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

spending the holidays at South Bend.
Mrs. o. y Candy and little son Rus
sell went TO South Bend Christmas fol
weeks visit
Harry Qniyy, of Fort Wayne spent
Christmas IN Plymouth with friends,
returned home last night.
The express agents in this city will
not have such load to carry this week
The rush is over.
The Ladies' of the NJ E. Church VIII
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Me
Master South Michigan street.
SolOman Walters, of Rochester. spent
Christina with his brother William, of
South Plymouth.
Harry Davis, of the South Bend TrI-
bune, spent ChrisJ mas with his parents
In this city.
Mrs. Soneborn and daughter, of La
porte spen Christmas with ". II Love
and wife of East Laporie street.
Unless there comes big change in
the temperature, the ice harvest Will be-
gin in earnest this week.
James Smith and sam Brick, of Pull
man, ILL.,, spent Saturday and Sunday
with their families in this city.
Chryst Stryeker and Zehina Hoff
were married at l:3O at the NJ. f. Par
sonage yesterday.
Post Master Conger, was the recipient
of box of cigars on Christmas day.
He is AT less to know who his friendly
donor is.
Mrs. Walter Rynods and little
daughter, of Argos spent Sunday with
Walt. They returned to Argos this
morning.
Misses Emma and Edna Yuckey can
be seen almost every day costly seated
In beautiful cutter, which was pre-
sented to them by their father as
Christmas gift
The Physi al Cultural club will not
meet tonight as has been announced.
but their meeting has been postponed
until Jan. 3rd. NJ, mbers will please
take notice.
Miss Ella Dickey, who was arrested
by Constable Baxter Il lew days ago
did Dot appear for trial. Tier Case was
dismissed, but she is not yet out of dan
ger as she is liable fer arrest al any
moment.
Doctors BortOn and Aspinail and Mrs.
Asphalt, took dinner with Prosper
Mickey and wife Sunday. They speak
In glowing terms OF the 10 Inagement
OF the county infermary.
There was one Sunday "jig'. In Ply
mouth. He was arranged b9fore JUS
tlce Reeves, who dished up the "hne
and filllng.' The same was stayed and
his flagship" went home.
1t is reported that Herb Gray, of
Peru, and formerly of Argos will arrive
In this city March the 9th in response
to an acceptance of his proposal of
marriage TO young lady of West Ply
mouth.
Russell Tanner has a brace Of Jet
black rabbits, one of which is now on
exhibition at Tanners drug store. |
They ale beauties, and something that
you d"n't meet with every day.
The Farmers Insurance company of |
Marshall county were in session today |
to adjust the loss of James Schroeder. |
This is OIL e of the best insurance COM |
panles in the country.
We can not publish the long article |
In reply 10 one which appeared In the |
independent of Dec 90 The article |
is no doubt true but as the writer di |
not sign his name We can not publish
it.
Miss Maxwell is an enthusiast on her
instrument. She delights audiences
wherever she goes with her charming
and youthful appearance and fine exc
cution.-Lafay cite Daily Call. At the
opera house Saturday evening, Janu-
AIRY l, 1898.
There will be an election of officers
tonight in Hyperion lodge and big
attendance is looked for Let every
Knight in Plymouth make it his busi-
ness to be present. Good officers is half
the battle in the success of lodge
The nominations are all right. Let the
members turn out and ratify the same.
1t is said that more presents were
bought and distribut, In Plymouth
on Friday and Saturday last, than was
ever known before during the Christ
mas holiday. Nearly every person was
remembered in the way of some sort of
a Christmas gift.
Tom Rollins, of Dowajac, Mich, en-
JOyed his Christmas with friends i'm plv-