Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-12
From Mondays Daily.

J. ". Houghton did not move as re
ported.
Fred Linkenhelt isreporltd under the
weather.
:. W. Jackson spent sunday at
bourbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Parker went To
Logansport today.
c. Mack, of Chicago, Was a Plymouth
visitor over sunday.
Bert Harris goes To Rochester today
on important business.
Bern Nussbaum, Of Culver city, en-
joyed sunday in II city.
South Bend is being troubled with
nervy highwaymen of late.
Miss Minnie Clark went to Argos to-
day Ia visit with friends.
j.. Il. Dietrich, of Bremen, interviewed
friends in the city today.
Luther %llelpman, OF Chicago. is in
Plymouth today on business.
\ son and heir was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Helm saturday.
Prof. Jacob Martin and wife were
visiting in south Bend Saturday.
M.W .SlmoaS returned home Saturday
from HI extended business TIP.
Dir. Loring, of Burr Oak, is in the
city today attending the tax sale.
ii. \. Pershing, of South Bend, was
t%ransacting business in our city today.
Mrs. Jas. Orr, of FIT. Wayne, visited
with her parents in his city over sun
day.
Chris. Hensel, who has beer danger
ouSly sick for two weeks is conya
leScing.
Pearl Hamlet, of Michigan City, Wis
tied over sunday with relatives in Ply
mouth
Il. q. Jones is confined to the house
tusSeling with a bad touch of la
grippe.
Chas. McCOrd, of South Bend, was
tr%ansacting business i'll Plymouth Sat
urday.
Il. j. Cramer went to Walnu. this
morning. where he will help remodel a
saw mill.
Mrs. VIM. Weaver, of South Bend, is
%eniOying a pleasant visit with relatives
in u city.
Miss Bertha Reason, of Valparaiso, is
visiting her sister Miss Emma Reason,
of this city.
n social party was given last evening
at Anthony Kellar's. A good time
. was enjoyed.
l.. l.. Vangilder, of the cigar firm of
Yost II Nangilder, enjoyed a quiet
sunday at Argos.
a new automatic cone and shell ma
chine has just been placed in position
at the Bicycle factory.
1t is reported that Frank Mckinney
, will soon be initiated into the mysteries
of the Bachelors Club.
Owing To "A rush of business Chas
Johnson was pressed into service at the
t Riverside barber shop Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Morrison, who has been
: visiting her mother Mrs. Fisher, return
r ed to her home in Hobart, today.
"A great number of our ~neighboring
l towns are preparing elaborate programs
! for Feb. %, Washington's birthday.
Bert Bowel, who is confined to the
! house with a severe attack of typhoid
. pneumonia, is reported as quite Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P~ritchett, OF
Chicago, enjoyed a social visit with Mr.
1 and Mrs. "A. &. Capron Owe Sunday.
Funeral Of Mrs. +. NJ. WEIGH to b,
held at = p. m, tomorrow at Presby
; terrain church. rev. Charlton ofliciat
' ing.
The reputation established by tn
Sprague concer company, insures al
t. exceptionally good entertainment to
6 night.
y The corne stone OF the new $4,000
Masonic temple at Logansport will b
laid with impressive ceremonies Oh
Feb. 10.
Y Miss Lizzie Sldmore, of Rochester
e who has Teen enjoying Il pleasant visi
$ with Miss Minnie Clark, returns to he
a home today.
h Somebody said this afternoon, this
t a gale-ah, day. We won't give hin
away for fear of the sad fate that NIGH
befall him.
d Mrs. Joseph Thomas Is reported yer,
ill for several days past. Mr.. Thoma
is the night Waterman at the Novelt
works.
d Cal Shakes and Frank Firestone, o
Bourbon, were county seat visitors to
lday. They were returninp home from