Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Daily.

Bern Nussbaum went to Culver City
today.
l.. NJ. Stiles left today for Terra
Haute.
Henry stein went to Bourbon this
morning
Avis Gorlich is confined to the house
by sickness.
NJ. ". Simons was Chicago visitor
this morning.
A. ID. Toner, of kewanna, visited our
city yesterday.
Dr. 5. Pagin, of Valparaiso, was in
the city today.
Rev. w. w. Raymond was in south
Bend yesterday.
Miss Daisy Bowel returned from
South Bend today.
Warren Crowford made a trip to
kewanna yesterday.
Bert Ashton went to Marmont on
business yesterday.
James A. Miller went to Argos this
morning on business.
Jno. w. Parks transacted legal bust
ness in Bourbon today.
The O'Banyon Ministries left yester-
day for Pierceton, Ind.
Mrs. Dennis O'Brien is visiting
friends at Grovertown.
Chas. Baker made a brief visit to
Marmont last evening.
Mrs. .. Warner, of Argos, is visiting
friends in this city today.
Julius Tescher, of Mishawaka, is in
our city visiting friends.
Frank Lamson made flying visit to
Donaldson this morning.
Father Moench made business trip
to South Bend yesterday.
Jas. Brink is transacting important
business in Atwood today.
J. ID. Covert, of Culver City, was in
our city on business today.
Dick Brakel returned last night from
a business trip to Chicago.
Ex-Judge Keith, of Rochester, is in
the city today on legal business.
Jno. b. Bowel and Ed. Nee went to
South Bend today on business.
Isaac Purdy, of Bourbon, was inter
viewing friends in Plymouth today.
Grace Fish has been on the sick list
for the past week, but is now GONZALES.
cent.
Found Note book one block north
of Haag's store. Loser call at this Of
flee.
Tom orrOw you can buy Foster Paul
& Co., kid gloves at Carpenter 4 Bos
worth.
Those who desire employment would
do well to address Box 923, Plymouth,
Indiana.
Mrs. Shrock, wife of the proprietor of
the Steam Laundry is reported as being
quite ill.
VS. Harris and family contemplate
removing TO Plymouth in short time
to reside.
VIM. Klingerman, of Laporte, was in
the city today In the interests of his
lumber firm.
Miss Molly Scholder, who lives in
south Plymouth, and reported very i'll
is no better.
Fred Tribby who has been confined
to the house, will be able to attend
school Monday.
Fred fletcher, of South Bend, but for
merly an old Marshall county boy, was
in our city yesterday.
ii. Ramp, of Laporte, was in our city
yesterday. He is looking for billiard
parlor and cigar stand.
Owing to the cold weather this morn
ing school was dismissed in the lower
room on the West side
Ice Linn, who is employed at the
novelty works, went to Argos this
morning for short visit.
| Nj. A. Miller has moved into the
Speisshofer house on the West side,
formerly occupied by Chas. Shaded.
Chas. Force who has been with the
Ringing Bros. circus is in town for a
few days. He expects to leave soon.
Miss Lottye Leonard will entertain
the high school Seniors and Middlse at
her home on Miner street this evening.
Mrs. Emma Spacy, of Indianapolis,
a sister of Bert Harris, Is in Plymouth
visiting with her parents and numerous
friends.
Argos Reflector-C. II. Hughes. of
Plymouth, is in town for few days
and is busily engaged in nursing a sore