Semi-weekly independent., 1896-03-25

of ID. Florine Disher, Marion Guyer and
:. ;. Fish.
Willis and Gid Logan, of Teegarden
and LaPaz, were callers at this office
yesterday.
Mrs. klinghammer. of Miner street,
entertained the Initial club at her home
yesterday afternoon.
r. Spangle left at noon yesterday for
Ilibbard where he sold another of those
elegant Hamilton organs.
The South Bend Quartette have been
engaged to assist our band boys in their
entertainment April 10th.
Louis Wilholt returned to his home
in Akron, Indiana, yesterday after
pleasant visit with DR.. Knott.
Miss Hattie Kelley was unable to at
tend to duties at the central telephone
TINS morning, owing to sickness.
klinger Il Thomas commence to-
morrow to plaster the new residence
of Mr.. Readings on the South Side.
Mrs. NJ. b. Orr whose illness was
chronicled in THE INDEPENDENT some
time ago IS reported much better
Mrs. Sarah SchrOder'S daughter, Lot
tie, was badly hurt Sunday, which has
caused her to be absent from school.
City Engineer Butler has set the
stakes for the Dixon street sewer, run
ming from MichigOn street to the river.
Mrs. NJ. A. Miller had a severe at
tack of heart trouble this forenoon and
came very near dying. She is improv-
ing.
VIM. Noreis, of Argos, was in the city
yesterday. He weut to hear BimettaIc
Jones at the opera house in the even
ing.
c. F. Pontious left today noon for
South Bend, in interest of his new Ball
bearing Hub, for which he was recently
granted patent.
Those who contemplate attending the
Plymouth dancing club, and desire to
become members will find the paper in
the possession of Bert Harris.
The kindergarten class meets with
Miss Victoria Cleveland on " ednesday
afternoon. Any one feeling interested
in this work is earnestly invited to at
tend.
Lee Kendall left for Frankfort this
mOraing to attend to business con-
nected with the :. V. camp at this
place.
David Il. Shaffer, the boss barn
builder, is erecting barn for his
nephew, Hugh Shaifer, two miles north
of this place.
Geo. Thayer and f. w. Lankenau
went to Chicago last evening on busi-
ness connected with the Indiana Nov
city Mfg Co.
Miller Koch left today for Buchanan,
Mich, where he expects TO make his
future home. THE INDEPENDENT will
visit him regularly, of course.
John Corberly and L. G. Capron left
this morning for few days sport on
the Kankakee. They Will be met at
Davis by another party of hunters from
TT. Wayne
The Cash grocery is undergoing a
general overhauling. New paper is be-
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assuming a different look under the
new management.
South Bend Tribune: Mishawaka
items Mr.. Otto Lang has returned to
Plymouth Peter H. Miller, of
Plymouth, is visiting his sister, Mrs
Frank ShiblehoOd.
Tomorrow, March %, is the festival
day of the AnnunclatiOn. The holy
communion will be celebrated in St
Thomas church at 1000 a. m, and
evening service at 7:30.
Mrs. b. E. Ball living about -four
miles south of here on the old Jordan
farm, died yesterday afternoon. She
had been sick for several months. Hel
obituary will appear later.
! The band boys have decided to have
their minstrel show on April 10th. Oul
readers should bear this entertainment
in mind, as it will be the best home
talent produced for some time.
Morse Il Tiffany, representing an
educational cabinet house of Chicago
left for Argos this morning. Their
chart is recommended by the schoO
officers here as very unique educator
Reduced Rate Tourists Tickets tC
California points are now on sale by al
agents of the Nickel Plate Road. OuI
trains make excellent connections al
Chicago with through trains to the
coast.
Mrs. T. 5. Bissell and son Winfield
| left this morning via the l.. f. Il w