Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-01

says an exchange: "The baker makes
money. there Is no doubt about that.
What do You think about that:
Sheriff Dillon. of Rochester. came Ia
Plymouth yesterday, returning in the
evening with young Rodgers, held here
for larceny.
y Mr.. LOwenstien, of Valparaiso,
owner OF large department store in that
city, was casting Il critical eye over or
city yesterday.
The 2nd quarterly meeting of the NJ.
f.. church will he held next Sunday.
Love feast at $50. Communion al the
close of the morning III
The following represented Bremen in
this city today: Dr. G.. +. VAIL, j. Il.
Dietrich. Jacob Bauer, John llanes,
otto k~leprenstien and lIerm Wahl.
There Is agrowing iterest IN the reyIv-
al meetings being held this week at the
VI. T.. church. Services AT : every even
ing at 2:30 every afternoon except Sat
uriay.
Y. man by the name of Johnson, in
trying To carry water on both shoulders
has met with Il disasterous defeat IN
plymouth today. Full particulars To.
morrow.
Rev. W. w. Raymond, who is atten-
ding the Northern Indiana Deanery at
Goshen. was down on the official pro-
gram for a sermon at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Mr.. ketcham secured a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of his
mother at Warsaw. lie attended her
bedside yesterday. She has taken a
turn for the better.
The Poster county populists IN il meet
ing at Valparaiso last saturday, APP
with the Bimetallic League. Resolu-
tions were made favoring this move-
ment.
DIR. Roy will preach at the ,Jacoby
Reformed church, sunday, Feb. ,, at
: p. III. In the evening he will deliver
a lecture on India. The subject, "What
is Our Life.
One of the boys who went To Georgia
To follow the fortunes of a baker, found
out hat the greater portion of the
people in that section baked their own
bread. After an eventful Journey he
arrived in Plymouth a few days ago.
\ young man named Wahlert, EN-
ployed in the Haskell X Barker car
works at Michigan City. in attempting
to pass between two ears Monday, was
caught between the bumpers and
crushed so badly that he died shortly
afterwards.
The first NJ. T.. church of Goshen
has secured the services OF the Jubilee
Band" of the salvation Army of Chi
cage to assist them a week. This band
is composed of seventeen young men
who are highly spoken of. They should
be Sent to Plymouth.
There was a snake show in Nalparai
SO. The proprietor of the colossal
twisterS appeared in the clerks Office
and deposited his miteto help sustain
the city government. lie then opened
up his wares and commenced doing bust
ness. Thenthe uniformed nabobs of that
city appeared on the scene again and
closed up the shebang because the pro-
prletOr of the building would not ante
up another chunk OF dough. Surely the
city officials of that city have the
required amount of gall.
Monday afternoon about 1 O'Clock, as
little Irene Kuhn, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Kuhn, vas playing in the
back yard of their residence on south
Michigan street, he slipped and fell vio-
lently to the ground, breaking her left
arm a few inches above the wrist,
Medical assistance was speedily sum
moned, and the little sufferer made rs
easy as possible under the unfortunate
this time.
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