Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-08

Ten cent dress ginghams for cents
this week at Carpenter < Bosworth.
Miss Sue Asrinall, of Mishawauka,
spent Easter in this city with friends.
VIM. EVERY was IN our sister city,
Argos yesterday on important bust
ness.
Judge Hess and Leo Lauer were
transacting business at South Bend to-
day.
Mary Noreis, of Maxinkuckee, re
eleyed stroke of paralysis, last sun
day
Those who desire employment would
do well to address Box 923, Plymouth,
Indiana.
Mrs. Peter Ganshorn, mother of Mrs
j. y. Hoffman, is visiting with her for
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wymer, of Argos,
were in Plymouth yesterday transact
ing business.
Our clothing merchant, NJ. Altman,
is reported as opening branch store
at Culver City.
John Meter, of EngIewoOd, visited
few days with Geo. kllenschmidt and
wife this week.
Mrs. Jane Mosher, of Maxinkuckee,
is visiting with the family of Thos.
Walker for few days.
Mr.. Endly, of the Walkerton indie
pendent, made THE INDEPENDENT a
very pleasant call today.
1t is said that Frank Mckinney laid
aside his business cares long enough to
spend Sunday at Bourbon.
DIR. Baker and family returned home
Sunday night. The doctor had large
supply of ducks and geese.
y Mr.. Dickinson, classmate or Nils
Lindquist and Tabe How, leaves for
his home in California tomorrow.
Miss Hattie Kelley and mother will
leave next week for "A two weeks visit
with friends and relatives at Marion,
Ohio.
Miss Pearl Dunnuck, who has been
visiting with Miss Lola Everly for the
past week, returned this morning to her
home at Warsaw.
We see an elegantly laid corner on
Laporte street on the Reeves property,
but are unable to say whether it will
be utilized or not
a number of wagons with scrapers
passed through Plymouth this morning
enrOute for Hudson Lake where they
will build pike.
The jury on the Barker VS.. Tibbetts
remained empaneled but five minutes
this afternoon, returning a verdict in
favor of Sarah Barker.
The Harrison street sewer caved in
last night, which would have resulted
in the loss of life had it occurred while
the men were at work.
South Bend Tribune: Mr.. Henry
Stein, of Plymouth, is visiting friends
in the city. . Mr.. Grant Protsman is
the guest of friends at Plymouth.
Vim. Kepford, of Big Horn Basin
Wy, who has been visiting with hi:
sisters, Mrs. Chas. Dew and Mrs. Jas
Reeve, returned to his home last even
ing.
Squire Reeves did little job of &C.
menting yesterday, wherein Mr.. Henry
Hale, of Muncie, and Miss Ida Jones
of Donaldson, were the contracting
parties.
Telephone Manager G.. "A. Reeve is il
Rochester assisting the Fulton count,
telephone company in the improvement
of its plant. He will return tomorrow
evening.
DIR. Knott left this morning TO
Akron, Ind, where he will visit will
old friends ard transact business. Ak
ron is one of the places where the Doc
tor used to WELD the birch over refrac
tory scholars.
Yost Il Co., the cigar anufacturers
have been compelled, owing to the pop
ularity of their new brand, the Smalley
to employ another man. Mr.. G.. Bet
is now assisting them in making thi
excellent cigar.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Giller returned
this morning from visit to Fitzgerald
Ga. They report every thing there in ;
llOurishing condition, and the weathe
much warmer than it is here. Ed. ha
position as baggage master between
Abbeville and Fitzgerald.
Mr.. f. a. Forbes, of Valparaiso, has
come to our city today with full linz
Of farming imnlemantS Mr. EOrhe