Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
From Tuesdays Daily.

Mrs. :. Parker is In Chicago today.
+. NJ. Orr went to south Bend today.
Joe. Magmus journeyed to Ayilla to-
day.
John and Geo. Wolford went to
Rochester today.
Al. WickIzer, of Argos, was on our
streets yesterday.
W. f. Bailey transacted business at
I.apaz Junction today.
Chas. Tibbett looked in upon the citi-
zens OF Marmont today.
Mrs. Theo. Cressner went to South
Bend today for a short visit.
DIR. q. NJ. Dutt, of Argos, was a pleas
ant caller at this office yesterday.
Attorneys kellison and Parker trans
acted business in Rochester today.
Nern llardenbroOk, of WalkertOn,
was a Plymouth visitor yesterday.
Miss Georgia Lineback, of Lapaz,
spent Sunday with Miss Nellie Gregg.
Mrs. Chas. Miles and Mrs. A. Dickie,
North Walnut street are on the sick
list.
Mrs. John " iltfong is reported as
confined to the house with rheuma
tism.
J. y. Wilson is attending the public
sale of c. T.. Thorneberg as aucti0neer
today.
Lou. suits and Willis STEPHENSON, are
attending a public sale near I.apaz to-
day.
Fred Penlield, of Chicago, was the
guest of Miss Daisy Woodward over
sunday.
Miss Mable Reeve went to Mish-
awake yesterday to visit "a few days
With friends.
Mrs. Lettia Dickson, of indianapolis.
arrived in this city last week for d visit
with friends.
Ladies are buying ready made muslin
garments instead of using valuabletime
to make them up.
Carpenter * Bosworth.
The Christian ladies will meet next
Friday afternoon with Miss Lizzie
Dickson, Thayer street.
Geo. K%reighbaum, of South Bend,
formerly of Plymouth, is visiting in
The city with friends.
Brook Bowman, of the Bremen En-
quirer, accumulated the dust Of the
Queen City upon his feet yesterday.
j. V. Ashley placed an elegant Gold
Coin steel range in the culinary depart
ment of the Laporte Street Bakery yes
terday.
W. Il. Nanvactor, of Elkhart, passed
through Plymouth today on his way to
Rochester in connection with telephone
business.
Mr.. lsenberger, one of kOsciuscO
county's most prominent teachers,s spent
Sunday at W. \. Beldon's, the guest of
Miss Ross.
Mrs. Chas. Brown, of Tyner City,
whose husband is employed at the
Bicycle works, visited Saturday with
Mrs. Belle DeMoss.
Mr.. Altman returned home last night
from a pleasant two weeks visit with
a daughter IN Marshlield, Wis. Mrs.
Altman will remain there several days.
Nancy German died Friday night.
The funeral services were held from
the Catholic church at IL o'clock and
the remains inferred i'll the Catholic
cemetery yesterday.
Mrs. James Cleveland was removed
to a Chicago hospital today. Lot Dick
son, who is station master at the Union
depot At Chicago came down and ac-
companied her to the city.
&. +. CLANCY has returned from a
three months visit with his sister IN
Junction City, Kan, and his brother n
Nebraska. Mr.. CLANCY held gospel
meetings much of the time while away
Mrs. Mona Brooke-Smith left this
morning for Indianapolis where she
will visit several days with Mrs. k.
Is. :. Pierce of that city, who will in a
short time take an extended trip
through Italy.
G. NJ. WEIGH started out on a fishing
expedition this noon. He got as far as
the. Nandalia depot, and owing to the
train leaving some minutes before he
arrived, ne concluded to cast his hook
in the ice chest at Fred kuhn's.
Constipation is generally caused by
Inflammation of the lower portion OF
the rectum. 4. Tab. 10 drops of Brazilian
, Balm twice a day; also inject half a tea
: spoonful each night. A two weeks