Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Daily.

Low rates anywhere via. the Nickel
Plate road any time.
Miss Lizzie Sidmore, of Rochester, is
visiting with friends in this city.
y great revival service is now IN pro-
gress at the Wesleyan NJ. f.. church.
Miss Jane Markley, of Wabash, is in
the city visiting with Miss Rose Smith.
Mr.. Stahl, of Laporte, and j.. Par
menter, of Wabash, were III town today.
Frank r.. Hale, passed through Ply
mouth today after a short visit at
IIibbard.
Frank Firestone, of Bourbon, was
interviewing old friends on II streets
today.
sol Mayer, who has been in Chicago
on important business. returned home
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Parks were So
journers at Chicago today. They went
yesterday.
Miss Harriet Jacoby Will entertain a
a number Of friends tonight with
a taffy pull.
Miss Rose Lauer will hold a reception
and entertain friends tomorrow from 3
to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. \. c. Capron left today for Lar
well, where she will meet relatives. re-
turning with them to Plymouth.
The Cunningham Male Quartette OF
Chicago, will appear at the Presbyterian
church the evening of Feb. 18th.
Mr.. Parmeter, of Anderson, Ind,
agent for the Ohio fire insurance com
pany, transacted business here.
Low rates to New Orleans and Mobile
Feb. 18th to 10th via. the Nickel Plate
road, account the Mardi Gras Festivities.
California in four days via. the Nickel
Plate road. Our express trains connect
with through lines at Chicago. Lowest
rates.
John Baker, of Elkhart, scratched his
finger one day this week upon a rusty
NAL. 1t is feared that he will lose his
arm.
Bird Ocker, who has been located iii
Michigan for some time, arrived in
Plymouth last night. His stay is in
definite.
ID. +. Downs, of Terre Haute, claim
agent for the Nandalia, and brother of
Agent Downs in this city, visited here
y e%sterday.
Il. Il. Yabro, of Kewana, a represen-
tative of the Illinois Land Co, of that
place transacted business at this place
today.
Mrs. Claud Baker, of Fort Wayne,
with her little daughter, is enjoying a
pleasant visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Johnson.
G. G. Yockey, of Bremen, passed
through Plymouth today on his way
home from Kokomo, where he had been
t%ransacting business.
1t is said that Valparaiso has the
most gullable man on..record. lie is re-
ported as being touched by a Chicago
agent for $4,000.
Our readers should not forget the
cobweb and G.. social, which will be held
this evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Blain.
Mrs. Chas. Drummond gave one of
those enjoyable afternoon teas this
afternoon, at which a large circle of
friends were present.
Mark Jacoby and sister, Mrs. jennie
Lee, went to Elkhart last night to see
their brothers wife, who died shortly
before their arrival.
The striking Of oil at Camden, has
set the people of Columbia City on the
ragged edge. 1t is probable that an
other company will be formed.
Adam Wise returned yesterday from
his trip TO Wabash, where he appeared
upon the program of the Maccabee re-
ception for an address on an important
subject. He reported an excellent time.
Frank Coswell, who is a frequent
caller upon a number of our business
men, and who has been off duty for
several days owing to other business,
was taking in the usual rounds yester-
day.
Our young men who have branched
out into the occupation of catering to
the taste of the people with stereoscopic
views, make their first appearance at
LaPaZ next Tuesday evening.
Address any agent of the Nickel Plate
road or Ii. +. Homer, general passenger
agent, Cleveland, o., for lowest rates to
California. Our Express trains connect
at Chicago with through lines reaching
California points i'm three DAVIS.