte
for her health. She comes back com
pletely recovered and in the best o
health.