Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-29
From Tuesdays Daily.

Or. Vets was in Bremen yesterday.
Mrs. A. c. Ball of Argos is on the sick
list.
Miles Pomeroy is struggling with the
lagrippe.
J. ID. McCoy's little daughter is re
ported III.
Chas. Tibbetts attended business at
Argos today.
W. ii. Love will attend to pension
business today.
Sigmund Mayer, transacted business
in kewana, yesterday.
Bert Rosenberg has been on the sick
list since last Saturday.
Chas. Tibbetts transacted business in
Winnamac, yesterday.
John V. Ashley, went to indianapolis
yesterday on business.
Will Mclaughlin and son Charles,
were in Marmont yesterday.
Fred Schooner, of 4 miles south of
town, is reported sick with grip.
The Alter Guild will meet with Miss
Mable Reeve, next Monday evening.
The Big Four railroad issued, last
year, ten thousand clergymen's permits.
John G.. Miller and wife were in
Mishawaka, Owe sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Price returned home
from a short visit in South Bend yester-
day.
Mrs. l.. Nussbaum enjoyed the
company of a few select friends yes
terday.
Ella kirtzinger, OF Donaldson, is Wis
iting a few days with friends In Ply
mouth.
Louis Miller, a visitor of Nathan
Oglesbee, is suffering with an attack of
la grippe.
Mr.. %Cleyborn, of the cycle works, re-
turned TO his home in st. Joseph, Mich,
yesterday.
The ground hog has been brought
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our people.
Fred Rentschler has accepted a posi-
ton for a few days at the Peoples
drug store.
Will Clark left last night for Middle
town, Conn, where it is said he will
work in q bicycle factory.
Samuel Vinton, a Frankfort lawyer,
committed suicide by shooting himself.
Family trouble was the cause.
Geo f. Paul, went to Chicago yester-
day, where he will spend the remainder
of the week on a real estate deal.
+. +. VanschOick, of Bryant, S. ID.
but formerly of this county, is here Wis
iting his father and many friends.
Judge f. ID. G~reenback and Attorney
n. L. Agner, of Valparaiso, attended
court in our city Saturday. So says the
Vidette.
Walter Snyder, of Bourbon, has gone
to wolk at the Novelty works and will
be one of the prominent musicians in
our new band.
a decision of the supreme court is:
That the Vandalia railroad must pay
for the electric lights used at street
crossings, il South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell, of Lo.
gansport are the guest of w. f. Hogarth
for a few days. They are returning
home from an extended trip to Ohio.
The Cinch Club enjoyed a very plea
: sent discussion over the card table
supplemented by a lunch at Miss
Lillian Knoblock's Saturday evening.
f Wednesday evening, Jan. 29th, the
f ladies of the w. r. c. will meet will
Mrs. j. +. Houghton. Gentlemen are
t cordially invited. Ladies come pre-
pared to sew
Rev. and Mrs. Raymond left this NOR
ming for Goshen, Ind, where they will
attend a convocatiOn of Northern In
diana Deanery. They expect to b'
absent three days.
f Mr.. VIM Everly returned home Sun
S day night from an extended visit will
f friends at Warsaw. Her daughter, Lit
t tie Lola, is reported Ill at this tim
with catarrhal fever.
Cummins and Meyers Of the waite
S works plant have been dismissed. Thi
n is on account of the pumping machiner,
of the plant which is said to be almos
completely cripped.
Mrs. j. G. Jilson, who for several day
has been on the sick list, is once NOR
j.. able to attend to her household duties
e j. G. says he is an excellent cook an
a has for a snort time exercised tina
p ability.
o A "New Woman" social was an
n nounced for Saturday night at Mich
gan City. As a description of the cos
tunes were not mentioned, we are III