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

Mrs. Sherman futile is improving
slowly.
Jim Reeves was a st. Joseph visitor
yesterday.
ii. Winnings was a Walkerton caller
yesterday.
Bert Apple departed for Illinois last
Wednesday.
The youngest daughter OF Dr. Roy is
is quite i'll.
Geo. ". earn, of Marmount, trans
acted business in Plymouth today.
Kuhn Il Son have fixed up their show
window with the latest style of hats.
The weather yesterday was Spring like
and bees could be seen coming out of
their winter home.
Geo. Paul returned home last night
from Chicago where he was t%ransacting
business.
F. &. Smith, of Detroit, Michigan, is
visiting with the family of +. X. Brooke,
this week.
Martindale X Steyans went to Bour-
Ion today in the interest of their client
Samuel Stewart.
The text for DIR. Roy's sermon, at ia
coby's Reformed church sunday, Will be
from st. Luke Ii: -.
Miss BaltZ, of Bourbon, Is visiting
her brother IN our city. She will re-
turn home tomorrow.
Harmon Harvey, of Blissfield, Mich,
who has been visiting a few days III
the city, returned home today.
Miss Jennie Lauer leaves today for
Muncie To remain with her sister Mrs.
Charles HUFFMAN for some time.
y ten pound boy was announced TO
have put IN an appearance at the home
of Jacob +. Price, Wednesday night.
The dance given by the Plymouth
Dancing Club last evening, was largely
attended and proved To be u very enjoy
able affair.
Mrs. keech and little son Harry, re-
turned To their home In Chicago, after a
weeks visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. y. Miller.
Brother Nc Donald, should now call
the Nappanee Advance to time for
giving the credit of the Xmas story To
the Columbia City Post.
A. \. Jack, of Detroit, Michigan, a
believer i'll Dakota soil, vas III our city
yesterday telling the people of the Won
ders of that northern climate.
Miss Margaret C%aullield, of South
Bend, was "A guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gal-
lagher. She attended the ball given by
the Plymouth Dancing ClublSat night.
Bourbon Mirror. W. Wiltfong is
the new chairman of the Republican
County Central Committee, and Joseph
Black is the new Secretary. Botn are
good selections.
This is the way "a girl parses kiss"
kiss is a noun, though generally used
as a conjunction. 1t Is more common
than proper. 1t is not very singular
and generally used in the plural mum
Der aid agrees with me.
Yesterdays Goshen News says re
garding the meeting OF the Deanery in
thatcity --TOdays sessions have been well
attended and at 1870 Rev. W. w. Ray
mond, formerly OF this city, and now of
Plymouth. preached an excellent ser
mon.
The editor of the Independent No.
seems TO have a knack Of stating un
truths. In speaking of the street paw
ing, of which he asserts he is in favor
(?l yet he did not think the council
would attempt such a course when ALL
the property were opposed to
it,"
Brother Me Donald, of the lndepen-
dent bladder, occupies so much of his
valuable space this week i'll %proponding
untruths against the only Independent
paper in Plymouth, that we are COM
PEELED To answer the allegations, in in
stallments. Our space is too valuable to
permit us tn give it in one issue.
Fishers comedians III "A Cold Day"
will he at the Opera House Wednesday
night Feb. 9Th. This is the ninth sea
son and any company that has the
honor of playing one piece for that
length of time should indeed feel proud
of it. But the fact that new faces, new
songs, and dances so towards making a
farce comedy, Is the secret of its con
tinued success. Fisher always has some
thing new ~ Cold Day" has more
laughs and more solid fun, than any
farce comedy eve seen here, and no
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