Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-28

nections for all points west. Rates
always the lowest.

sole agent
DR.. L. V. Roy announces that he will
hereafter be in his office during regular
office hours, day and night. lie Will
promptly answer all calls.
Attorneys Martindale and Parker are
attending to legal business at Knox.
Our Starke county friends realize
where the legal talent is located.
Misses Maggie Steckman and Sybilll
Koch, who accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
-. +. snyder as far as Hot Springs,
Ark, have returned home from that
place.
Geo. kelnschmidt our enterprisng
Mondays INDEPENDENr, is much bet
ter, and is hustling his business for the
spring trade
Jesse Altman returned this morning
from a weeks sojourn in Chicago,
where he has been combining business
with pleasure. Jesse Will make his
mark as a business man.
We are reliably informed that there
will be trial relating to Bohemian oats
in our court, Friday, March -. 1t Is
thought 1t would important for our far
mer friends to attend.
Della Bird, former Goshen girl of
considerable nOtoriety, but recently of
Defiance, Ohio, has been sentenced to
four years in the penitentlary. She
was implicated III robbery.
DR.. Vets left this morning for Chi
cage to attend the graduation exercises
at the Ilahneman Institute, to be held
at the schiller Theater His friend
Chas. Johnson graduates this year
Reduced Rate Tourists Tickets to
California points are now on sale by all
agents of the Nickel Plate Road our
trains make excellent connections at
Chicago with through trains TO the
coast.
ID. \. Snyder returned last evening
from a short sOjourn at Richmond, q.
He left this morning for Grand Rapids,
Michigan. lie will stops a short time
at FIT. Wayne to attend to business and
then proceed to his destination.
Our hardware merchants are re-
ceiying plows by the car load for their
spring trade While the weather at This
time is such as To seriously effect bust
ness. it will be but short time when
spring work Will open with a rush.
Laporte Herald Miss Shoemaker
has returned from Plymouth, where
she went to marry Sam Flory. The
marriage has been postponed till after
Easter. During her absence she visited
her prospective husbands relatives.
The Salvation army is doing excel
lent work IN their services at the NJ. +.
church The meetings in the afternoon
at 2:30 are becoming of great interest,
really more so than those in the evening
They are receiving considerable encour-
agement.
There seems to be number of spir-
ituahsts in Columbia City. Last even
ing's Post tells of seance held in that
city Tuesday night, where they had d
gay old time. Now if Prof Starr would
only visit that city he could make a
mint of money.
road, near Walkerton, heavy loaded
freight train was compelled TO pass
over the l.. f. Il W. II. II. to Rochester,
this morning. They were ignorant of
the grades and had much trouble in
getting their train through.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society," of LOgansport Pres
bytery, will meet in the Presbyterian
church in this city, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, April : and s. The local
society is preparing To entertain a large
number of delegates and visitors.
J.C. Talbot, who was in the lumber
business in our city, and few months
ago located in Peru, was viewing the
familiar scenes in Plymouth today.
lie is contemplating selling out his
business and then will be looking for a
new location. You know the best place
j. &.
Luther Myers a farmer living near
Salem, in noble county, met with hor-
rible death Tuesday. He was boiling
maple syrup, and it is supposed ne fell
while having commissions, which he was
subjected too. His clothing was caught
by hook, and he was thus held over
the fire and slowly roasted to death
In the case of Adelbert III. Reading
against John W. Shiey, which was st
for trial on yesterday, by agreement
Frank NJ. Pickerel, receiver, was dis
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