Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01

kraut, &c quart; pickles, DC a doz.
at Leonard 5.
Earnest Shultz, of Michigan City, Is
visiting with the family of J. {. Bun
nell. lie VIII remain several days.
Misses \ ice Norris and Jennie Fish
en- of Argos, were attending the exam
nation for teachers in our city today.
The man Donecan, who was arrested
Thursday night seems to have raised
cam over at Bourbon and other towns.
ChaS. galloway was up before Squire
Reeves last night for drunkenness, and
assessed the usual price for this luxury.
We are glad To learn that our friend
VIII Berlin, living south of here, is rap
idly improving ana is no~ out Of dan
ger.
All. Morrison, ol Hobart, came 10
Plymouih yesterday To see his sick
brother. Leafs, who is reported as no
better.
Mis-. NJ. NJ. Lauer, and Miss Julia
Mayer. went To Chicago this afternoon
to spend sunday with relatives and
irends
Miss Nellie Asire, of South Bend.
who has Tor The past few weeks been
visiting with Miss Flora Ashley, will
return to her home Monday.
Or. Baker left today for week 5
hunt at English Lake and French Is
land Ills wife and son will visit in
Valparaiso and return with him.
esterdey the headless remains of
Pearl Bryan were consigned to the
grave. The body has been held with
hope that the head would be recovered.
Chas. Altman, of Mankato, Mimi,
manager of the Standard Oil Co. in the
western territory, is III our city visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ;.
Altman.
Mrs. English, of Benton lIarbor
Mich, and two daughters, Ruth and
Amy, arrived in Plymouth today to
spend week with her daughter Mrs.
Charles Baker.
The Bourbon Mirror saws: That
John Chamberlain Of that place will
enter the employ of II. L. Buck, April
LIST. lie will have charge of the bicycle
repair department.
\ small blaze started at the home
of Frank Perkins at bourbon last even
ing. Although the fire did not cause
much damage, the deniZens of that city
turned out enmasse.
a number of Plymouth people at
tended the closing exercises of the
Jordan school, four miles south of
Plymouth last evening. The school
was taught by Miss Nellie Disher.
Mrs. Owen Disher and Mrs. Geo.
Baylor were guests at the home of
Mrs. Marshall Greer yesterday. They
participated in the luxury of eating
taifey, and they report an excellent
time.
The family of J. &. Barrett, of the
Laporte street bakery are now snugly
situated in their new home on West
CAIRO street. They are now enjoying
visit from Miss Lizzie Parker, of
| Rochester.
The nine year old daughter of Rich
ard Lee, who lives on the EIumrichouser
farm east of the city, was badly scalded
one day this week while washing
dishes. One of her shoulders and arm
were very badly burned. She is slowly
recovering.
J. +. IIanes left this morning for Ft
Wayne to spend sunday with his neice
Kate Sweeney, who has been very ill
1T able, she will accompany him home
Sunday evening. Mrs. IIanes has been
there for some time and will also re-
turn with them.
Eugene Lewis, our tOnsOrial friend
will leave Monday for the purpose OF
attending the Slst birthday anniversary
of his father at Blissiield Michigan.
lie will also visit sister in New York
before his returnwhOm he has not seer
for twenty-one years. lie will be gone
four weeks.
Burglars attempted TO enter the resi-
dences of +. W. Lankenau and +. w
Bosworth last night. When they at
tempted to enter the house of Mr.. BOs
worth the latter heard them and asked
them what they wanted. When they
found out they were discovered they
pretended TO be intoxicated and were
looking for boarding house.
The death of Mrs. Jacob Sell oc
Cured yesterday at 1l4J at her home
five miles west of Plymouth. Mrs
Sell has been afflicted for some time
with stomach trouble and, at the time
sof her death, was about 10 years old
She leaves a husband and seven chill.
dren The funeral will take place TO