Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-19

| to Argos yesterday on business.
Chas. Miller, of Chicago, is here
visiting his father. S. w. Miller.
Mrs. r. Porter, who has been very
sick is reported as convalescent.
w. F. Young went to Culver City to-
day to attend to tonsorial duties.
Rev. w. w. Raymond is attending to
church affairs at Rochester today.
Vincent Foster, deputy clerk of Kos
cinsko, Co., is in the city on busin ess.
Mrs. VIM. Roam, of Bloomingdale,
Mich, is with Mrs. NJ. Bottorff and Jno,
Clapp.
ANY man with small foot can be
we'll shod for $500 at Carpenter & Bos
worth's.
Those who desire employment would
do well to address Box 1923, Plymouth,
Indiana.
Mrs. Chas. Flagg who has been visit
ing her parents at Argos, returned home
today.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson is confined to the
bed with severe attack of stomach
trouble.
Mrs. John Polls, of Bourbon, is en-
jcying days visit with the family of
S. w. Jackson.
Leo Lauer, of Marion, Ind, is In our
city spending few days with relatives
and friends.
Josie Whitlock has accepted a position
in the machine department of the
Novelty Mfg Co.
Herbert Love W lille carrying trunk
yesterday, let it fall, and cut two of his
fingers quite badly.
Jesse Altman will make a trip to
Chicago tomorrow. lie will combine
business with pleasure.
Mabel c. YOuex, teacher in room
&C., is very sick, compelling her to dis
miss her school for few days.
Ed. Hogarth accompanied his father
in-law Jno. Soice, to Chicago today,
where Mr.. Soice is taking treatment.
Miss Eta Smith who has been visit
ing with the family of Thos. Walker,
returned to her home at South Bend
today.
John r. Jones, trustee of Green
township, was in town today enroute
with subject for the county infrm-
airy.
Lost, between Chicago store and
NJ. E. church, a small red leather
purse. Finder please leave at this
office.
W. G.. Fisher, who has been stopping
with mis- brother, A. l.. Fisher, for the
past two weeks, returned to his home
in Lake county today.
The kindergarten meets Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Victoria Cleve-
land. Anyone feeling interested in this
work is invited to attend.
Miss Ella Reed from Evanston, a
teacher of elocution at the Northwest
ern University, is in the city the guest
of Mrs Samuel Parker.
VIM. Weaver received letter from
Ed. Weaver, of Cherryvale, Kansas, on
the 18th of Feb. He says they are max
ing garden and sowing oats.
Jake Boss, of Rush Medical College,
Chicago, has been visiting his brother
Frank, who is sick with pneumonia.
He returned to his studies today.
Misses Hattie Knoblock and Dora
Harmon, who have been visiting friends
in this city for the past week, returned
to their home in South Bend, today.
Will Hogarth left for Chicago yester-
day, where he will lay in supply of the
latest features of wall paper, prepare
tory to commencing his spring work.
Miss Alice Beckner teacher of Gen.
ter Township is compelled to give up
her school on account of sickness. Her
brother Elmer, is conducting her school
for her.
Chas. Lawrence living near Twin
Lakes, left yesterday for Logansport,
to take business course at the Hall
Commercial College. He expects to be
gone about ten weeks.
DIR. Roy announces that he can only
be in his Office from 10 q. m. to 3 p. M
week days and that he will not be in
office on Sundays on account of his
patient, John Stockman, until further
notice.
Monroe Walters for a number of
years past in Leonard's, grocery has
gone 10 Atwood to take charge of
grocery store for Brink & Miles. Mon
roe was a popular young man and will