Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-22
LOCAL BRENITIES.
From Saturdays Daily.

Our editorial writer owes an apology
to Senator Parker.
Samuel Baker, of Bourbon township,
is in Plymouth today.
Mrs. Il. Senior, who has been visiting
at Valparaiso has returned home.
Dan Walters and sam Buzzle. of
Marmont, are Plymouth visitors today.
w. T. Vanvactor and little daughter
arrived in Plymouth last evening on
short visit.
Ed Nee returned to his home in South
Bend tonight to remain with his family
over Sunday.
John Poff, of Grand Rapids, Michi-
gan, visited with relatives in our city
for few days.
Elkhart democrats are talking of for
going the pleasure of putting a ticket
in the field this spring.
the greater part of the week measuring
up and shipping lumber.
Rena Beerwort, who has been en-
ployed in Plymouth, returned to her
home in Monterey this morning.
Mrs. Lizzie Leeckinger nee Eich,
passed through Plymouth yesterday en-
route from Mishawaka to Delphi.
Mrs. Fred Shoemaker and children
were enjoying the benefits of this ex-
cellent weatherItoday in the country.
Jas. Cammerer and little daughter, of
Bourbon, who have been visiting
friends in Plymouth returned home to-
day.
DIR. Houser and his assistant returned
to Indianapolis today to remain over
Sunday. They will go from there to
Marion.
The n. Il. L. Club is talking of Sc
curing Col. Roberts, of Chicago to ad-
dress them in the near future. The
Colonel is all right.
Michigan City News: Mrs. Conrad
Kruger, left morning for Plymouth
for few days visit. She was accom-
panied by Master Willie Hascus.
Eugene Lewis, who has been visiting
with his relatives in Michigan, return
ed home yesterday, and is now once
more at his old position. He says he
enjoyed the trip hugely.
AT Anderson, Indiana, the adherents
to the white metal are causing quite a
stir among the democrats in that sec
ton. A movement is on foot to con-
solidate those of the two prominent
parties. A great meeting will be held
their tonight
For the occasion of the general con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, to be held in Cleveland, Ohio
May LIST to the 3lst, 1896, rate of one
standard first class fare for the round
trip has been authorized via. the Nickel
Plate road. Tickets on sale April 18th
Both, May LIST, and 18th.
Eldredge Thompson, Chas. McLaugh
lin, l.. Capron and Al Clough returned
from their hunt on the Kankakee marsh
last evening. Thompson said they "bag
ged' 125 snipe. We did not learn who
held the bag, but Eldredge was so pos
tive regarding the number, that we
decide he must have been the party.
In regard to the assertion made by
Mr.. Brooke in his last night issue re-
garding our agent selling papers al
Bourbon for one cent, we desire to say
that our agent at that place did it upor
his own responsibility, When We
learned this fact we Immediately in
formed him to stop it. Mr.. Brooke's idea
is to try and impress upon the minds Of
the people that we are inclined to NEE
his price for the daily which is untru,
and could not possibly be done without
a loss of money.
An exchange forcibly expresses tn,
tendency of human nature when i
says: AS long as man is prosperou
and has money, he can't keep friend
off with tase ball bat. The momen
he is unfortunate and his wealth i
gone, he is not only snubbed by hi
former alleged friends, but they begil
to do him all the harm possible. Whel
man starts up grade the world fall
behind and pushes. When he start
down grade, the world steps to one sid
and greases the track.