Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-11
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Tyner City.
The commencement exercises will
held at the NJ. +. church, the last of
pril.
The little missionary society have
lit nice sidewalk in front of the
lther Chapel. They should have
uch praise for their earnest efforts.
Mrs. YOckey, of Plymouth, has sue
eded in getting music class of 5
lpils here.
Mrs. KooDtz, of Lakeville, was Wis
)r in our town Wednesday.
Mrs. Mccormick has returned homo
ON South Bend and expects to go to
yner City and start a dressmaking
Establishment.
w. l.. Johnson, of South Bend, at
nded to business here Wednesday.
j. w. Siders and John Parks, of Ply
Outh, were on our streets Friday.
Mr.. Sponsler, of Plymouth, has re-
apered and painted the lower saloon.
Miss Carrie Linville visited the Sal
alton army at Plymouth last week.
Mr.. Babcock held Nos. 1912 and 1914
n the Shaded music box and wonders
no could have stepped in and gotten
10 4,913.
Every week someone wants TO know
Thy we did not put this or that in the
5ems. All we can do is to confess our
ignorance. Better come in before the
TENS are sent.
The revival meetings by the L. b.
minister's are becoming rather inter
,sting. Mr.. Thomas is on able speaker
md succeeds in holding large audi
,nce longer than is customary here.
The meetings will be continued all of
his week.
The Kickapoo Indian company played
full house every night last week
md created much amusement The
doctors are all first class artists in their
.cts. The singing and dialOguea were
Sunday night Abe Gill and his son,
)eing in different buggies, had col
isiOn. Both horses became unmanage-
Die, but through luck that follows
some people no one was hurt. The
1orses and buggies were considerably
damaged.
Miss Georgia Lineback went to South
Bend Wednesday to visit her sister
Mrs. Shilk.
Mr.Davenport and Mr.Plake attended
business at Plymouth this week.
H. Y. Shirk made business trip to
south Bend Thursday.
Miss Mary Shafer and mother were at
Plymouth Wednesday on a shopping
Sunday afternoon Willis Iced started
o drive across the tracks in front of an
approaching train, when his horse
,alked. By the aid of bystanders he
vas forced off in time to let the train
BASS. A broken buggy and big scare
we're all that resulted.
Prof. Hostetler left for Angola, Ind,
where he has position as teacher of
,enmanship and will also further pre-
bare himself for school work at the
college. He will come back for the
exercises and then return.
Mr.. Saupe and Landlord Brugh have
put in hitching posts. Their example
hOuld be followed by more of our busi-
less men, as they are much needed of
ate.
Morgan Johnson, of the firm of John
ON & Myers, of this place, but living at
Ohio, is here looking after
his business.
Adam Irlslnger and wife anu daugh-
er went to Laporte Saturday to visit
Mrs. Trisinger's daughter. They all
returned Tuesday
About l:30 Wednesday night, last
week, tramp did our town. He was
irst admitted TO DIR. HOltzendorff' S
,ffice and after some parley was made
20 move on. He then visited the hotel
md after some argumentative and
language Mr.. Brugh man
aged to again turn him out into the
cold world. 1t being only few min
ates after the Bremen trouble, either
Dne of the gentlemen would have been
justified in turning him over to the
proper authorities.
Easter exercises were observed in
both Of our churches to slight extent.
There were no decorations or cards or
Eggs for the little ones, but some of
he Sunday-school teachers had their