Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-22
From Mondays Daily.

safe tor his store.
John III. Cooley came home from
Chicago last night.
John Smith won a gold watch at Full
lers, yesterday morning.
Dr. Burkett, of Warsaw is In Ply
mouth today on business.
VIM. Kyle and Buck Johnson, of
Tyner City, are in our city today.
Mrs. VIM Rumsey, of Walkerton,
came to Plymouth this morning.
l.. ". Altman came up from Argos
anG look dinner with the folks Sunday.
Theo Gretnawalt, OF Philadelphia,
was IN the city eslerday visiting rela-
tives.
Try the celebrated Perkins home
made miuce meat. kuhn's market, sole
agent.
Maud l.. Lucky, of Racine, Wis.,, is
in our city visiting with the family of
). Mayer.
Miss Gladys Hoover returned to
Rochester this morning where she is at
tending school.
Richard Loman, of Rochester, visited
his son-lnla law, Marsh Fishburn, of
West CAIRO street over Sunday
SENII-WEEKLY INDEPENDENT and
the Cosmopolitan, the greatest maya
zine in America. only Sl.So per year.
Otto Albert, Bert Logan and Chas.
Dickey were in Argos yesterday enjoy
ing the winning smiles of the charm
| ing Ladies of that city.
Elkhart has been troubled with mis-
creant who has been throwing broken
glass on the streets for the purpose of
puncturing bicycle tires. He has been
apprehended.
Mr.. Hawkins, who was so unfortu-
nate as to lend his wheel to the man
burst Saturday, was in South Bend
yesterday trying to locate it. He failed
TO find a clew.
The Valparaiso Messenger, says Ply
mouth has "McKeen republican paper
and a Fairbanks republican paper"
We wonder if Brooke has taken them
both in out of the wet.
Bert Ashton and Lou Borton took a
spin on the tandem to South Bend yes
terday. Although they struck bad
roads at Linkville, they made the trip
to that city in Il hours.
Eight yards make a roll, sixteen yards
a double roll, of wall paper. We always
give prices of double rolls. BE sure
and see our papers before you buy. At
Tanners drug store, by the First Ma
tional bank.
There will be a Homeseekers excur-
sion to points northwest, west and
southwest via the popular Nickel Plate
road April 2lst. Low rates have been
authorized for this occasion. Enquire
of any agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Agler, of Chicago,
arrived in Plymouth on the early morn
ing train called here by the serious i'll
ness of Mis-. Harvey Steele, Mrs Aglers
mother. Mrs. Steele is reported as
much better this morning.
w. w. Hill & Son commenced tearing
out their building today. The front
part will be moved to the vacant lot
north of Blain's Drug Store, and the
business carried there until the new
three story brick is completed.
The Elkhart police force was all torn
up the other day by discovering large
number of masks. They had about de.
cided that large gang of robbers were
located in their midst when they made
the discovery that they belonged to a
Maccabee lodge.
The Methodist people at Valparaiso
} have arisen to the necessity of the
times and fixed up what is termed a
"wheelery." In the future anyone de-
string to 90 to church on wheel will
lind place to dispose OF 1t until after
the services.
1t is said by the Columbia City Com
| mercial, that number of young men OF
that city are contemplating the organi
} zation of a company to go to Cuba
Such spirit is truly patriotic, but the
; season will soon be at hand ia thai
country which can kill more men thar
the Spanish army.
A man by the name of Blanchard
near Valparaiso, says the Messenger
has hen that laid an egg the shape OF
1 dumb bell, the yolk being in one hall
3 while the white snugly nestles in the
other. Even the hens are shaping theil
4 course like the political parties.
The board of directors of the Maxim
kuckee agricultural association, at