Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-08
LOCAL BRE\ rs.
From Wednesdays Daily.

sam Miller spent sunday In Bourbon.
DR.. Knott was a Bourbon visitor to-
day.
Jerry Balm Went to Culver City to
day.
Father Moench vas at De Long
today.
Ed Beeler's family are having the
grippe.
YIN. Zehner was q Culver city Wis
itor today.
C.S. Cleveland is in 1t. Louis, Mo-.
ON business.
IL. l.. Logan went To Knox today ON
legal business.
John Sanderson, OF Logansport, was
in Plymouth today.
Henry Stein, transacted business in
Michigan City today.
MI. l.. G.. Jones attended tn legal bust
ness at Walnut today.
Mrs. DR.. Knott went to Marion today
to visit with relatives.
Fred Kuhn has been confined to the
house for the past two days.
spain seems to hold Havana; the Gu
hans the balance Of the Island.
The little daughter of Mrs. Walter
Reynolds is reported quite Ill.
Carl Reynolds is reported as being
interested i'll imported bovines.
The society of Hereans will meet next
Friday yening with Alta Hoffman.
Mrs. John McMan, of Rochester. Wis
tied sunday with Mrs. DIR. LInkenhelt.
Mrs. Joe Weber, left yesterday for
Marshall, Mich, for a few days visit
with relatives.
IL. IIumrichouser has been confined To
his bed for the past week with the pre-
vailing epidemic.
The Misses Hattie O'Brien ami Jessie
Johnson, of Bourbon, took in Plymouth
and the "Cold Day" show.
The Christian ladies social meets
next Friday afternoon with Mrs. Eva
Underwood. Come prepared To sew.
Goshen TimeS-W. III. Daniels, of
Plymouth, spent sunday in the city.
lie went to Cleveland this afternoon.
A brother of Mrs. Marks-who died
at Twin Lakes a few days ago passed
through here yesterday for that place.
The cobweb and &. social announced
for Friday evening at the residence OF
MIR. Jerry I;lain, Is to be quite a social
affair.
If you have never heard the excellent
music rendered by the Sprague quar-
tette, you should attend next Monday
night.
The Altar Guild will meet next Mon
day afternoon, with Mrs. Florence
Reeve. Refreshments served by mem
bers of Guild.
The action taken by the council re
garding the erection Of a school build
ing on the South side has caused consid-
cradle dissatisfaction.
The bicycle factory has sent out yer
200 Smalley Buttons within the past
few days. The greater portion of them
were sent to New York state.
Mrs. Samuel Parker had one of those
social gatherings at her home yesterday
afternoon. A large number of her
friends enjoyed a pleasant time.
Goshen is agitatlng the question of
establishing a metropolitan police force
in that city. Verify Goshen is adyanc-
ing along the line of progression.
w. L. Bates, of Toledo, o., and &. f.
Wheeler, of Cambridge City, Ind, left
Monday morning for the west, in the
interests of the Edgerton Mfg, Co.
Herb Gibson is reported as looking
over the railroad maps contemplating
taking a trip to Cripple Creek. This
trip is contemplated for his health.
Harry Ball and sisters-th Misses
Lily and Linda who have been visit
ing their uncle, Il. DE Nose, have re.
turned to their home at L%ogansport.
Adam Wise went TO Wabash today,
where he Is OH the program for an adj
dress at a Maccabee gathering tonight.
His subject will be "Fraternal Insur-
ance."
Mr.. ii. Gilbert, of Chicago. passed
through Plymouth yesterday enr0utt
for Rochester. lie will furnish hat
city with appliances for their new tele-
phone system.
Old Mamma Garver,as she was called
by her many friends, died at the old
homestead near Burr Oak yesterday in
her 18th year. An obituary notice vii
appear tomorrow.
Ringers addition is duly glad of its
admittance within the city limits; more
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