Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-24
LOCAL BREVITIES
From Fridays Daily.

Harry Hoy and wife, of South Bend,
are in the city visiting friends.
TTamps are as scarce along the Pitts
burg railroad as snow is in Florida.
TIE heavy snow has spoiled the skat-
ing on the boyou nc rth of town.
Twelve clerks are now Dusy in Heinz
gers bargain store.
Eldridge Thompson will have grand
opening next Tuesday night.
IRWIN Appleman ard wife are visit
ing friends in South Bend this week.
The snow plOws, are under direction
of street commissioner Brink.
Mrs Judge Corbin is still sick and is
making no signs of improvement.
The side walks On Sophia street were
all cleaned before o'clock this morn
ing.
Mrs. c. S. Price went to Indianapo-
lis this morning for short visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Sewers, of Chicago, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Young, of West
CAIRO street.
Draymen Fertig and Geik are moving
Rev, Thornberry's house hold goods
from South Bend to Plymouth today.
The hotels report an increase in their
business. The Ross and Kellison are
crowded.
The Rathbone Sisters meet tonight in
regular session. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Don't forget this is election night in
Kilwinning lodge No. 14g, F. Il A. III.
Make your arrangements to be pres
ent.
Thirty-five women sailed from New
York yesterday on the Steamer "Col-,
umbia" bound for the Yukon valley
and the gold fields of Alaska.
Business men who occupy buildings
located on the corners were kicking to-
Gay because they had SO mach side
walk to clean.
Marshal Meyers has certainly earned
his salary today. He commenced clear
ing the crossings early this morning
and has kept it up all day.
More people have purchased In Ply
mouth today, than for month past on
any one day. Many Christmas presents
were bought and laid aside to be called
for later.
There is no immediate danger of
that electric railroad between South
Bend and Plymouth being built this
winter.
The dedication of the new school
building will take place Saturday night
and the exercises will be of highly in
teresting characters. Tickets of admis-
sion have been issued.
Street Commissioners Brink worked
like good fellow today cleaning cross
ings so that pedestrians could see their
way clear.
Ron Thompson and Arthur Jones
who are students in the State Univer-
slty at Bloomington will spend Christ
mas in Plymouth.
A case of intoxication was called for
trial before Justice Reeves today but
was postponed until Jan. Bird.
The Odd Fellows made Orla Young
second degree member last night. A
big crowd witnessed the work which is
said to have been fine.
On account of the delay in the ship
ment of the seats for the Audience
room, the Dedication of the Webster
School Building is postponed to an. 4.
Rev. l.. S. Smith returned from Reno,
Ind, last evening whittier he had gone
to the bed side of his sick mother Hap.
PLY he found her much improved
Mr.. A. p. Elliott received a telegram
from Dawner's Grove, ILL.,, today, stat
ing that his slsterin law. Mrs. Maria
Elliott is dangerously ill. She is an
aunt of Mrs. Hawley OF this city.
The pool and billiard tables which
will be used in the new rooms now be.
ing arranged by Eldridge Thompson
arrived today and are being placed in
position. Mr.. Thompson will have the
finest rooms in the city.
AL Pike returned last evening from
two days visit in Logansport. He
found the Adams Express office of
which he is agent in this city doing a
rushing business. Al may be "bene-
dict" before long.
There was large number of Fores
tiers present last night at a special
meeting of that order. Considerable
business was transacted during the two
hours. The boys from the country
showed up in good form.
Will COrbin and Charlie Willard have
disposed of there billiard and pool room