Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

J. II. Gardner went to Argos this
morning.
DIR. Smith left for Terre IIaute this
morning
"A. Cuff was Culver City visitor
yesterday.
w.B. Kyle, of Tyner City, was in
town today.
Pickeled Beets, ready for table, at
W. f. Leonard's.
Harry Corbin transacted business in
Bourbon today.
j. NJ. Cummins was South Bend
visitor yesterday.
DR.. Vets went to Bourbon today on
professional business.
The awnings are rapidly assuming
their summer position.
Jno. Wiltfong and Rev. l.. ;. Smith
went to South Bend today.
The Valparaiso Messenger says their
county jail has not an inmate.
Jas. South, Of Maxinkuckee, is in
town today attending business.
Irwin Seller and sister, Lou, of Bre-
men, were in our city yesterday.
The Salvation army band furnished
the music at the school dress parade
this afternoon.
Your attention in called to the adj
vantages of our store today.-Car-
penter II BCsworth.
James Reeves goes to Benton Harbor
Thursday to take the position of dock
foreman at that place.
A. +. Dickman, of San Francisco, is
the guest of Table How and wills Lind
quest for few days this week.
The man Donican, who set fire to the
bed clothing at the Pittsburg house,
was removed today to the county farm.
Bert Rosenbury was unable to stand
the trip to Chicago yesterday and it
was necessary to postpone the journey
Mrs. Albert Harris, of South Bend, is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Holem of this city, for few
days.
The 9:05 train going went was delay
ed about ten minutes this morning on
account of hot-box on one of the rear
drivers.
Mrs. Il. A. Chase accomanied Mr..
Chase's mother as far as South Bend,
on her way to her home in Hillsdale,
Mich.
The wives and daughters of Masons
from Bourbon established chapter of
the Eastern Star at this place last
night.
Great gimlets, AT Paris they have
once more taken up hoop skirts and the
hustle. Now, will you keep quiet,
Touser?
j. X. Davis, a manufacturing man of
Chicago is looking over the field here
with the prospect of starting plant at
this place.
The repapering of Masonic hall
was completed by G.. q. Love yesterday
and adds new lustre to the appearance
of the room.
j. n. Wilson is at Argos today crying
a sale. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Wilson who will visit with Mrs. Frank
WOrthington.
Mrs. f. NJ. Homes left Delphi, Ind,
this morning in company with her
brother Thomas Cole, who has been Wis
iting here for some time.
Bert Harris and Sam Flora will soon
take their trappings and and tie them
selves to the lake of the woods on
duck hunting expedition.
Jim Thayer went to Lake Maxen-
kuckee on hunting expedition today.
We expect to see Jim loaded down with
ducks when he returns home.
Fitch Reeves left this morning for
Elgin, ILL.,, where he will take position
in the Elgin Cycle works. He will visit
In Chicago the rest of this week.
Mr.. n. Bunch, who so faithfully has
performed his duties as superintendent
of the county infirmary. is loading his
house hold effects today at the L..
+. II w.
The Ladies Aid society of the u. b.
II
next Wednesday afternoon at $50
o'clock. 1t is hoped that all parties in.