Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-11

factory.
Miss Hattie Kelley and her mother
have postponed their trip to Ohio owing
ing 10 the illness of Mrs. Kelley
Mr.. W. W. Wilkinson, OF the Bargain
store next to Bennett X Jacox, is living
= in one of Mr.. VIM. Kendalls houses.
Mrs. Shaded, Of Delong, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Johnson dur
ing her illness returned home today.
c. y. Reeves goes to Rochester to
night in the interest of the telephone
exchange he is establishing in that city
Miss Emma Gallagher will arrive in
Plymouth tonight, returning home to
attend the funeral OF Bert Rosenbury.
Geo. Johnson has been called to De-
Letters Ford several times lately on &C.
count of the severe sickness of his Sis
ter.
DrS. Wilson and BortOn drove out in
to to the country this morning to hold
a consultation over of DIR. Wilson's
patients.
Peter Burgener's room at school was
dismissed at $50 this morning on ac-
count of his having to be at the court
house on trial.
The funeral of Miss StOop took place
this afternoon, the remains being fol-
lowed to the cemetery by large con-
course of friends.
Mrs. Carrie Baker returned to TT.
Wayne this morning after a two
months visit with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Amasa Johnson.
Large portions of the Chicora wreck
have come ashore the past few days at
st. Joseph. The Graham Co, propose
to attempt once more to locate the
vessel.
Mr.. Reed, proprietor OF Hayes
house, Warsaw passed through here to-
day enroute TO Chicago, where he joins
an excursion of hotel men for Cali
fornia.
Miss Anna Burns, sister of IL. Ii.
Burns, of West CAIRO street, who has
been visiting with him several days,
returned to her home in Charlottesville
yesterday.
1t has been learned that young DE
We're who was killed at Valparaiso sew
eral days ago, was a cousin of Miss
Nellie Wheeler, who is employed in this
office.
ID. y. Snyder in attempting to ali gh
from Nandalia train yesterday, had
the misfortune to strain one of his legs.
Mr.. Snyder realizes the fact that he is
not as young as he used to be.
Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock
Mr.. y. ). Woodward will address the
Peoples party club at its hall corner
Michigan and Washington streets, on
the political issues of the day.
The ladies who issued the special
edition of the Goshen News few days
ago, printed one number of the edition
on satin. This souvenir number was
sold last Monday for $500.
Miss Ollie Fairy returned to her
mothers, south of BloOmingsburg to-
day, after an extended visit of four or
five weeks with her sister, Mrs. Alex
Young, and old acquaintance.
a movement is being set in motion
to have a debate on the financial
problem between Secretary Carlisle,
and W. III. Harvey when the former is
in that city to address the workingmen.
DOughnuts to house and lot, Carllsl lie
will not tackle the free silverite.
The following persons went to attend
the services of Bishop White at Ke-
wanna. Rev. and Mrs. W.W.Raymond,
Mrs. Frank Lamson and daughter,
Julia, Gertrude SOlce, Mrs. 5. G. Jilson,
Mrs. Sam Parker, Mrs NJ. W. Simons,
Miss Queen Cleveland and Miss Daisy
Bowel
G. W. Ames, NJ. ~, an optician of
note, is now at the Ross house for a
few days to attend to anything in his
line that may be presented to him. He
has the finest line of lenses ever brought
to this city, and guarantees satisfaction
In every case. His assistant is Mrs. NJ.
l.. Ames.
While Alba Haywood was hold
ing the boards at the opera
house in Pierceton last Saturday night
the clang of the fire bell, created con-
siderable excitement. 1t proved to be
barn and three horses were consumed
in the flames That little city has had
enough experience, to lead them to
putting in system of water work for
fire protection.
Reports have been gathered from
every county in Northern Indiana
showing the condition of small fruits.
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